The 12 Days of Williams: April 2014

20140426-01The frigate USS Vandegrift was sent to rescue a child who fell ill from an unknown fever onboard the Rebel Heart. An armed Detroit nurse saved the life of a man who was being beaten by an angry mob. The Bureau of Land Management sent in armed troops to rescue the desert tortoise at the Bundy Ranch near Las Vegas. Militia men responded. The western States, in response, started forming together to fight by taking State lands back. The National Guard had Apache helicopters taken from them by the Army.

Terrorists in Oregon turned a ranch into a training camp. American Pastor Saeed Abedini, still jailed in Iran, sent an Easter message.

The Veteran hospital in Phoenix was implicated in the VA let them die program.

Google bought drone maker Titan Aerospace.
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John McCain hosted “his friend” Hillary Clinton in Sedona.

Williams was surprised when a case of fireworks was set ablaze. The Grand Canyon Coffee and Cafe received an award as one of the best restaurants in Arizona for 2014. Williams held its annual Community Easter Egg Hunt. A last minute winter storm dampened some weekend events, but was not enough to damper Level 4 water restrictions.

Anna, Aquilla Larson and Maria Jacobs display the plate awarded by Arizona Highways magazine.

Anna, Aquilla Larson and Maria Jacobs display the plate awarded by Arizona Highways magazine.


Flag Military Surplus announced a Battlefield 4 tournament. Symmetree Marketplace flea market opened in Flagstaff.

The Coconino County Sheriff’s department investigated a fire which damaged a residence and two travel trailers near Parks. Pete C. Gomez, a detention officer, was arrested for unlawful sexual conduct with an inmate. Page held a Tip-a-Cop event for Special Olympics.

Deaths
Mickey Rooney, 93 – well-known childhood actor.