TODAY'S Front Page
The Nugget Newspaper 2004 Archives, Volume XXVII
TODAY'S Front Page
No 50. December 29, 2004
Kiwanis program is complex operation
McDonald's clears city council hurdle
Forests near Sisters may become classroom
Atta Boy 300 poised to hit the trail in spite of little snow
Boyd wins four-year term in council coin toss
Schools seek ways to cut heating costs
Sisters firefighters douse car fire
Sisters Roundhouse still stands
McDonald's, couplet big stories in 2004
No 49. December 22, 2004
High school drive nets lots of food
Westlund calls for Oregon tax reform
Parents promote improved TAG program
New emergency radio coordinator named for Deschutes County
Sisters celebrates La Posada
Habitat hosts Head Start kids
School receives new PE equipment
Lea McFarland-Bushnell is loving her equestrian journey
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No 48. December 15, 2004
Elementary school is getting crowded
Soaking rain turns Sisters soggy
Multiple wrecks on Highway 20 mar weekend
City Hall packed for McDonald's appeal
Concert conjures holiday spirit
Sisters schools get their annual report cards
Town Hall meeting to tackle education funding
Sisters area interface residents informed of fire standards
Young Sisters boxer finds focus in the ring with boxing club
Sisters vacation home honored by national magazine
Castillo proposes report card changes
No 47. December 8, 2004
Radio repeater to aid fire districts
Sisters woman safe after head-on crash
Bronze Star recipient visits Sisters
Schools' relationship under review
Collecting is a habit for Sisters man
Council to meet with a packed agenda
State budget won't help Sisters schools
Sisters residents file Measure 37 claim
City to adopt Measure 37 procedures
Local businesses contribute to flights
Interim rector plays unique role in Episcopal church transition
Snow brings hopes of Hoodoo opening
Habitat owners are business owners
Sisters company seeking new markets
No 46. December 1, 2004
Sisters woman safe after head-on crash
Christmas Parade draws big crowd
McDonald's appeal hearing set
City, schools seek to resolve SDC dispute
City Hall project still moving, slowly
Community Hall renovation on pace
Local groups help those in need
COCC continues to thrive in Sisters
Little snow predicted in area forecast
Fiddlesticks sets Sisters' toes tapping with old-time music
International mushers will race near Sisters
Local middle school runners excel
Christmas Tree lighting draws a crowd
Student-created calendar honors teacher faced with cancer
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No 45. November 24, 2004
Sisters residents work on fire plan
City council receives couplet plan
Sisters is second fastest growing city in Oregon
Still no ID on old skull
Middle school adopts 'Sparrow'
Chamber hosts holiday events this weekend
Christmas tree permits now on sale to the public
Firefighters train on burning structure
New paramedic comes to Sisters
School libraries face dwindling funding here as elsewhere
Anti-drinking program sparks interest across state of Oregon
New rules affect access to cold medicines
No 44. November 17, 2004
Sisters youth arrested in assault incident
Sisters ceremonies mark Veterans Day
Vandals flood elementary school
Consultant will conduct energy study of schools
Major development planned for Sisters
Girl Scouts stuff stockings for troops
Sisters Starry Nights announces 2005 lineup
Sisters man finds his good samaritans
Sisters naval veteran was on Doolittle Raid in World War II
Cocurricular programs draw many
Businesses seek care package items for soldier
No 43. November 10, 2004
Major development planned for Sisters
City dedicates Cliff Clemens Park
Voters approve local option for schools
Tribe approves 42 words to replace 'squaw'
Yearbook earns publisher's recognition
Crafting 'ghost pots' from the past
Three new teachers join Sisters schools this year
Boyd, Elliott and Trego win council seats
Dutch foundation donates piano to Black Butte School
Sisters artist is also a teacher for home-school students
Sisters siblings capture state titles
Sisters woman represents United States at international forum
Charlotte Nitcher: Librarian and artist
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No 42. November 3, 2004
Local option has strong lead, Boyd appears to win council seat
Winter driving season arrives
Group claims 'political arson' in fire
Sisters kids enjoy Halloween festivities
Opponents appeal McDonald's approval
New gates at Camp Polk Cemetery
Local man was 'tester' for Pacific Crest Trail
Volleyball team clinches Capital Conference title
Outlaw runners sweep district titles
Local contract fire crews diversify to survive the lean years
School launches Operation Santa
