| Sisters approves police merger |
| Sisters police officers are trading their blue uniforms for the brown
and khaki of the Deschutes County Sheriff's Department. The Sisters City
Council approved a |
contract Thursday, December 11, which turns over police services in the
city to the Deschutes County Sheriff's Department. The contract takes effect
January 1, 1998. |
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| Sisters voters will decide on sewer |
| Sisters residents will vote, most likely in May, to decide whether the
city will have a sewer system. It is probably Sisters' last chance |
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| Police make arrest in truck theft |
| Sisters police have arrested the man they believe stole a Hoyt's Lumber
and Building Supply truck last November 12, crashing through the steel gate
at the lumber yard as |
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| Calls to post office answered in Denver |
| Calls to the Sisters Post Office are now being routed to a center
in Colorado. The U.S. Postal Service says the new system is intended to
increase customer satisfaction. But it is a big change from small |
town service, at least in rural Oregon. One of the first things a
caller has to do, after dialing the new 800 number (1-800-275-8777, or 1-800-ASK-USPS)
is decide if the call should continue in English. |
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| Traffic stop triggers auto theft arrest |
| Police nabbed a car theft suspect after a routine traffic stop on East Jefferson
Avenue Sunday, December 14. |
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Sisters Chamber
drops museum |
| With revenues from the Fantastic Museum proving less than fantastic, the
Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce has shed its |
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Booster Club
raffles off Jeep |
| Wes Estvold, a sixth grade teacher at Sisters Middle School, won a Jeep
Cherokee in the Booster Club's Jeep raffle on Saturday |
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