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The Nugget Newspaper 2002 Archives, Volume XXV
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No 50. December 24, 2002
Taylor reaches plea deal in sex abuse case
Sisters man arrested for trailer theft
School drive gathered lots of food
Sisters residents to weigh in on creek plan
City facing second thoughts about zoning
Ben Scharf to perform in recital
Black Butte School's Christmas
Choir's concert rings in Christmas
SOAR raffle winner is off to Super Bowl
The Waybacks to appear at high school
Sisters Elementary Christmas show
Two from Sisters become Eagle Scouts
Horse rescue is often a quiet task
Sweeney selected to all-tournament team
Sonrise students offer Christmas program
No 49. December 18, 2002
Metolius fire treatment plan offered
Citizens protest crowding in Sisters
COCC raises tuition, cuts programs
Reunited after a kidnapping
Financial Aid Night tackles college costs
SOAR raffle drawing set
Sisters students offer holiday child care
Songwriters perform in Sisters
Si
sters duo to host holiday concert
Nowak takes helm at Sisters Chamber
Grants will help equip new high school
Sisters teachers ratify two-year contract
Kiwanis Club marks 25 years
Pet Partners spread love in Sisters
Housing chief faces ethics inquiry
No 48. December 11, 2002
Icy roads lead to multiple wrecks
Sisters charities offer holiday cheer
Americana Project celebrates roots music
Region rallies to save horses
Foundation names new chairperson
Habitat dedicates 23rd home
Folk concert set at athletic club
Fish raising project a success
Hoodoo is ready. Where's the snow?
SOAR Superbowl raffle enters final weeks
Student wins bike in fire program drawing
Student attends leadership forum
Girls basketball team drops two
Sisters volleyball teams reunite
Sisters swimmers plunge into test
Sisters Community Choir offers concert
Christmas party honors volunteers
School district honors Morris
Outlaws dominate league honors
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No 47. December 4, 2002
Sisters kicks off holiday season
Sisters man recovering from blows
Conservationists offer vision for safer forests
SOAR receives donated playground equipment
Habitat partition plans rile neighbors
Bazaar shows spirit of Christmas
New high school may open early
Christmas trees can pose a fire hazard
Sisters galleries to host Gallery Walk
Sisters hunts for top administrator
Cloverdale volunteer honored
Sisters woman works in Mexico
Lunch and Learn math program measures motion
Outlaws fall to Scappoose in state semi-final
No 46. November 27, 2002
Food Bank serves record numbers
Public to weigh in on superintendent search
Local committee gives library advice
School transportation works under pressure
Cougar sighted on highway
Eyerly fire restoration continues
Furry Friends Drive helps local pets
SOAR offers safe place to leave kids
Swamp project moving forward
Magical Voices of Christmas set
City establishes new web site
Artist thanked for logo
Financial advisor at work in Sisters home
Girls soccer program announces awards
Sisters couple launches national ministry
Outlaws pound Marist 35-8
Elk ranchers worry about impact of ban
Sisters students celebrate the arts
High school hosts Coffee House
No 45. November 20, 2002
Sisters College Center may be cut
More Sisters residents seek help from FAN
Forest Service takes a cautious approach
Board launches search for superintendent
Sisters holiday parade date changed
Sisters man fights back against disease
Christmas tree permits on sale now
Holiday projects help people and pets
Math teacher again captivates audience
Blue Star Banners honor service
Where are they now...
Sisters grad is a sous chef
Outlaws triumph in cliffhanger
Middle school soccer teams have great season
Veteran speakers encourage patriotism
Veterans scholarship aids Sisters student
Local dancers to perform in ballet
Earthquake effects apparently not unique to Blue Lake
Fifth graders raising rainbow trout
Sisters women lead 'Life by Heart'
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No 44. November 13, 2002
McKenzie Pass closed for winter
Sisters cyclist badly hurt in beating
Trail system could start next spring
Westlund calls for major tax reform
Schools work on teachers' contract
SOAR opens new Teen Cabana
Fourth graders hold annual powwow
New commissioners take county seats
Interim Week inspires students to explore
Outlaws handle Banks in playoffs
Sisters men win national contest
High school offers 'enhancement' time
Sisters youths give gifts to seniors
Friedman joins city planning body
Canadian foals come to Sisters ranch
No 43. November 6, 2002
Crews douse grass fire
Deer still a danger on highways
Vortex observed in Blue Lake
Sisters experiences "chilling" Halloween
Schools acknowledge theft problems
School board wrestles with project costs
Camp Sherman benefit
Superbowl raffle boosts SOAR
Sisters Library: more than books
Sisters veteran recalls tense service
Math students estimate probabilities
Outlaws bomb Cascade in 49-7 blitz
Where are they now...
