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  Remembering Mick Hunter through his granddaughter’s eyes

  On Saturday Sisters resident Brittany Meudt contributed as a judge for the Glory Daze Car Show in honor of her late grandfather, Mick Hunter. The award for Best of Show, “Mick’s Ride,&rdqu
• Proper fit in car can save older drivers

  AARP and the Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District Fire Corps group are sponsoring a CarFit program at Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire Department Station 701 on Saturday, August 10 from 1 to 4 p.m. This event
• SPRD offers families scholarships

  The Sisters Park & Recreation District (SPRD) offers two scholarships for Sisters Country families that participate in SPRD programs. The Bonnie Malone Scholarship Fund was created in honor of th

• SPRD offers families scholarships

  The Sisters Park & Recreation District (SPRD) offers two scholarships for Sisters Country families that participate in SPRD programs. The Bonnie Malone Scholarship Fund was created in honor of th
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  Montecinos earned FOSL scholarship

  The Peg Bermel, Friends of the Sisters Library Scholarship started in 2007 and Audrey Tehan, of the well-known Sisters Seed-to-Table Garden, was the first recipient. The award amount is $1,000 for the
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  EMT to visit Haiti on humanitarian trip

  Rachelle Beiler, Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire Department volunteer and student, is taking her knowledge of medicine to Haiti in November. Beiler, a recent graduate from Central Oregon Community College,

• Sisters taking a hard look at housing strategies Sisters taking a hard look at housing strategies Sisters taking a hard look at housing strategies

  A report outlining strategies to meet future housing needs in Sisters is heading on to the Sisters City Council. The study results reflect the complicated questions that surround the issue of housing:
• EDCO to host PubTalk in Sisters

  Economic Development for Central Oregon (EDCO)’s Central Oregon PubTalk heads to Sisters Thursday, July 25 to see what’s been cooking in the entrepreneurial community. The event runs from
• Sisters printer earns industry recognition

  XPress Printing in Sisters was named among the top 100 small commercial printing companies in the U.S. by Print Magazine. XPress placed No. 94 on the list published in the July edition. Company owner

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  Fourth Friday to feature art from orphanages

  Sisters residents and visitors will see a new twist in the Fourth Friday Art Walk this week. A clothesline display of art made by children who live in orphanages will be exhibited on the green space b
• Fourth Friday midsummer artwalk this week

  Summer is in full swing in Sisters, with music, art, food, and recreation around every corner. Stay in the swing by joining the Fourth Friday Artwalk through the galleries of Sisters this week, sponso
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  Great Basin artists to show in Sisters

  The Great Basin of the American West consists of remote, austere expanses of desert and mountains. A vibrant and dynamic region of terrestrial and aquatic life 12,000 years ago, now, due to scant prec

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  Sisters man runs Alpine 100 ultra-marathon

  Dirk Van der Velde, Sisters High School graduate in the class of 2012, just ran his first 100-mile ultra-marathon race. The race took place in the old-growth forest in the Three Sisters Wilderness. V
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  Travels with Charlie

  As a lifelong Oregonian I have a deep appreciation for our state, and now that I am retired from my work as a school counselor I see more opportunities than ever to explore. This column’s purpos
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  Steven Peterzen — a life of adventure

  Steven Peterzen has spent a lifetime saying “yes” to adventure. And it’s led him to extraordinary experiences across the globe. Peterzen, who has lived in Sisters for the past decade

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  Sisters bring nutrition therapy, wellness and barre

  Cindy Miskowiec is new to Sisters. She grew up in Florida, got a degree in psychology, and moved to Hawaii and Albuquerque. No matter where she landed, she danced, especially ballet. “I danced t
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  Allergy levels are high, but pine pollen is not to blame

  A fine mist of dust, electric-yellow, descends upon Sisters Country this time of year. It lands on decks, cars, and roads. It shudders onto the forest floor and sifts into people’s hair. It&rsq
• Medical van will be returning to Sisters

  The Mosaic Medical Mobile Community Clinic is returning to Sisters. They are now seeing patients at Ponderosa Heights Apartments, every Tuesday evening, 6-8 p.m. “We are very excited to be bring

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