Three Sisters Mountains
Vol. XXII No.32 - Deschutes County, Oregon - August 26, 1998

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Battle of the Bulls rocks Sisters arena
Excitement permeated the air at the Sisters Rodeo Grounds even before the Battle of the Bulls began Saturday, August 22. The near-capacity crowd murmured in anticipation over the country/rock 'n' roll blaring from the speakers above the center of the arena. When it began to drizzle a half an hour before the show started, few ran for the car
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Lightning torches forest near Santiam
Lightning sparked a 150-acre blaze Wednesday, August 19, less than a mile north of Highway 20 near Santiam Pass.
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Teachers prepare for new school year
Hey, kids ­ your teachers are back in school. On Monday, August 24, teachers of the Sisters School District headed back to the
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Business park planned along Camp Polk
A partnership of Arnie Swarens, Jack Rinn and Mark Higham has purchased 35 acres of unimproved land bordering the city limits of Sisters. The partners plan to develop a business park on the property. The parcel is immediately north of the Conklin Guest House, across Camp Polk Road from the Sisters Airport. The project will be named the Barclay Meadows Business Park, according to a press release from the
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U.S. West Strike
Lightning knocked out Martha Yates' phone on Wednesday, August 19. She probably won't get it fixed until sometime in September, because phone network
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Health screenings for Sisters' children
Healthy Beginnings, a non-profit health and development screening program for all children from birth
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Volunteers needed for Jazz Festival
Volunteers are still needed in a few key positions for the Eighth Annual High Mountains Jazz
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