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Sisters' class sizes to shrink next
year
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Class sizes in Sisters schools will drop next year if the
proposed 1999-2000 budget holds fast. The budget was adopted
by the Sisters School Board on Monday, June 7.
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Next year's kindergarten and first grade classes are expected
to have a ratio of 20 students to each teacher. This year's
two first grade classes have a ratio of 25:1, according
to
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| Seniors celebrate
commencement |
| The 51st Sisters High School Commencement
held Friday, June 4, marked the beginning of life after |
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| Sisters Rodeo ready
to ride for 59th year |
| The seats are sanded and the rocks
are being picked out of the arena as Sisters gets set to host
the nation's |
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Two nabbed in sign-shooting incident
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| Two Sisters youths have confessed
to shooting holes through a McKenzie Scenic Byway sign on
Highway 242 last March. An investigation by the Deschutes
County Sheriff's Office and |
the U.S. Forest Service turned up
a suspect in the incident and a deputy interviewed the young
man at the Sisters Sheriff's Station last month.According
to sheriff's office |
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Haynes
suit dismissed |
| The lawsuit filed in state court
by former police chief David Haynes against the City of Sisters
has been dismissed. A similar case in Federal |
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Black Butte
students celebrate |
| Camp Sherman's Black Butte School
held its annual graduation ceremony Friday evening, June 4,
on a soft late-spring evening made |
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Cowboy rodeo
dance on tap |
| The annual Cowboy Rodeo Dance is
slated for Saturday night, June 12, at the Sisters Middle
School Gym. This year's dance features the return |
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