Sisters Oregon newspaper index

Man arrested in scuffle with deputy

Outage knocks out lights in Sisters

Computer gifts are a hit with students

Helmet saves young rider's life

Scientists clash in forest protection

Budget cuts could thwart prison work

Fire chief Churchill to retire

No. 49. December 23, 1998

Business park seeks annexation

Students receive computers as gifts

Firehall, Carlson's win lighting contest

Timber framer joins Highland Fling

Floodplain cuts across Sisters

Forest Service unveils weed plan

Watershed council receives funding

No. 48. December 16, 1998

Voters to decide on annexation

Trafficsignal proposed for Sisters

Friends thank Fire Chief Mouser

Outlaws cap season with state championship

Elliott takes seat on council

Sisters aids elderly and homebound

Students entertain at library dinner

No. 47. December 09, 1998

Cabins allowed at Suttle Lake Resort

Traffic light on Highway 20

Holiday food drives show Sisters' spirit

Sisters stifles Scappoose

JET chief on the job

Peterson named "everyday hero"

Sisters merchants stay open late

No. 46. December 02, 1998

Martin leads Outlaws to narrow victory

Black bear stops by for Thanksgiving

Candidates apply for council seat

Road issue clouds Metolius River plan

Sun shines on parade

Sisters chamber lighting contest

Sheriff's office hires JET coordinator

No. 45. November 25, 1998

Rare species delay Suttle Lake project

Plans for The Pines go to city

The Pines residents prepare for move

Real estate lawsuit settled out of court

Chief Mouser retiring

Sisters Community Choir to perform

Holiday wreaths support school

No. 44. November 18, 1998

Sisters looks for federal sewer funding

Habitat seeks development waiver

Black Butte Ranch adds 80 acres

Lawsuit by former police chief dismissed

"Courage" letters fly in

Grant launches technology center

Sisters' Christmas parade is coming

No. 43. November 10, 1998

SOAR takes off with new tax base

Teens arrested after chase

Single vote swings council election

Lady Outlaws are conference champions

Must plan for development

Ranch passes bonds for equipment

Sixth graders start quilt project

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No. 42. November 4, 1998

Outlaws beat Central; claim conference

Teacher honored for science program

Festival folds its tent

Planners approve stalled building

Sewer site still sketchy

Students go back in time

Camp Sherman hosts fall festival

No. 41. October 28, 1998

Developers apply for Sisters subdivision

Forest owner denies Measure 64 claims

Western theme may be refined

Teen cited for endangering, menacing

Student count may drop

Candidates answer citizens' questions

Holiday food share soon available

No. 40. October 21, 1998

City suspends permit for new building

School students learn courage

Residents to leave The Pines

Sisters candidates give voters choices

Measure 64 not clear cut

Library seeks new board member

Fall Carnival at Middle School

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No. 39. October 14, 1998

Sisters to get new city hall

Sisters man arrested on sex charges

SOAR seeks tax base from voters

Petrie defends sewer letter

Sisters School Board explores new diplomas

Fish rescue planned

Sisters Library needs more volunteers

No. 38. October 07, 1998

Schools may toughen graduation standards

Sisters gather in Sisters celebration

Highway forest to be thinned

Correction/clarification

Business damaged

"Harvest Faire"

