| Gravel mine has little impact on Sisters |
| For more than a year, the Hap Taylor & Sons construction company has
been hauling gravel out of a surface mine five miles west of Sisters. |
When that mine was first proposed, it drew angry opposition from Sisters-area
residents, who forecast choking dust, noise and carnage |
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| Guardian fined |
| The Sisters School District has cited Sisters area resident Keith Akers
for failing to keep his grandduaghter in school. |
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Drivers avoid
injury in wrecks |
Two wrecks in two days on Highway 20 four miles east of Sisters last week
left drivers
shaken but uninjured. |
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| Dead timber to be cut |
Twenty-four thousand cubic feet of fire-killed timber is scheduled
for harvest from the Pole Creek Burn west of Sisters.
The Sisters Ranger District recently |
announced its intention to salvage trees from the 18-acre burn, which consumed
forest "with unusual intensity" in June 1997, according to Forest
Service reports. |
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| Logging operation hit by theft |
| A logging operation 15 miles southwest of Sisters was hit by a theft overnight
on March 26-27. |
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| Camp Sherman wants deputy |
| Camp Sherman Road District 18 has pledged $10,000 to be used if needed to
help keep Deputy Dave |
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Sisters students
trek Costa Rica |
| Nearly 20 Sisters students headed south over Spring Break with Spanish
teacher Janis Quiros on |
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