Sisters grad has grand adventure
Outlaw boys take seventh at state meet
Sisters dentist goes solo, moves office
Keep horses well watered in the cold
New Sisters shop offers Asian wares
Girls finish second in state race
Sisters family adapts to Croatia
No 42. October 30, 2002
Reseeding operation launched
Ranch officers honored for fire actions
SOAR to raise funds for recreation center
Outdoor classes test students' mettle
Planners launch search for new library site
Students offer taste of new food program
Local students to honor veterans
Sisters COCC hosts art show
Sonrise school stages living history museum
Former Senate candidate to speak
Sisters residents learn at Wellness Expo
"Mindful Eating" explored at Expo
Camp Sherman poet honored
Profs perform math balancing act
Hunt completes season as football player
Website depicts local project
Sisters resident teaches communication
Youth soccer wraps up season
School Book Fair raises $2,200
Sisters church builds new addition
Runners have big day
Clarification
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No 41. October 23, 2002
Shock, anger greet news of Brown
Cyclist rides 508 miles
Thief makes off with historic lumber
Trego appointed to city council
New water line completed
Students explore cultures, careers
Fire managers worried about dryness
Library program evokes "dinosaur days"
Student presents photos from Nepal trek
Outlaws suffer first loss in football
Sisters graduate serves in Croatia
Sisters sportsman succeeds in tourney
Book recounts Cache Mountain fire
Sisters student airlifted from wilderness
Judge denies attorney's fees in SCID suit
Publisher hosts horse workshops
Ex-sheriff admits embezzlement
Fire district, county make changes in wake of scandal
No 40. October 16, 2002
Ex-sheriff pleads guilty to felony charges
Brown embezzeled from fire district
Visitors help Sisters mark the turn of seasons
Plans for downtown park move ahead
Abegg sentenced for sex abuse
Measure would stabilize funding
SCID wins mining permit approval
Candidates visit Camp Sherman
District lowers taxes
Chamber to search state for new executive
Schools foundation distributes funds
ODOT adds Sisters road camera
Festival contributes $2,000 for tent
Math magic on display at college
Outlaws runners face top teams
Escaped burn chars 190 acres
Agent settles in Sisters
College volunteers work on homes
Local painter teaches folk art
School offers book fair
Sisters athletes tackle Portland Marathon
Lady Outlaws win twice in soccer
Boys soccer notches first league win
Outlaws runner places first
Volleyball team has a mixed week
Trailer theft hurts
Golf tourney benefits Christian school
Leavitt's hosts annual cancer benefit
Forest health at Black Butte Ranch
Outlaws survive football scare
No 39. October 9, 2002
Escaped burn chars 190 acres
Collision injures Sisters man
Former Sisters man guilty of sex abuse
Canyon residents wary of irrigation piping
Weyerhaeuser pulling out of Central Oregon
School construction is "beating winter"
Historical lumber to be recycled
Harvest Faire expands across downtown
Land trust featured in OPB documentary
Catholic Church marks 40 years
Lunch and Learn kicks off season
Children celebrate fall with festival
Fire evacuation drill set
Community invited to homecoming events
Jefferson candidates to visit Camp Sherman
Sisters Kiwanis Club planning next sale
Outlaws come back against Stayton Eagles in football
Habitat seeks more construction help
Golf tournament to benefit school
New units ready to rent at park
Author will take on low-wages issues in talk
Kiwanis club names new president
Students visit outdoor lab
Sisters Rodeo to run on national network
New owner at Sisters Gallery and Frame
Boys lose to Cottage Grove in soccer
Voter registration deadline nears
Outlaws run fast in Philomath meet
Outlaw Café nixed by school district
Cowboy poet featured at Paulina Springs
Value of piping questioned by some
Girls win two volleyball matches
Sisters girls shine at gymnastics tourney
Chamber manager resigns
Pastor helps build Honduran church
Library celebrates preschool 'Farm Daze'
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No 38. October 2, 2002
Sisters celebrate their sisterhood
Local waters listed as sub-standard
New intersection claims first accident
Molalla acts on racial slurs
Mobile screening unit tests Sisters children
