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Irrigation water will return to Squaw Creek

 By Jim Cornelius

Water will flow through the dry part of Squaw Creek all year long when Barclay Ranch irrigation water rights go back to the stream.

 Barclay Ranch owner Ted Eady signed an agreement last week with the Oregon Water Trust to transfer 42.9 acres of the ranch's 53 acres of water rights back in-stream to Squaw Creek. The trust agreed to a price
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Aspen Lakes suing contractor
Aspen Lakes Develop-ment, L.L.C., filed a lawsuit against Milroy Golf Systems on June 26, 1997, for $130,000, alleging
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Arrest follows wreck

By Jim Cornelius

Three Prineville residents, including a seven-month-old child, were injured August 9 in a single-vehicle rollover on Highway 20 at milepost 8 east of Sisters.

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School budget comes close to estimates

 By Jo Zucker

The final budget for the 1997-98 school year is shaking down to about $22,000 less than Sisters school administration proposed in its budget.

Superintendent Steve Swisher is confident that the district can cover

the shortfall without much ill effect.

"While $22,000 is a lot of money, in comparison to a $5.9 million budget that amount is minimal," said Swisher. "Overall, the budget is very close to what we guessed in March. Although we are disappointed it isn't higher, it will give us an opportunity

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Metolius River
plan appealed

By Jo Zucker

A part-time Camp Sherman resident has appealed the Forest Service's Wild and Scenic River Plan for the Metolius River.

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Shawver named police chief

By Jim Cornelius

The Sisters police department has stabilized after more than three months of staff shakeups and a legal fight with the city.

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Chamber has
new manager

By Jim Cornelius

Steve Shunk is plunging right into his new job as manager of the Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce.

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