Jeremy Ast promoted to Fire Captain
Sisters athlete Audrey Tehan shoots for Olympic soccer
Sisters artists seek community space
No 41. October 27, 2004
Highway closes, recreation begins
Foresters will ignite burn piles near Sisters
Sisters woman injured in Highway 20 wreck
McDonald's clears planning commission
Starry Nights star visits Sisters schools
More and more women are becoming hunters
Community fire plan meetings scheduled
Candidate offers a 'vision of Sisters'
Vandals steal, destroy campaign signs
Healthy Beginnings screens Sisters children in annual visit
Poker run raises trail awareness
Local practitioner hosts sweat lodge
Cliff Clemens Park to be dedicated on Election Day
No 40. October 20, 2004
Sisters woman injured in wreck
New, expanded Ray's store planned for Sisters
Sisters woman dies in crash
Challenges of bringing power to Sisters
Sisters schools seeing second year of growth
Plans for school site move ahead
Halloween Parade set for October 29
Citizens Against McDonald's vent feelings
Detectives recover stolen bronze eagle sculpture
Fire department opens burning season
Sisters folks celebrate life of a friend
Locals fund forest research program
Mayor appoints three to planning commission
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No 39. October 13, 2004
Memorial scheduled for Sisters woman
Forest Service burns east of Crossroads
Detectives recover stolen sculpture
Sisters woman dies in crash
Crew tunnels under Squaw Creek
Detectives discover apparent suicide
Forest Service considers shrinking office site
Flu shots scarce in Sisters, too
Sisters Harvest Faire draws many
School struggles with honors class dilemma
Summer not always hot for Sisters businesses
Teachers learn about teaching art
Forum assesses Sisters' potential as arts center
Squaw Creek must be renamed soon
Jerry Taylor -- taking advantage of opportunities
No 38. October 6, 2004
Detectives investigate apparent suicide
Flu shots scarce in Sisters
Classes study fish life on the Metolius
Sisters schools have strong attendance record
'Sisters' come out to visit the town of that name
Street repair fund is full of potholes
Commercial tackles teen drinking
Sisters Harvest Faire runs this weekend
OSU forestry dean to open BBR Friends series
Four vie for Sisters City Council seats
City officials study water and land use issues
Sisters water bond fee dropped
Sisters student travels, works and finds challenges in India
Art guild supports Sisters schools
Rose Slavkovsky travels to Africa
No 37. September 29, 2004
Foresters ignite burn west of Sisters
Trail crews repair fire damage
Soldier speaks of fighting
in Iraq
Rhea named new chamber of commerce director
Sisters team tests fire mapping tool
Strolling through Sisters' art
Top jazz performers to take the stage in Sisters
Some stories behind the SAT scores
Local groups support Forest Service in suit
Part of Hood Avenue to remain two-way
City fee transfer arrangement questioned
Squaw Creek project delayed by water
Judah Slavkovsky witnesses conflict along Israeli-Palestinian 'wall'
Baxter photograph captured Ike
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No 36. September 22, 2004
Sisters Jazz Festival is a hit
Human remains found in woods west of Sisters
McDonald's decision delayed for a month
Ranger district contends with off-road vehicles
Pair summits three peaks in 24 hours
Thonstad is a model of late career change
Eyerly salvage loses emergency status
Dennis McGregor releases solo CD
Correction
Dance helps Sisters FAN
Sisters man recounts career as photographer, adventurer
Three pianos event hits a high note
Liquor commission sanctions local business
Sisters juvenile program is being replaced by new project
Three childhood friends meet in Sisters
Bands jazz up Sisters schools
No 35. September 15, 2004
Folk festival rocks Sisters music fans
Local option campaign underway
Sisters Jazz Festival opens Friday
Bermel marks 25 years at Sisters Library
Local man builds scale model planes
New voter registration may be needed
Sisters Rodeo seeks early queen entries
Eric Beckwith helps keep kids on right track with JET program
Folksingers visit Sisters schools
Scott Little wins regional high school golf title
Sisters Jazz Festival offers raffle prizes
Contest winners show their stuff
Locals receive donated clothing
It's 'steely time' in Central Oregon
Injured eagle leaves Sisters for zoo school
'People meds' can be harmful to pets
Rodeo association hosts habitat volunteers
Americana Song Academy hits sweet note
Watching America disappear
No 34. September 8, 2004
Western spirit at Sisters festival
Sisters area impacted by fire rules
Festival brings folk music to Sisters
Citizens check out couplet options
Outlaws set on the playoffs
