© 2002
The Nugget Newspaper
Sisters, Oregon
All rights reserved

Send us an email

Display Advertising
This is a PDF file. View with Adobe Acrobat Reader. 

The contents of the on-line edition of The Nugget represent a selection among the stories that appear in the weekly print edition.

Couplet plan faces USFS concerns
Tension mounted at the Sisters Couplet Advisory Committee's meeting on Monday, December 15, as the Sisters Ranger District faced the impact a proposed road couplet design could have on Forest Service property.

Sisters man arrested for post-party burglary
Deschutes County Sheriff's Deputies arrested 23-year-old Keenan Richard Elbers of Sisters on Saturday night, December 20, after he allegedly broke into a Sisters residence.

Sisters kids have edge in fat fight
Sisters has not escaped the growing epidemic of obesity in America, but its active lifestyle has given it an edge.

Kitzhaber visits Sisters students
Dave and Cindy Glick are firm believers in community involvement and volunteerism and have passed those values on to their three children.

Local ranch wins llama honors
The llama breeding industry may not be booming as it once was, but recent showring success by Hinterland llamas showed that the farm is doing something right.

Projects would help bull trout
Sisters foresters plan to move some campsites in the Metolius Basin away from streams to protect bull trout habitat.

Sisters children shop at thrift store
It was play money, but it bought some real holiday cheer.

Class offers hands-on experience
Some Sisters High School students are getting first-hand business experience in a new class taught by business teacher Bill Blevins.

New parking idea being considered
An innovative parking method, which is popular in Europe, could make an appearance in Sisters along with a proposed Hood Avenue/Main Avenue couplet.

Link Creek Bridge to be replaced
The Link Creek Bridge at Suttle Lake has seen its last days.