Auction raises thousands for Lions
Students do forest service projects
City council writes check for white tent
First annual Central Oregon College Fair set
Outlaws roll over Philomath Warriors
Cooler weather aids local hunters
Mass recycling is more efficient
City obtains grant funds for restrooms
Cross country runners finish first at Silver Falls
Hikers visit spawning hot spots
Good Samaritans gather in Sisters
Samaritans break down barriers
Class puts training to work on straw building
Girls soccer team loses two in a row
Hot rods purr and growl in Sisters
Girls split in first week of league volleyball
Library hosts children's program this month
No 37. September 25, 2002
Barclay Drive extension completed
Schools get financial break at the polls
Sisters just a rest stop for traveler and his donkey
Molalla parents cast racial slurs
"New" officer to serve school district
Habitat provides four new homes
City awarded grant to complete sewer
Park plan gets new life
New Sisters priest a "local boy"
Sisters Bike Festival fest a success
City will remove dead trees
Rotarian helps stranded student
Planning commission defers Willitts request
Fiber optic line to Black Butte
Camp Sherman committee revives
SOAR building drive reaches halfway point
Hand creme maker moves to Sisters
Sisters drivers tagged for crosswalk lesson
Local LDS church to expand
Korean War officers reunite at Ranch
No 36. September 18, 2002
Schools get financial break at polls
Park plan gets new life
Volunteer effort makes Cycle visit a success
COIC examines Cache Mountain Fire
Sisters all jazzed up about festival
Kollodge named Sisters' new mayor
New health spa planned for Sisters
School ceremony marks 9/11
Anatomy of a fire
School refinance will save $340,253
'Scrappy' students make Nepal trek
Trekkers make donations in Nepal
Rider injured on Tam McArthur Rim
Forest health explored along the Metolius Basin
Oregon photographer visits book store
Hosmer Lake -- a nearby treasure
Sisters couple buys air taxi franchise
Behind the scenes with the bands
Bike fest rolls in this weekend
Boys soccer kicks Grant Union around
Children's program set at Sisters Library
Buell Ranch displays fine horses
Girls soccer team falls to Madras
SOAR holding Superbowl ticket raffle
Historic Camp Polk barn "going south"
Auction to benefit Sisters charity
Volleyball splits non-league games
Rotary inducts new member
Gospel Hour shows draw the faithful
Outlaw runners steal the show at Cascade
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No 35. September 11, 2002
Sisters recalls September 11
Folk festival offers rousing good time
Thousands of cyclists visit Sisters
Sisters students head back to school
Sisters students shine on state tests
Sisters Jazz Festival returns with top bands
Sisters Jazz Festival Schedule
Sisters gallery walk scheduled this month
Habitat store needs volunteers
Outlaws outlast Burns in shootout
FAN hosts five-week parenting class
Pearl operates from Brothers to Sisters
Acclaimed author to visit bookstore
Song academy draws musicians to camp
Girls ready for volleyball season
Boys tie North Marion in soccer opener
Sisters events tent goes up
Sisters company provides security
The folks behind the folk festival
Habitat victim of illegal dumping
Veterinary clinic serves Sisters
Agenda...
HMO sues Health Plan
How to survive wildfire
No 34. September 4, 2002
Sisters festival showcases cultures
Battle brewing over Squaw Creek water
Sisters teenagers leave their mark on drinking issue
BBR honors local service personnel
Schools await fate of funding measure
Sisters Folk Festival schedule
Breakfast supports Hasty Team
Folk festival explores roots music
Camp Sherman enjoys holiday BBQ
Customers feel like family to Sisters workers
Lady Outlaws runners expected to be a force
Boys soccer kicks off season
Boys cross country expects to improve
Girls soccer team plays in jamboree
Sisters resident wins fiscal services award
The trouble with cats
Killer cats are hard on wildlife
Sisters dentist works along Brazil's Amazon River
Historic steam engine on display
Agenda...
No 33. August 28, 2002
Budget crisis worsens for Sisters schools
800 goats have knapweed lunch
City to require next phase of road
Sisters will host Western festival
Local runners second in Portland-to-Coast
Jazz festival adds venue
Does fire hydrant flow in Camp Sherman?