Together for Children
Local man shapes Montana history
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No 33. September 1, 2004
Rainfall no blessing to hay growers
Schools seek same local option rate
Sharlene Weed joins city council
Sisters activists gear up for election
Lompa protects his home country
Western festival rides into Sisters
Camp Sherman hosts holiday festivities
Appeals court rules against CEC
Sisters men arrested after car chase
Man nabbed in forest fee thefts
Jazz festival plans pre-festival Cajun party
Blues ace showcases musical evolution
Marilyn Utzinger -- a cancer survivor who enjoys helping others
No 32. August 25, 2004
Antique hunters undeterred by rain
Walden holds forest hearing in Sisters
Triathlon makes a splash at Suttle Lake
High school damaged by lightning
Photographer exhibits portraits
City will host second couplet workshop
Sisters trekkers spend month in Nepal
Fire district receives another grant
Man injured in wreck near Suttle Lake
Group's ads urge parents to face reality of teen drinking
Quilt raffle set at Black Butte Ranch
Little Leaguer heads to Hall of Fame
Pacific Crest Trail hikers still passing through Sisters area
No 31. August 18, 2004
Walden holds forest hearing in Sisters
Country Fair was crowd pleaser
Lightning sparks yet more fires across Sisters area
Sisters airman awarded Bronze Star
No bids for Eyerly Fire salvage timber sale
Public workshop on couplet scheduled
Sheriff's Citizen's Academy scheduled
Folk festival announces songwriting finalists
Sisters revises 20-year population forecast downward by 941
Preschool begins for Sisters' youngest
Sisters firefighters encourage safety
Sisters team competes in Bend meet
Transfer station operator thanked
Sisters grad performs teaching stint in her native India
Aspen Lakes hosts PGA sectional
Rehab owl adjusting to life at the zoo
Tools for School donations accepted
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No 30. August 11, 2004
Lightning sparks yet more fires across Sisters area
Firefighters make progress on lighting blazes
Firefighting team attacks lightning fires
Thunderstorms spark 15 fires
All sides weigh in on salvage plan
Lightning starts fire on Black Crater
Camp Polk Road getting bike lanes
Sisters test scores remain higher than state average
Camp teaches students about 'football'
Country Fair set for church grounds Saturday
Athletes face triathlon challenge at Suttle Lake
Walden to hold hearing in Sisters
Rotary club proposes new road junction park
Caldera celebrates art program graduates and shows off building
Memory quilt comforts sick man
Keys for Kids program delivers piano
Arts Discovery class survives at school
RV owners congregate in Sisters
No 29. August 4, 2004
Death came from self-inflicted gunshot
Sheriff's office investigates suspicious death
Lightning sparks fire on Black Crater
Firefighters douse local blaze
Sisters man killed in Highway 97 wreck
Forest Service plans jump start on salvage logging
Two climbers die on Mount Washington
Golf shot tourney scores for Kiwanis
Father fights to help critically injured son
Bead Stampede offers 'something new'
Fire recovery is a huge challenge
Pacific Crest Trail hikers stop in Sisters -- for ice cream and pizza
Lightning sparks fires in Sisters region
Ten Sisters church members return from mission in Uganda
Student returns from Australia trip
No 28. July 28, 2004
Sisters man killed in Highway 97 wreck
Cycle Oregon riders have hot weekend in Sisters
B&B recovery plan includes some logging
Classic cars shine in Sisters custom show
Sisters Airport runway upgraded
LDS church marks Pioneer Day
City names new park for Cliff Clemens
Golfers shoot for $1 million hole-in-one
Sisters couple revel in their active, outdoor lifestyle
Sisters to host first 'Bead Stampede'
City agrees on housing density
Christian school has new administrator
Race walk team masters Willamette Valley Relay
Folk festival to auction autographed guitar
Finding waterfalls
Sisters Country Fair will feature art show
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No 27. July 21, 2004
Sisters Airport runway upgraded
New development planned for east end of Sisters
Creating a new forest from ashes of B&B Fire
Health warning lifted from Suttle Lake
Hundreds of cyclists to roll into Sisters
Ball field construction is on 'fast track'
Skaters seek a place to ride in peace
Hot rods heading toward Sisters
Theater to be featured in development
Sculpture stolen from Sisters art gallery
Sisters chamber director to leave
Local lakes are restocked with fish
The day Tollgate burned -- July 26, 1979
Visitor from Malawi dazzled by Oregon
No 26. July 14, 2004
Quilt show draws thousands
Cyclists blast through Sisters in race
