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Sisters
High School students accompanied Lee Ann Womack in her finale performance
of "I Hope You Dance." Joe Manuel played guitar.
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Speed
enforcement a challenge in Sisters
Speeds are supposed to be low
in Sisters --Ê20 or 25 miles per hour inside the city. Drivers often don't
pay attention to those limits.
Work
on Sisters "Y" intersection delayed
Plans to fix the notorious
"Y" intersection of Highways 20 and 242 are on hold, probably for several
years.
Lee
Ann Womack wows Sisters
In between the Grammy
awards and a gig at the White House, award-winning country performer Lee
Ann Womack brightened the Starry Nights Concert Series on Saturday evening,
February 24.
Sewer
projected to stay on budget
It is a "squeaker,"
Mayor Steve Wilson admits, but it looks like the Sisters sewer project
can be completed on budget, with the promised monthly fee.
City,
USFS work to resolve bill
The City of Sisters
and the Sisters Ranger District are trying to resolve their disagreement
over how the district should be charged for sewer services.
City
approves two new subdivisions
City planners approved
two new subdivisions in Sisters on Wednesday, February 21.
Nordquist
awarded permanent school slot
Lora Nordquist loves
her job as Sisters Middle School principal. And her staff and the school
board clearly like the way she does that job.
Students
create writing club
Sisters Middle School
unleashed the talents of its most advanced group of young writers with
the first meeting of the writers' club earlier this month.
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