Knapweed takes root in local areas
Carleys' celebrate 60 years together
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No 32. August 21, 2002
Sisters High School building on schedule
Chamber hosts antique faire
Sisters School Board delays start of school
Lost hiker found safe
Tank truck gets stuck in parking lot
Cyclists to spend a day in Sisters
School supplies collected in Sisters
Local band performs in contest
Sisters man recounts life in Arabia
Sonrise Christian offers preschool
Gallery walk a success
Canyon Creek Pottery opens in Sisters
Bad pass leads to wreck
Local woman hits the endurance trail
RV parking an issue in Sisters
New Sisters road nears completion
Kiwanis welcomes a new member
No 31. August 14, 2002
Tank truck gets stuck in Sisters
Governor advocates forest health
Sisters schools could face spending cuts
Country Fair draws big, happy crowd
Weeds are a worry in wake of fire
Sheriff addresses drug concerns
Sisters group shows pigs at fair
Sisters bicyclist excels on the road
Plans in place for subdivision evacuation
Highway 20 forest stand stands out
Fisherman explains aquatic life
Council seat open
Wizard Falls hosts fond memorials
Fire district hires training officer
Sisters Gallery Walk will be held Friday
Jazz Festival adds small band venues
Sisters schools schedule registration
Eyerly fire camp still operating
Bamboo fly rods displayed
Outlaws run Portland-to-Coast
No 30. August 7, 2002
ODOT to change "Y" intersection
Cache Mountain fire will bear watching
Country Fair offers fun for everyone
Sisters ranch hosts Friesian horse show
Hiker's remains identified
Local 4-H club shines at fair
Local firefighters tested by flames
Camp Sherman checks evacuation plans
City experiments with crosswalks
Single-show folk tickets on sale
Former Sisters priest visits Scotland
Local agencies handle initial fire attack
Crews work to rehabilitate fire site
New gallery opens in Sisters
Saw teams cut deadly snags
Sisters resident values Hospice experience
Sisters thanks firefighters
Sisters caterer serves firefighters close to home
Ranch busy after reopening
Live music in Sisters
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Cache Mountain fire
Cache Mountain fire contained
Second firefighter appreciation rally scheduled
Black Butte Ranch: "Business as usual"
BBR residents to return today
Firefighters begin to mop up
Cache Mountain fire
BBR targets Wednesday opening
Chief: "Houses were involved when we got there"
Highway 20 open for two-lane traffic
Fire remains a threat
Cache fire 60 percent contained
Cache Mountain fire overview
Air tankers mobilized to fight fire
Pilots attack fire from the air
Command center set up at high school
Cache Mountain fire active on flanks
Portions of BBR could open Wednesday
Ranch residents must stay out for now
Governor Kitzhaber: "It's a war"
Firefighters save homes
It's not over
Blaze "advanced like a firestorm"
Homes lost at Black Butte Ranch
Black Butte Ranch evacuated
Firefighters optimistic on Cache fires
Black Butte Ranch prepares for fire
Black Butte Ranch evacuation plans
Cache Mountain fire grows to 1,900 acres
Winds push Cache Mountain fire
Cache Mountain fire burns 700 acres
Camp Tamarack evacuated
Cache Mountain fire update
Lightning sets new fires
No 29. July 31, 2002
Mayor announces he will resign
Hikers discover human remains
Local businesses chilled by fires
Kiwanis golf tourney a success
Driver training little help in crisis
Slide show features Glacier Park artists
College students enjoy best of two worlds
Injured hiker lifted off South Sister
Church country fair on August 10
City accepts new water line bid
Taylor pleads guilty to sending flowers
New internet policy set at library
Girls "run" the McKenzie
Living with fire season smoke
Car show goes on in smoky Sisters
Veterans reunite in Sisters
No 28. July 24, 2002
Highway 20 open for two-lane traffic
Fire remains a threat
Cache fire 60 percent contained
Cache Mountain fire active on flanks
Portions of BBR could open Wednesday
Ranch residents must stay out for now
Governor Kitzhaber: "It's a war"
Firefighters save homes
It's not over
Blaze "advanced like a firestorm"
Homes lost at Black Butte Ranch
Black Butte Ranch evacuated
Firefighters optimistic on Cache fires