Pelton agreement bodes well for fish
Developers purchase Sisters land
Camp Sherman hosts its own quilt show
School board ratifies teacher contract
Cycle Oregon seeks Sisters volunteers
School board mulls local option bid
Portland firm contracted for city planning services
Sisters wrestles with density questions in council workshop
Jacobsen honored at quilters' picnic
Volunteers always make the quilt show run
Sisters group on mission to Uganda
No 25. July 7, 2004
Sisters skies obscured by smoke
Health alert posted for algae at Suttle Lake
City seeks to fill new council vacancy
Citizens want slow couplet or none
Three city council seats on November ballot
Sisters man will stay in troubled Saudi Arabia
Events keep Sisters busy during holiday
Visitors help with Habitat for Humanity project
Three Creek Store owner loves the place
Songwriting contest seeks entrants
Americana Project expands through SOAR
QUILT SHOW SECTION
Sisters prepares for big Quilt Show
Featured quilter has a passion for her work
Quilters' Affair draws 1,500 'students'
Book club creates thematic quilts
Quilters pay tribute to Andrea Balosky
Local quilter follows family path
Poster creator blends music, quilting
TODAY'S Front Page
No 24. June 30, 2004
Health alert posted at Suttle Lake
City seeks to fill council vacancy
SOAR dedicates "Coffield Center"
Highway 20 collision kills three
Camp Sherman honors History Day winner
Board names Thonstad school superintendent
Lake Creek Lodge plans approved
Camp Sherman to host Fourth of July breakfast
Sisters set for Summer Faire this weekend
Couplet funding opportunity slides past as city debates plan
Sisters area residents prepare for threats to homes in fire season
Opinions vary on traffic solutions for Sisters
Camp Sunrise offers healing environment for bereaved children
Great horned owl donated to zoo
ProAm draws 170 to Black Butte Ranch
Outlaws golfer qualifies for World Championships
Secure your valuables before hiking
No 23. June 23, 2004
Lake Creek Lodge plans approved
Couplet funding opportunity slides past
Trust dedicates Metolius Preserve
Board narrows search for schools chief
Developer submits plan for McDonald's
Sisters citizens argue against couplet
Sisters art stroll success
Councilor questions code's density rules
Sisters Chamber seeks volunteers
Sisters National Guardsmen to go to Iraq
Power line dispute hits court of appeals
Council seeks to manage growth
Meeder wins national public service award
Anderson selected for 'Sisters Sings'
Sisters man competes in adventure races across western U.S.
Sisters woman practices with horses as therapy for young women
Olympians train in Sisters for Eugene's Prefontaine Classic
Sisters man creates heavenly harp of natural woods
No 22. June 16, 2004
Land Trust dedicates Metolius Preserve on Saturday
64th Sisters Rodeo draws big crowds
BBR Police Chief warns about ID theft
Graduates hope to change the future
Kids enjoy their day at Wizard Falls
Rodeo clown delights students
'Sisters Sings' event features top vocalists
Sisters is set for annual Art Stroll
School budget draws fire from teachers
City waives sewer fee
New Sisters Library reported on target
Sheriff's canine is ace performer
Kollodge steps down from city council
Sisters is home to digital pioneer
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No 21. June 9, 2004
Sisters citizens to weigh in on couplet
Sisters Rodeo bucks into town
Pastor dies in horseback accident
Sisters youth bitten by juvenile rattlesnake
Surviving West Nile Virus
Kiwanis program secures pianos
Quilts commemorate friendships for reunion
Swisher takes Crook County position
Wild Rivers Gallery opens in Sisters
Leslie's Ice Cream Parlor opens in Sisters
No 20. June 2, 2004
Memorial service marks solemn holiday
Eighth grade track teams show outstanding talent
Sisters is gearing up for a busy summer
Sisters urged to prepare for virus
Artist unveils mural at Barclay Park
Sisters Library offers Summer Reading Program
Construction to begin on new little league ball field
Metolius meeting reviews projects
Students find it easy to express religious faith in Sisters schools
Some join trend toward Christian 'cool'
Council grants funds to SOAR, FAN
Young Sisters area motocross riders take on the track
No 19. May 26, 2004
New mural adds lots of color to Barclay Park
Students push for changes in teacher cuts
Court upholds Sisters forest project
Couplet committee searches for a new consensus
Dance instructor Pat Cook announces retirement
Veterans to host Memorial Day service
Camp Fire leaders celebrate service
Student films fight against drugs
Harrelson to retire as Episcopal pastor
Sixth graders learn about the outdoors
Habitat For Humanity moves new home
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No 18. May 19, 2004
