The Nugget Newspaper May 8, 1996 for Sisters, Oregon

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Serving Deschutes County	Sisters Oregon
VOL. XVII NO. 19	May 8, 1996

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Child out of wedlock: A village affair?
By Eric Dolson The statistics from the Central Oregon Health Council Task Force on Teen Pregnancy are startling: "According to a survey of student risk, over half of Deschutes County teen-agers are sexually active by the end of high school.	Over 30 percent are sexually active by age 15... "...roughly one-third of sexually active teens eventually get pregnant (50 percent within the first six months of sexual activity)... more...

Brown, Pray receive awards for valor

By Jim Cornelius
Sisters Police officer Don Pray and Deschutes County Sheriff's Lt. Greg Brown were awarded medals of valor by the Oregon Police Officers Association Friday, May 3. more...

Sisters street addresses to change in July

By Jim Hollon
More than 70 percent of the residents of Sisters will be changing their addresses July 1. more...

Burglars attempt ATM theft at Ray's Food Place
By Jim Cornelius Sisters police are investigating a break-in at Ray's Food Place that occurred sometime in the early hours of Monday, May 6.	According to police, the break-in was noticed by a Ray's bakery employee when she got to work at 3:45 a.m. Someone allegedly broke one of the front windows more...

Sixth grader caught with drugs

By Jim Cornelius
A sixth-grade student at Sisters Elementary School was found in possession of a small amount of what school officials referred to as "an illegal substance" Thursday, May 2. more...

Local students shine in history competition

By Jim Cornelius
Two students from Black Butte School in Camp Sherman will wing their way across the country in June to present their prize-winning research projects in June to present their prize-winning research projects in National History Day competition at the University of Maryland. more...

County to review city plan

By Jim Hollon
The proposed Sisters Comprehensive Plan is scheduled to be reviewed in an informal workshop by the Deschutes County Planning Commission at 7 p.m., May 9 in Hearing Room "A" of the county offices in Bend.

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