| Sisters passes law to preserve dark skies |
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Sisters residents' ability to stand there amazed at the glory of the
Central Oregon night sky will be enhanced |
as a new "dark sky" ordinance takes effect in the city.
The ordinance, which Mayor Steve Wilson called "probably one of
the |
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| Fire danger high |
| With high temperatures, low moisture and thick grasses fed by a wet spring,
the Sisters country has become a late-summer tinder box. |
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| Sisters man arrested for assault |
| Sisters police arrested Jeremy Cledenny, 23, of Sisters, after he allegedly
struck and menaced his estranged wife at the Sno-Cap |
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| Up go classroom walls |
| A Saturday room-raising work party brought together about 30 volunteers
to put up walls, but, even with a dedicated community work force steaming
away, the three new elementary school classrooms |
will not be ready on September 6 as project leaders had hoped.
Project manager Bill Willitts estimates the rooms will be completed in
November, although |
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| Creek gets all-clear after sewage spill |
| It's safe again to splash in Indian Ford Creek. The creek waters have tested
safe after a sewage spill at Black Butte Ranch July 29. |
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| Salary talks stall |
| A technical disagreement about where employees fall on the salary schedule
has stalled negotiations between Sisters teachers and the school board. |
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| Bowling alley goes on the market |
| The building that was to have been Sisters' new city hall is on the market.
The Sisters City Council voted in their August 14 meeting |
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