BBR Police Chief safe after crash
Outlaws claim tennis crown, head to state
Defense attorney investigates killing
Cuts run deep at Sisters High School
Pole Pedal Paddle 2004 - Sisters stars
Concert celebrates gift of piano
Drinking incident called a serious 'wake-up call'
Burning shut down in Deschutes County
Finding homes for foster care 'drifters'
Foster parents consider work with children a spiritual calling
Dominant Outlaws win district golf title
Girls win district golf title; Pagano is champion
Couplet planning costs on the rise
Rich Rollins named grand marshal of 2004 Sisters Rodeo
Council adopts ordinance changing Sisters' density requirements
Miss Teen USA to attend a local Sparrow benefit
No 17. May 12, 2004
Survey: Sisters students feel safe
Outlaw racers shine in Chainbreaker
Fire department charts its future
History scholars win top honors in state
Task force seeks information on fire
Gated community opens in Sisters
Sisters Rodeo will skip cowboy dance this year
Cloverdale RFPD looks for volunteers
Swisher sought Redmond position
Softball facility is 'field of dreams'
Starry Nights raises $100,000 for schools
No 16. May 5, 2004
Climber rescued from Mt. Jefferson
Sisters teen arraigned on murder charge
Project promises more water for Squaw Creek
Council favors density ordinance
Students gather books by the armload
City defends its population forecast
City continues to wrestle with couplet options
School board launches new superintendent search this week
Kiwanis donates phones to COBRA
TODAY'S Front Page
No 15. April 28, 2004
Little League opens under sunny skies
Tree planting expedition restores Abbott Creek
Killing sends shock through school
Council delays density decision
Residents hail delay on density change
Forest users face array of passes
Auction raises funds for family program
Library offers special family program
Salvage logging underway on timber burned in B&B Complex Fire
Sisters Mercantile marks milestone
No tax money used on SOAR facility
Christian Green records lowest score
No 14. April 21, 2004
Killing sends shock through school
Kathy Mattea shows range of talent
Sisters student in custody for Bend killing
Swap meet and auction draws huge crowd
B & B Complex Fire closures lifted
Sisters remembers teacher Rob Kurtz
Geese part of birth control project
Schools struggle to serve their gifted students
The challenge of teaching Sisters' talented and gifted students
Sheriff pushes for levy at meeting
Sisters High School has a new piano
No 13. April 14, 2004
Sisters student in custody for Bend killing
Schools struggle to serve gifted students
New Cycle Oregon event comes to Sisters
B & B Complex Fire closures to be lifted in most areas
Egg hunters have a happy day
Baker to leave school district
Kathy Mattea will perform at Starry Nights concert
City Hall funds are in new budget
Sisters resident has hearing restored with donated hearing aids
Sisters student wins Seattle University scholarship for service
Sheriff to hold Sisters town hall meeting
Sisters band keeps conference title
Library plan hearing set for April 15
New library to be three times larger
TODAY'S Front Page
No 12. April 7, 2004
Controlled burn ignited south of Sisters
World championship sled dog race will mush through Sisters
Art stroll and auction raise thousands
Sisters 'Y' intersection work starts
Volunteers will monitor water quality
City planner leaves Sisters for New York job
New mailboxes approved by city
Watchdog groups to appeal Sisters plan
Roads opened in wake of B&B Fire
Wild horses win hearts in Sisters
Semi-pro football program kicks off on Sisters field
Washington tour is tops for students
Sisters auction is an international event
No 11. March 31, 2004
Schools face $600,000 deficit
Real estate market booms in Sisters
Sisters hosts art stroll and auction
Three killed in plane crash on Three Fingered Jack
Spring break means volunteer work
Sisters 'Y' intersection to be changed soon
Low-income aid programs are active
Sisters residents argue over density
Sisters faces tension between density and affordability
Sisters Athletic Club ready to open new building on Monday
Locals to pitch in on burn restoration
Stitchin' Post adds knitting supplies
No 10. March 24, 2004
Sisters Country Historical Society formed
Pillar runs for county commissioner seat
Driver runs into Eurosports
Earthquakes swarm on South Sister
Llama herd leaves Patterson Ranch
Forest Service ignites burn near Tollgate
Activist group sues over Metolius Project
Growth strains electrical system
Folk musicians play for school
Young artists contribute to Sisters fund-raiser
Sisters choir to present its spring concert
Local residents review ODOT's revised Lake Creek bridge project