Campaign launched

No. 37. September 30, 1998

Three nabbed for drugs

Council candidates air their views

Supreme Court dismisses PMR case

Sisters youth breaks back in fall at home

Ranger staff shrinks

High school drama rehearses for comedy

Sisters gather in Sisters

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No. 36. September 23, 1998

Traffic stop leads to arrest

Sisters gets new deputy

Jazz festival

Petrie recall goes to voters

Scaled-back plan

Springs protected

Schools foundation distributes funds

No. 35. September 16, 1998

Citizens launch Petrie recall

Job with regional district

Festival jazzes up Sisters

Wreck sends three to hospital

Mtn. Shadow RV host restaurant

Salamander threat

River festival set for rodeo grounds

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No. 34. September 9, 1998

Sisters' school enrollment up slightly

Sisters Folk Festival delights audiences

District reaches out to home- schoolers

Trail park program weathers second year

Highway takes toll

Sisters choir needs singers for holidays

Elementary school year launched

No. 33. September 2, 1998

Sewer foes request denial of grant

Sisters students outperform state

Schools want property annexed

Sheriff, libraries in voters' hands

Foster homes needed in Sisters

Folk festival brings music

SOAR hosts punt, pass, kick tourney

No. 32. August 26, 1998

Battle of the Bulls rocks Sisters arena

Lightning torches forest near Santiam

Teachers prepare for new school year

Business park planned along Camp Polk

U.S. West Strike

Health screenings for Sisters' children

Volunteers needed for Jazz Festival

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No. 31. August 19, 1998

High School to move to trimester schedule

Neglect drainfields

Climber evacuated from South Sister

Alcohol implicated in fatal wreck

Teens nabbed in burglary

Church Country Fair draws a crowd

Residents seek SOAR board seats

No. 30. August 12, 1998

PMR seeks sewer approval

StRUT computers to schools

Questions about Metolius trout

Farm partition rules disputed

Lookout guards Metolius basin

Salon celebrates 20 years

Church hosts Country Fair

No. 29. August 5, 1998

Man jailed for assault, resisting arrest

Voters to decide on charges

Fish thrive in Metolius

Schools boost prices, fees

Fires spare Sisters District

Win a ranch contest cancled

Music highlights Country Fair

No. 28. July 29, 1998

New housing planned in Sisters

Classic cars dazzle streets of Sisters

Youth sentenced in crime spree

Sisters police seek hit-and-run driver

Park trailers nixed

BMW giveaway nets $20,000

Camp Sherman road plans

No. 28. July 22, 1998

Larch trees dropping needles

avings may delay sheriff's layoff

SOAR forms committee

Board to cut sports, review calendar

Sisters woman sought for assault

Grinding the road

Taekwondo tourney a success

No. 27. July 15, 1998

Sisters activist challenges sheriff's levy

Quilt Show draws big crowds

Mayor slams PAC role

Body of climber found on mountain

Man arrested for bomb

Teaching Fair set at Village Green

Activist seeks apology for remarks

No. 27. July 8, 1998

County to cut taxes

Expanding city limits

Crews take on knapweed in Sisters

Quilt Show inspires Sisters artists

Search for climber on North Sister

Eighth graders promoted

Photos displayed at City Hall

No. 26. July 1, 1998

Creek water violates standards

New rules restrict farm land partitions

Fireworks spark blaze near Sisters

Golfer strikes gold in Kiwanis scramble

Realtor sues for unpaid commissions

Festival explores past

Fourth graders enjoy history

No. 25. June 24, 1998

Activists want Sisters developers to pay

Real estate raffle

Rangers crack down on off-road drivers

Sisters students check out early

Sisters schools adopt tight budget

Project challenged

Foundation funds won't fill gap

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No. 24. June 17, 1998

Educators reach out to home schoolers

Rodeo treats Sisters to a wild ride

Forest Service to review resort plan

Man badly hurt in back road wreck

Hood extension

Watershed festival

Safety competition

No. 23. June 10, 1998

Sisters schools are broke

Woman healing after collision

Behind the chutes at Sisters' Rodeo

Camp Sherman road district passes

Pretend shooting, student suspended

Trout "threatened"

