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

Lonny Johnson uses a "traveller" to measure circumference of a "felloe" (bent oak).

Western spirit at Sisters festival
From drums to dancing and turquoise to teepees, there was something for everyone at the Western & Native American Arts Festival in Sisters last weekend.

Sisters area impacted by fire rules
Sisters area residents will feel the effect of new wildfire risk standards approved by Deschutes County and the State of Oregon on August 24.

Festival brings folk music to Sisters
Sisters will resound this weekend to the sounds of fiddles and guitars as the Sisters Folk Festival takes the stage in its ninth year of bringing Americana music, ranging from blues to bluegrass, to the local community.

Citizens check out couplet options
The couplet question is not if; it is how. This statement quieted initial resistance to a one-way couplet in Sisters at the second public hearing, held at Sisters Elementary School on Tuesday, August 31.

Outlaws set on the playoffs
Only six varsity players return to the Outlaws football squad this season, but Coach Bob Macauley and his team have their sights set on the state playoffs.

Together for Children
Together For Children invites all families with infants and toddlers to join them for an orientation meeting on Tuesday, September 21, at 9 a.m. at the Little Cloverdale Preschool building.

Local man shapes Montana history
Last May, Sisters resident Frank Crail took a long distance phone call that brought memories rushing back and made him a celebrity in Montana.