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PATAGONIA REGIONAL TIMES FEBRUARY 2020 SERVING THE MOUNTAIN EMPIRE COMMUNITIES OF CANELO, ELGIN, PATAGONIA AND SONOITA VOL. 10 ISSUE 2 Roadwork Meeting Sonoita Resident Throws Her Hat in Page 4 the Ring for County Office By Pat McNamara “If you aren’t going to do some- families in thing about it, don’t complain!” is the area. She the mantra of Donna Federici, Inde- would like to pendent candidate for Santa Cruz offer ideas on County Supervisor for District 3. how to keep A resident of the Sonoita/Elgin families here. area, Federici has decided to in- Agri-tourism deed “do something about it” and is one of her with the support of her husband, thoughts Dave Ciesielski, is running against as a way to the current district 3 County Super- offer jobs for visor, Bruce Bracker. local resi- Noting that the Sonoita, Elgin, dents. Finding Patagonia part of the county is be- other ways ing under-represented and with the to promote many complaints Federici has heard our natural about the current situation, she resources with Vineyard vows that she will work tirelessly opportunities for change in the way ‘things have to market the always been done.’ hiking, biking The daughter of a blue collar, and activities Midwestern steel worker family, around the Federici has been schooled in the lakes was importance of hard work from her another idea early years. She has been successful addressed, in middle and upper management keeping in and was most recently self-em- mind that ployed as a business consultant businesses before moving to Sonoita in 2008. should be She feels she has the vision and mindful of the Contributed Photo creativity to steer the county in a water availability Donna Federici would work to re-open the Sonoita Courhouse as part of her program to correct the more fiscally responsible way. Not in the long term. present "under-representation" of the eastern part Page 5 one to point fingers at the past Bringing back of the county. leaders, Federici wants to be more the courthouse “The position as county supervi- solution oriented and find ways for and the storage of road mainte- sor should not be a partisan issue!” the county to expand while being nance equipment is something that stated Federici, as it is “for the com- Art Exhibit more creative in finding ways to Federici discussed. She stated that munity and its residents and the relieve the current fiduciary chal- local committees have filed paper- money belongs to the people.” This lenges. work to obtain the financial results is why she is running as an Indepen- When asked about the salaries of that decision made by managers dent. Federici is a fiscal conservative at the local fire department, in Nogales. She stated that an ‘all or and a compassionate advocate for Federici stated that since we live nothing’ approach is not the answer the community and willing to ‘rock in such a fire prone area, the fire and would like to introduce a part- the boat’ for economic reform. department is especially indispens- time solution to the court in When asked how she plans on able, and the budget must reflect Sonoita. Change starts in Nogales getting her name out there, Federici that. However, the salaries must be and working with the managers stated that she will knock on doors, studied, and any discrepancies or there will be another part of her use social media and ask for help to unfairness addressed and correct- function should she be elected. If canvas for her as an independent ed. the courthouse is not deemed nec- candidate. She is currently building Federici stated that our local essary as such, using it as a commu- a website. 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