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Major sewer funding comes through
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| The City of Sisters has
landed critical funding for the municipal sewer project from
the federal Rural Utilities Service (formerly known as Rural
Development or Farmers Home). In a |
March 31 letter to Mayor
Steve Wilson, the agency announced that the cityÕs Òproposal
is eligible for funding by this agency.Ó The city applied
for $8.5 million in federal assistance. |
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| Heater
sparks fire |
| A blaze sparked by a
portable heater destroyed the top floor of a garage/shop at
69309 Lake Drive east of Sisters on Wednesday morning, March
31. |
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| Wreck
injures Sisters men |
| A volunteer Cloverdale
firefighter was seriously injured in a crash on Highway 126
at Goodrich Road east |
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| Sisters could
gain Justice Court |
| If you get a traffic
ticket in the area surrounding Sisters, you have to go to
court in Bend -- probably in the middle of the working day.
That could change if advocates succeed in |
establishing a Justice Court in Deschutes County. A Justice
Court is similar to a city municipal court, except that
it covers a defined district in a county. Local Justice
Court
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| Concerts
top $100,000 |
| The Sisters Starry Nights
Concert Series wrapped up its third successful season Saturday,
April 3, having raised a total of more than $100,000 for the
Sisters Schools |
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Debris
cleanup
on tap |
| The City of Sisters annual spring cleanup
begins the week of April 12 and continues until collection
is complete. The cleanup is for yard debris only. |
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| Rep.
Westlund to host town hall |
| State Representative
Ben Westlund of District 55 will host a town hall meeting
at Sisters City Hall from 10 to 11 a.m. on Saturday, April
24.Westlund is seeking public input |
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