Articles written by Emme Shoup
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Reluctant Sisters: The City’s incorporation
In 1946, the year of Sisters’ incorporation, economic activity was booming, and with World War II ending in September 1945, soldiers began returning home to their community. It must have been at this point, when the Sisters community was com... — Updated 6/8/2021 Full story
What is the Sisters Country Vision?
Are you new to Sisters Country? Looking for information about your community, or ways to get involved with a local project? Allow me to introduce you to the Sisters Country Vision! As the Vision turns three this year, we’d like to take a m... — Updated 5/18/2021 Full story
Celebrating 75 years through collaboration
The Sisters Country Vision is a community-led vision project, first created with extensive community engagement in 2018, which continues to incorporate new community-led projects. At the heart of implementing this community vision is... — Updated 4/20/2021 Full story
Transportation improvement underway in Sisters Country
The Sisters Country Vision is a community-led vision project, created with extensive community engagement in 2018. In the Vision, “Integrated Transportation Options” is prioritized as one of five strategies to create a more livable Sis... — Updated 2/23/2021 Full story
2021 priorities for Sisters Country Vision
5 brings renewed hope for many residents of Sisters Country, even as some of our friends and neighbors continue to feel the compounding effects of the coronavirus on livelihoods and local business, food security, housing, and, of course,... — Updated 1/26/2021 Full story
The Sisters’ Vision will inform Sisters 2040
The Sisters 2040 Comprehensive Plan Update team is out of the gate and running — conducting background studies, doing community engagement, and preparing for a December open house. Many community members have asked why the... — Updated 11/25/2020 Full story
Keep Sisters small?
During the 2018 Sisters Country Vision, “Keep Sisters Small” was an overwhelming sentiment from the rapidly growing community. Yet there is a conflict about what small means and the desire for more affordable housing and economic opp... — Updated 10/20/2020 Full story