Scout project restores trails

No. 22. June 3, 1998

Juvenile program sees more young teens

Sisters graduates class of '98

Camp Sherman awaits road count

School cuts go deep

Big trees will stand

City renews support for library district

Local scholarships boost students

No. 21. May 27, 1998

Sisters hit by car clouts

Sisters keeps patrol deputies

Ceremony for those on the fighting edge

East is east and west is west

Tick fever reported in Camp Sherman

Libraries win then lose

Graduates honored with Baccalaureate

No. 20. May 20, 1998

School cuts could raise class size

Several badly hurt Highway 20 wreck

Depression takes life of Sisters man

Man arrested in child sex abuse case

Scenic gateway planned

Johnson earns Eagle Scout award

Sisters community assists fire victims

No. 19. May 13, 1998

Sisters girl charged in fake assault

Sisters schools face cuts

Smoky blaze badly damages Sisters home

Democrats square off in county board race

Sisters youths cited for property damage

Camp Polk Road realignment proposed

Sisters students show vocational skills

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No. 18. May 6, 1998

Santiam forest due for major overhaul

Sisters' "used car lot" to be closed

Plutonium prank provokes punishment

Sisters man arrested for burglary of home

Grants set sewer costs

Chamber seeks donors for street light power

Woman to walk for scholarship fund

No. 17. April 29, 1998

Taxes create confusing puzzle

Restaurant says business, residents tied

Governor Kitzhaber praises Sisters' spirit

Squaw Creek property goes to grasslands

Deputy position hinges on vote

Students ace history day

Volunteers pitch in to "Read Aloud"

No. 16. April 22, 1998

Vote is just a first step in funding sewer system

Sisters Starry Nights series wraps up season

Levy would continue sheriff's services

Commission candidates outline priorities

Sisters smokes in spring

Golf tournament benefits Hospice

School band awaits scores from competition

No. 15. April 15, 1998

City won't seek funds for community center

Board ponders graduation standard

Suttle Lake Resort expansion proposed

Sisters youth caught in Leavitt's burglary

Library vote set May 19

Schools foundation to raffle BMW

Classroom raising party set for April

No. 14. April 8, 1998

Alternative sewer systems explored

Workers interrupt burglary

Egg hunt set for Sisters City Park

PMR moves toward sale of lots

Community center site debated

Foresters offer fire training

After 50 years, teacher returns

No. 13. April 1, 1998

Gravel mine has little impact on Sisters

Guardian fined

Drivers avoid injury in wrecks

Dead timber to be cut

Logging operation hit by theft

Camp Sherman wants deputy

Sisters students trek Costa Rica

No. 12. March 25, 1998

Sisters parcel dropped from land swap

Sisters youths nabbed in burglary

Rodeo Queen selected

ODOT to remove mainline bridge

Gleason named to School Board

Classroom raising celebration

Students restore Squaw Creek

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No. 11. March 18, 1998

Sisters Starry Nights concert rocks school

Residents worry about traffic

Camp Sherman wants deputy

Sewer foes quit focus group

City asked to seek funds for center

Hamburgers for Habitat

Local parents help Sisters schools

No. 10. March 11, 1998

Weitech plans major expansion in Sisters

Forest road closures follow trend

Fouts named Citizen of the Year

Sisters schools shoot for high standards

Planning Sisters ideal future

Ski Inn again supports Habitat

Sisters to get new street lights

No. 9. March 4, 1998

Clerk to prune Sisters voting list

Outlaws take basketball championship

Recreation district gets city support

Mtn. Shadow threatens suit over trailers

Does sewer equal growth?

Forest Service to take on weeds

Sheriff to host Sisters town hall

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No. 8. February 25, 1998

Councilor says Sisters doesn't need a sewer

Pepper spray blamed

Family hurt in highway wreck

Bonhoff, Souther shine in concert

Air Life plan saves precious time

Music students tour California

Wildlife tracker publishes book

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No. 7. February 18, 1998

Oregon Supreme Court to hear PMR case

Students to rebuild donated computers

Youths caught in drug search

Sisters man cited for forest damage

Highway wreck kills one

Impartial advice on sewer system

Sisters winners land hot concert ticket

No. 6. February 11, 1998

Business to pay large share of sewer cost

Woman hurt in wreck

Governor announces candidacy

Farmers, ranchers help Squaw Creek

Future of Sisters

Habitat home dedicated

Crews fight icy roads

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