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March
26, 2002
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Serving
Western Deschutes County
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Sisters,
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2002
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Skiers
turned out in big numbers for the John Craig Memorial Ski Race.
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Skiers
turn out for Craig race
A postman was honored
Saturday, March 23, in one of the nation's oldest ski races.
State
budget clouds loom over Sisters
Sisters school officials are casting a wary eye toward Salem
as they try to anticipate the local impact of an ongoing budget battle
between Governor John Kitzhaber and the state legislature.
Rodeo
picks Prineville woman as queen
Tawny Morris of Prineville is the 2002 Sisters Rodeo Queen.
Sisters
Easter Egg Hunt set for Sunday
The Sisters-Camp Sherman Volunteer Fire & Ambulance Association,
Cloverdale Volunteers and the Easter Bunny will host the annual Easter
Egg Hunt, on Easter Sunday, March 31, at 1 p.m.
Sisters
man found dead
David King of Sisters was found dead in a vehicle at his residence
east of town at about 7:30 a.m. on Thursday, March 21.
Trail
workshop set for April 3
Everyone interested in planning potential trail routes for
the Sisters Trail System may attend a workshop on Wednesday, April 3,
at the Sisters High School Cafetorium from 5 to 8 p.m.
Council
hires new city administrator
Eileen Stein will step into her new position as Sisters City
Administrator on April 2.
Sisters
activists seek economic spark
Sisters citizens and businesspeople hoping to develop a vital,
year-round economy in Sisters met Wednesday, March 13, to share ideas.
Sisters
Rodeo tickets available
Rodeo fans have less than three months before the 62nd annual
PRCA Sisters Rodeo opens. Reserved seating tickets are now on sale for
four performances of the "The Biggest Little Show in the World," scheduled
for June 7-9 at the Sisters Rodeo grounds.
Planners
set subdivision hearings
Developers will take a second crack at getting their requests
for two new Sisters subdivisions heard by the Sisters Urban Area Planning
Commission next week.
Olympic
flagpoles arrive in Sisters
Jeff Smith, a member of the Sisters School Board, is the proud
owner of five massive flagpoles that graced the medals pavilion at the
Salt Lake City Olympics.
Obituaries
Charles "Chuck" Rutschow
Harold "Hal" C. Coe
Sisters
company has new printing press
X-Press Printing of Sisters has a new Heidelberg GTO-52 printing
press in its facility in the Three Wind Shopping Center.