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Judge rules Crossroads building can stay
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| A controversial garage addition,
built 15 feet inside a setback line in the Crossroads subdivision
west of Sisters, will stay after a decision handed down by
Circuit Court Judge Stephen Tiktin on May 6. |
The Crossroads Property Owners Association
sued property owner Joseph Holder, his wife and the Holder
Family Trust on the grounds that the garage addition on their
property violates the subdivision's |
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Bend cable
delivers donation |
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Bend Cable delivered a check for $34,485 to the Deschutes
County Education Service District on Thursday, April 29.
The check paid half of the local cost for 418 computers
that will be distributed to schools throughout Central Oregon.
In delivering the check, Bend Cable President William Paul
Morton said that Bend Cable was investing in the future.
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Mr. Wilson goes to Washington
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| Sisters Mayor Steve Wilson visited
the nation's capital last week to lobby for Sisters' sewer
facility at a Senate committee hearing. Wilson stood before
the Senate Subcommittee on |
Energy and Natural Resources Wednesday,
April 28, to testify in support of recently proposed legislation
to acquire land for the Sisters sewer facility. |
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| Sisters voters to
decide on annexation |
| Sisters voters are deciding whether
to annex all land currently within the Sisters Urban Growth
Boundary. |
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Timber sales slated for Ranger District
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| Four major timber sales and a collection
of small sales could remove up to 13 million board feet of
lumber from the Sisters Ranger District this year. According
to district supervisory |
forester Slater Turner, the equivalent
of approximately 77,778 18-inch trees would be removed if
all the sales are completed.Three of the four major sales
were previously put up for bid as |
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| Fire station opens |
| The people who live to the north
of Sisters can rest a little easier knowing that fire crews
can respond quickly from the new Squaw Creek |
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| Sixth-grade performs
'en Franais' |
| Carol PackardŐs sixth-grade class
shared a taste of European culture last week in a French language
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| Families needed to
"Clean the Green" |
| The Sisters Elementary School will
host students and their families for a series of school grounds
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