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Convict says police lied to get warrants

 By Eric Dolson

His disembodied voice coming from a speakerphone in Judge Stephen Tiktin's courtroom, Brent Steven Sherman Sr. said he can prove that Deschutes County District Attorney Michael T. Dugan has been in willful contempt of a court order for more than a year.

Sherman is in the Federal Correctional Institution in Sheridan, Oregon, after his parole on a California bank robbery conviction was revoked. His parole was revoked because charges of extortion, drug use and theft were filed against Sherman in Deschutes and Clatsop counties.
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Borland bags
a Bighorn

By Jim Cornelius

Sisters Police Officer Alan Borland got the chance of a lifetime last week - a shot at a California Bighorn sheep. Borland made good on his chance, taking a mature Bighorn ram with a 200-yard

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Foot-stomping fun

By Patrick Faughnan

A largely out-of-town crowd enjoyed an eclectic range of music and storytelling at the third
annual Sisters Folk Festival September 26-27.

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Shoplifting bust nabs fugitive

 By Jim Cornelius

Sisters Police arrested a Springfield woman wanted on a robbery warrant after she was allegedly caught shoplifting at Ray's Food Place on Friday, September 26.

 A Ray's security officer confronted Iris Marie Walker, 27, outside the store after he allegedly spotted her shoplifting. According to police, she fought him trying to get away, and someone called police thinking the scuffle was a domestic fight.
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Foundation
helps kids

The Sisters Schools Foundation is making its first major distribution of funds to children of the district.

On September 18, the board voted to distribute $22,075 to a variety

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Police merger hearing held

By Jo Zucker

In the future when Sisters residents summon the law, a Deschutes County Sheriff's deputy may respond to the call, rather than a Sisters police officer.

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Police seek victims of check scam

By Jim Cornelius

Sisters police are looking for Sisters merchants or citizens who may have taken bad checks allegedly written by Mark
Andrew Kristel.

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