Black Butte Ranch prepares for fire
Black Butte Ranch evacuation plans
Cache Mountain fire grows to 1,900 acres
Winds push Cache Mountain fire
Cache Mountain fire burns 700 acres
Camp Tamarack evacuated
Cache Mountain fire update
Lightning sets new fires
Crews get upper hand on local fires
City cool to school SDC reduction request
Camp Caldera hosts Sisters kids’ camp
Climbers bag seven peaks in four days
Student-run Outlaw Café to open in Sisters
State Farm shuts door
Local school adds field trip bus
Starry Nights Concert Series to take year off
Summer paddling on the McKenzie
Horse program changes lives
Friesians will do benefit
High Desert Gallery hosts nine artists
Kiwanis will host Hole-in-One tourney
Deadline nears for songwriting contest
Sisters woman reports cougar sighting
Laredo Construction honored work
Local company fights fires across the West
Classic cars roll through Sisters
SOAR celebrates summer fun
Metolius guardian spirit pole nearly complete
Grant for Outlaw Cafe draws fire from city council
Sisters business at a glance
Reading programs set at Sisters Library
Sisters in Sisters set for late September
Sisters teen injured in wreck near Suttle Lake
New priest arrives
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No 27. July 17, 2002
Successful back burn creates plume
Lightning sparks fires near Sisters
Quilters flock to Sisters
Bike racers blast through Sisters
Water conservation program challenged
Donors fund tent for Sisters events
SOAR class covers sailing basics
Local veterans groups dwindling
SOAR will host Fun in the Sun
Camp Sherman show was busy
Hiker rescued on South Sister
Camp Sherman youth wins BMX Governor's Cup
Local book store will host dog events
Sisters trekkers experience Nepal
Sisters man coaches people toward success
Quilter depicts Lewis & Clark trip
Obituary, Richard P. Wilson
Church ladies prepare fair treats
Sisters seniors beat fund-raising goal
Chamber board position available
Ash Street park planning underway
Drunk driver starts brush fire near Sisters
Obituary, Eldon Davis
Time running out for discount folk tickets
Changing of the guard at Black Butte Ranch
Sisters racers run at Portland track
No 26. July 10, 2002
Quilt Show offers many events, exhibits
Sisters country braces for fire season
Hiker injured in fall on Tam McArthur Rim
Piping ditch has saved Squaw Creek water
Burglar hits liquor store in Sisters
Cycling Classic will come to Sisters
Gem Show brings treasures
Folk festival offers guitar auction
RV club helps Habitat
Book store brings authors to town
Obituary, Jesse Edgington
Recycling center will have to move
Runners encounter cougar on bike trail
June ran hot, then cool in Sisters
Sisters drivers shine at Seattle race
Smith named school board chair
No 25. July 3, 2002
Firefighters get live-fire training
Fireworks: Be careful
Sisters council says no to forest land swap
Featured artist tells a story with her quilt
Walden seeks forest change
City to cut park trees
School board to seek water rights
Golf tournament raises $20,000 for children
Sisters graduate headed for Annapolis
Bloodmobile to visit Sisters
Camp Sunrise helps grieving survivors
Cyclists roll through Sisters
Most of Sisters area is open range
Sisters man builds saddles the old way
Council ponders street closure request
Fire district purchases city property
Wildflower meadow featured on tour
Police Chief Fegette retires
Kansan now owns Sisters Veterinary Clinic
Sisters flagpole planted in time for holiday
Central Oregon Track Club offers July meets
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No 24. June 26, 2002
Man hurt in wreck near Sisters
Residents speak out against land swap
Sisters man nabbed in drug burglary
Disease strikes deer in Sisters country
Vandals wreck car at school
Habitat homes moved into Sisters
Planning seat open
Sisters enjoys art, music during stroll
School requires massive dig
Bill opens ag land to more housing
BBR history revisited
Hikers view thinning projects
Local angler launches protection campaign
Iron horses ride across pasture
Sisters golfer lands amateur title in Bend
Temple named to planning commission
Sisters salutes...
Transfer station supervisor retires
Sisters kids learn bike safety
Agenda...
The perils of being an eagle
Agenda...
