| Recreation district could keep SOAR alive |
| The Sisters Organization for Activities and Recreation may try to
form a parks and recreation district so the organization can continue to
provide recreation activities for the community. |
The SOAR board of directors held a public meeting Monday, November
10, to determine what the Sisters community thinks of a parks and recreation
district. |
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| School enrollment down slightly |
| Like much of the rest of Oregon, the Sisters School District has seen a
slight decrease in enrollment this year. The number of students, |
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| Roads to close to protect wildlife |
| The Sisters Ranger District wants to close 16.9 miles of forest roads, most
of them in the Trout Creek/Black Crater area. |
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| Councilor clears up zoning concern |
| By Jim Cornelius
City Councilor Tim Clasen won't have to get a conditional use permit
for his irrigation business after all. |
City Planner Neil Thompson had given Clasen until October 29 to apply
for a conditional use permit to operate a home business in a residential
area. |
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| Highway 20/126 |
| Large steel gates have been installed at each end of a remote section of
Highway 20/126 between the Santiam Junction and Sweet Home. |
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| Ranger on the job |
| Bill Anthony feels like he is coming home as the new Sisters District
Ranger. Anthony served as District Ranger in Boulder, Colorado, since November,
1992, |
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| Outlaw honored |
| Sisters Outlaw Shelly Greene has won the Wendy's High School Heisman Award.
The award recognizes performance on the field or court, in academics, |
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