| Police officers sue city |
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A claim against the City of Sisters was filed in U.S. District Court
by members of the Sisters Police Department on Tuesday, April 15, 1997. |
The lawsuit alleges that the city and City Administrator Barbara Warren,
individually, violated the Fair Labor Standards Act as well as the contract
between the city and its employees, and also infringed on employees' First
and Fourteenth |
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Sisters area
burglary
investigated |
| The Deschutes County Sheriff's Department is investigating a burglary at
a home on Highway 126 near Sisters. According to police, |
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School land exchange gets
green light |
| A land exchange that would ultimately allow the expansion of the Best Western
Ponderosa Lodge on 16 acres currently owned by the U.S. Forest Service |
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| School calendar decision again delayed |
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Sisters parents and teachers packed the lecture/drama room at Sisters
Middle High School Monday night, expecting a decision on whether the school
district should adopt an "alternative calendar." |
The board, short two members, declined to make a decision. Board member
Harold Gott is in Portland while his wife undergoes cancer treatment. Jan
van den Berg was out of the country on business.
But even without a decision |
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| Only you can promote forest fires |
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The Deschutes National Forest and the Columbia River Bioregion Campaign
are the hottest new couple in town. |
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| Sisters supports sheriff's levy |
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Deschutes County Sheriff Greg Brown has won the endorsement of the Sisters
City Council for a $6.9 million levy |
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| Students show vocational ability |
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An enthusiastic contingent of Sisters High School students fared well
at the annual State VICA competition held Saturday |
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