No 23. June 19, 2002
Outlaw Open raises football funds
Lightning sparks fires in Sisters country
Road construction begins near Suttle Lake
Students inventory city park trees
District accepts new bids on school
Girl Scouts earn award
Sisters hosts martial arts tourney
City will flush all of its fire hydrants
Reading program set at Sisters Library
Students complete trail study
Camp Sherman youth returns from safari
The Sisters Rodeo earns its nickname
Peace Corps work in Paraguay
Surgical instrument company moving
McKenzie pass open for bikers and hikers
City imposes monthly cardboard recycling fee
Sisters man builds a better fishing rod
Sisters gallery to celebrate at stroll
Sisters artist portrays rally cars
Sisters vets are easing into retirement
Parish bids priest farewell
CATS opposes Sisters area land swap
No 22. June 12, 2002
Graduation a beautiful day for SHS seniors
Suttle Lake project faces delay
Dolson named to school board
Bronc rider sets new rodeo record
Irrigation district seeks mining permit
Kids' Day delights hatchery crowd
Summer reading programs set at library
Hearing set on Squaw Creek exchange
Klatt wins promotion
Ranch cookbook provides aid to graduates
Agencies keep seasonal crews busy in Sisters all year long
Suttle Lake Resort has a new chef
Local lady graces national cover
Student filmmaker bound for college
English couple take cowboy holiday
Fourth graders hit the Oregon Trail
Local artist cuts sixth record
Tickets go on sale for Sisters Folk Festival
Sharp eyes fail
Sisters High School wins "green" status
One Arm Bandit wows rodeo crowd
Rodeo parade results
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No 21. June 5, 2002
Sisters Rodeo rolls into town
SHS seniors honored awards and scholarships
Weitech sold to Florida company
Council takes tour of Squaw Creek land
Sheriff's office moved
Youth earns Eagle Scout status
Sisters students rebuild auto engine
SOAR named library's "family"
School Resource Deputy moves on
Folk festival hosts songwriting contest
Students perform with visitor
Local youth wins Jeep on TV show
ODOT message board installed
Schools eye lunch price increase
Baseball team takes second in state
No 20. May 29, 2002
Services take note of special Memorial Day
Sisters schools face more cuts
Aesbestos found after fire training exercise
Water flow normal through Sisters
Sisters crews battle a pair of car fires
Building boom raises doubts
Fire district has brand new engine
Sisters Kiwanis to hold rummage sale
Talent show raises funds for Sparrow child
Lake Creek project described
Sisters student triumphs in spelling contest
Local students join in ceremony
Craft shows seek to incorporate retailers
Local rider competes in reining horse event
Camp Sherman resident sets swim record
Folk fest sponsors songwriting academy
Baseball team rolls through playoffs
Book store celebrates 10th year
Track girls take second at state
Timber framers contribute to trails
No 19. May 22, 2002
City approves high school plan
City plans water line
Wildflower salvage kicks off construction at Suttle Lake
Pond moved for road
Outdoor burning season ends
Ranch hosts clubhouse opening
Conference tackles child abuse issues
Trust director to address Metolius group
Sisters priest departing
Sisters girls off to state meet
Black Butte School enrollment declines
Golfers take second in state
School contractor withdraws low bid
Memorial Day ceremony set in Sisters
Tollgate path falls short of success
Agenda...