Carol Woosley is heading home soon
New sewer truck is key tool for the city
Sisters woman helps disabled skiers
Dental machine a crowning glory
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No 9. March 17, 2004
Growth strains electrical system
Forest Service ignites burn near Tollgate
Athlectic director is woodworker in spare time
No one injured in plane crash
A full house enjoys Starry Nights concert
School board explains loss of interest money
Sisters man arrested in gun incident
Citizens argue for alternate route
Ballet wows Sisters audience
Students raise money for new Sparrow
Sisters poised on brink of change
Golf season opens in Sisters
City re-examines school sewer bill
City offers grace period on school district sewer hook-up
Black Butte Ranch gets new conduit
Forest Service will start burning in forest
City changes parking requirements
No 8. March 10, 2004
Sisters poised on brink of change
Black Butte Ranch gets underground conduit
Snowmobiler triggers avalanche
Lake Creek Lodge decision kicked back
Veterans group receives special flag
District confirms school administrators
Carnes brings Nashville stars to Sisters
Sisters Act raises Celtic spirit
Sisters Rotary unveils centennial project
Ski area to host school fund-raiser
SCID pitches piping project
Plan calls for affordable housing
Sisters builders visit Costa Rica
Donated books arrive at school library
Students shine in history contest
No 7. March 3, 2004
Sisters Rotary unveils centennial project
Sisters man dies after fight
ODOT criticizes couplet plan
Bypass is not an option for Sisters
Council approves comprehensive plan
Storton is Sisters' Citizen of the Year
Hazard trees to be cut in fire areas
City wants school sewer fees
Council supports sheriff's levy
School budget picture brightens
Camp Sherman group discuss cougars
Council ponders sewer questions
New roads going in at PMR
Gym goes down
Sisters students visit animals
Sisters students shine on tests
TODAY'S Front Page
No 6. February 25, 2004
Heavy, wet snow good for irrigators
Eyerly timber salvage awaits go-ahead
Highway development moves forward
Jazz band takes first place -- again
Accident claims man near Sisters
Recycling program boosts schools
BYU Theatre Ballet to perform in Sisters
Sisters Act set for March 6
Group helps people face loss after a murder
Suttle Lake timber salvage planned
Teacher receives rescued time capsules
Sisters business at a glance
No 5. February 18, 2004
Icy roads cause wrecks near Sisters
City, sewer contractor agree to settle suit
Architect presents city library plans
Sisters youth is wrestling champ
Questions raised about population forecasts
Locals get speedy Internet service
Local forest projects remain stalled
Group promotes culture in region
SOAR is in new facility
Residents kill road proposal
Sisters plan goes before county
Sisters grad to run in Boston Marathon
Council supports poverty program
Corrections
No 4. February 11, 2004
School goes up in flames
Voters kill tax measure; schools plan more cuts
School board grapples with money question
Boundary changes face criticism
Shooting proposal draws fire
Habitat breaks ground on No. 27
Camp Polk Meadow history reviewed
Fate of older library building is undecided
Nowak seeks county seat
Couplet continues to spark debate
Sisters man is fair foundation president
TODAY'S Front Page
No 3. February 4, 2004
Locals want trucks off of Cascade
Plans coming along for old school burn
School report cards are in for 2002-03
Computer virus smacks Sisters
LUBA hears Lodge appeal
Reading program needs volunteers
Evening of jazz on tap
Sisters firefighting company honored
Trust moves forward on Metolius
Targeting vending machines
SMS students enjoy winter trek
Multnomah rides ebb and flow
No 2. January 28, 2004
City will require affordable housing
Official explains Camp Sherman cougar killing
Landowner responds to resort speculation
Fadeley is county's new justice of the peace
Dropouts are few in Sisters schools
Camp Sherman fights Cabin Fever
Multnomah Publishers eliminates 15 positions
Sisters chamber shifts to local promotion
City to help fund Buck Run sewer
School cafeterias take on obesity
Volunteers in Medicine serve Deschutes uninsured
Camp Sherman woman heading for India
City tightens code requirements
No 1. January 21, 2004
Kenny Loggins rocks a full house in Sisters
Cougar captured in Camp Sherman
Schools chase interest money explanation
Tax measure will affect Sisters schools
Squaw Creek surges in winter storm
Firefighters to burn old middle school
Mushers race in Sisters country
Steele Associates will design City Hall
Fouts scores big for local schools
Horse rescued from icy pond
School buildings weather storms
Project celebrates the arts in Sisters