Book store hosts 10-year party
Horseman to lead Sisters area clinic
Outlaws head in to playoffs
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No 18. May 15, 2002
Van crashes into Sisters bank
Contractor sues city over sewer project
First high school bid is below estimate
CATS board pleased by housing, trails plans
Guest Ranch before county
Celebration raises funds for SOAR
Kindergarten screening scheduled
Sisters Jazz Festival will feature variety
Teacher visits deaf school in Africa
Student art promotes "green" shopping
Concert band takes fifth at state contest
Former rodeo queen recalls ranch life
School kids will clean up Sisters
Local veterans' activist dies
Concert series raises $92,375 for schools
Boys drop first league baseball game
Golfers run away with district title
Dentist bound for the Amazon
Road crews fix Jordan Road intersection
Sisters Feed store expands
Decision made on Trout Creek restoration
Sisters Habitat gets donated houses
No 17. May 8, 2002
Community celebrates school groundbreaking
Metolius redband trout population on the rise
Local students shine in history competition
Mike Reed named rodeo parade marshal
Wreck knocks out power poles
Sisters Jazz Band takes district title
Preschool program set at Sisters library
Fallen Black Butte Tower receives grant
Staying married in America
Business keeps pace with change
Canyon Creek under restoration
Boys beat region's best in golf
Sisters Business at a glance
Jazz Band ties for second at big annual festival in Reno
Martolli's Pizza opens on Cascade Avenue
Trail's End Barbecue spices up Sisters
Walker fights nerve disorder
Balanced attack helps Outlaws win
Equestrians gallop to state meet
No 16. May 1, 2002
Fishing season opens on local lakes
Library to delay construction in Sisters
Schools launch "Field of Dreams" project
Little League season opens
Sisters flag will wave
House move is a major endeavor
Chamber plans new Art Stroll in June
Genetics expert to speak at Sisters Library
Episcopal Church to celebrate addition
Sisters Real Estate closes doors
Artist shows "congressional" art
Sisters team leading after two rounds of golf Classic
Baseball team excels even in class
Kokanee Cafe opens under new ownership
Library honors volunteers
Local author debuts new book
TODAY'S Front Page
No 15. April 24, 2002
Auction recreates simpler lifestyle
Taylor pleads not guilty
Board, contractor, agree on school price
Sisters man recovering from injury
"Empty Bowls" fights hunger
Tree house gets logged
Sisters recycling program is all mixed up
Quilts bring former Ambassador to Sisters
Ambassador speaks on Middle East issues
Sisters fire official promoted
Sheriff's office corrects traffic numbers
Belgian native takes the long road to Sisters
Program equips students for life
Outlaws best Central in crucial game
Sisters man runs Boston Marathon
Students build computer engine
No 14. April 17, 2002
Land swap proposed near Sisters
Land trust announces Metolius Basin project
Tom Landis sets world swim records
School board chair resigns
City to create Ash Street Park
Donor quilt unveiled in Sisters
Caldera expands adult arts program
Sisters Rodeo Parade entry forms available
Discovery program prompts expression in students
Baseball team extends winning streak
Retirement program drains school coffers
Sisters breaks ground on affordable housing
City renews sheriff's contract
Sisters firefighters honor their own
Boys take first in golf
Banquet lures local sportsmen
No 13. April 10, 2002
Crew starts logging new high school site
Cougars invade residential areas
Sisters church grapples with national scandal
Owner turns over meadow for $1
Sisters children to have eyes checked
Sisters teens arrested
Trail workshop draws a crowd
USFS burning program heats up
School gears up for graduation celebration
Empty bowls dinner set for April 19
Army to help repair Camp Polk site
Football stampedes into Sisters
Horse auction rolls into Sisters
New Sisters subdivisions approved
Band places first at conference festival
School band travels to California
Popular Kokanee Cafe sold
Boys get into the swing of golf
Donkey basketball raises funds
School launches bike team
Baseball team starts undefeated
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No 12. April 3, 2002
Sisters enjoys picture-book Easter
'Watchdog' guarding school internet
Study puts steelhead back in Squaw Creek
Sisters poised for growth boom
Students serve with Habitat
Donkey basketball returns to Sisters
Ranch prepares for restaurant opening
Golfers seek repeat championship
Real estate recovering in Sisters
Sisters skier makes Deaf Olympics team
Ranch launches vanpool program
City sets conditions on Sisters Library
Sisters Folk Festival headliners
Students transition smoothly after spring break
Boys tear through baseball preseason schedule
Coach protests length of spring break
School groundbreaking set for May 1
No 11. March 27, 2002
Skiers turn out for Craig race
State budget clouds loom over Sisters
Rodeo picks Prineville woman as queen
Sisters Easter Egg Hunt set for Sunday
Sisters man found dead
Trail workshop set for April 3
Council hires new city administrator
Sisters activists seek economic spark
Sisters Rodeo tickets available
Planners set subdivision hearings'
Olympic flagpoles arrive in Sisters
Obituaries
Sisters company has new printing press
No 10. March 20, 2002
Circle 5 changing to permanent residences
Attitudes about drink, drugs vary in Sisters
Two die in wreck near Sisters
School annexation passes by wide margin
Buck Run resident fights for sewer hookup
Sickness lays Sisters folks low
Students take a charitable break
Lions Club sponsors Mobile Screening Unit
New subdivisions on planning agenda
Stitchin' Post runs an 'Olympics'
Opportunity Knocks expanding into Sisters
Discover Central Oregon with local artist
Biologist studies Metolius Chinook habitat
Hoodoo extends spring season
Jim Anderson column,
My son, the Lt. Colonel
Local duo launch tackle company
Sisters meningitis case isolated
TODAY'S Front Page
No 9. March 13, 2002
Firefighters conduct live drill
Survey turns focus on substance abuse
Cyruses win round against SCID
Board takes aim at high school costs
Parvo outbreak in region
Sisters Act celebrates America
City, Forest Service resolve sewer bill
Sisters Rodeo seeks queen applicants
Sisters student will attend West Point
Afghan native brings unsettling ideas to Sisters
Latvians visit sister church
Sisters woman travels to Uganda
Paul Harvey hails Sisters couple
Auction raises thousands for music
Sisters man celebrates 96th with friends
Boys ski team takes ninth in state races
No 8. March 6, 2002
Bonoff returns for Sisters concert
Mayor warns of "culture shock"
School estimates vary by $1 million
Two teens arrested in vandalism spree
Trail network meeting big draw
Forest Service makes spring burning plans
Multnomah Publishers to buy industrial land
Fish biologist hooked on Sisters
CATS launches mentoring program
No 7. February 27, 2002
Annex vote crucial to SOAR
School auditorium third largest in region
Sisters man indicted on sex abuse charges
SCID intends to pipe Fryrear irrigation ditch
Suspect sought in assault
Family Dance Night will be held March 8
Classes mix fun with learning
Chamber forms events volunteer team
Local woman's father filmed first "talkie"
Sisters speeds up garbage service
Auditorium seating in the area
Joel Meyer crowned 2002 Mr. SHS
Music and art featured in stroll
SOAR plans recreation complex in Sisters
TODAY'S Front Page
No 6. February 20, 2002
Stars shine in Sisters concert
Fire board renounces Greg Brown "contract"
Boys ski team wraps up state berth
Grooney named Citizen of the Year
Voters to decide on school annex bid
Students get a jump on healthy lifestyle
Geologist reports on South Sister bulge
Artists bring varied talents to guitar project
Pilot is Sisters' flying Dutchman
SOAR lands grant from Gates Foundation
Habitat thrift store needs volunteers
Horses retire on a lovely spread
Western riding school opens
Students share spotlight with Starry Night stars
No 5. February 13, 2002
Fire board renounces Greg Brown "contract"
Locals support Sisters Olympian
School computer lab restored and improved
Fire department launches inspections program
Man walks away from Sisters wreck
Snowfall bodes well for water year
Project meshes art and music
Citizens can weigh in on Sisters trails project
Film fest rolls out red carpet in Sisters
Businesses focus on details to weather winter doldrums
Developer acquitted on theft charges
No 4. February 6, 2002
Hal Ketchum performance a hit
Former Sisters police chief Haynes dies
Sisters children's program faces ax
Cougar tracks sighted in snow near Tollgate
Board names school contractor
Children's programs offered at the library
Sewer project marches on in Sisters
Parent/child craft session set for Friday
New Zealander knows how to shear
Ageing with dignity
Hearing set on Sisters guest ranch
TODAY'S Front Page
No 3. January 30, 2002
Board committed to high school
Couple celebrates 60th wedding anniversary
Court turns down local residents' appeal
Hal Ketchum to kick off concerts
Big Cascade Avenue pine tree comes down
Band shines at jazz celebration
Little league sign-ups in February
Key Club helps out with Habitat house
Sisters women learn self-defense in SOAR program
Team-teaching experiment works
New subdivision on line for Sisters
No 2. January 23, 2002
Firefighters burn to learn
School site wins boundary approval
Winter storms make for risky driving
Homemade bomb teaches some lessons
SCID hopes to pipe ditch
Outlaw film fest coming in February
City administrator search narrowed down
Stalled city plan to be completed this year
SCID unveils budget for 2002
Student returns from New Zealand
New owners operate Hair Cache
Outlaws cross-country skier tops field
What if annexation is rejected?
No 1. January 16, 2002
Dog sled racers mush around Sisters
Appeals court hears Sisters land-use case
Man dies in riding accident
School contractor hiring is delayed
Old town buildings make way for new
Tickets available for two Starry Nights shows
Sisters alternative school offers programs
Kids' programs set
Taxpayers can help Habitat for Humanity
Sisters man offers help to former pro athletes
Teacher takes memorial to N.Y.
December was seasonably wintry in these parts
