News and Opinion from Sisters, Oregon

Articles from the July 22, 2008 edition


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  • They'rebaaack!

    Jim Anderson, Correspondent|Updated Jul 22, 2008

    Don't know about you, dear friends, but the rufous hummingbirds are back at my place and they've brought their kids down from the mountains with them. Well, that's not entirely accurate: From what I have observed over the years, once a hummingbird has fledged there are no ties to mom or dad; they are on their own. Besides that, dad had nothing to do with raising them. As soon as the apple of his eye is "great with child," he's off to woo and win other females of his kind.... Full story

  • Flyfishers gather in Camp Sherman

    Updated Jul 22, 2008

    It is the river that brings them. The Metolius River, one of the classic fly fishing streams of the West. Flyfishermen from all over the world make pilgrimages to Camp Sherman to test their mettle in its waters. Last weekend, they also got to learn a bit about the art and science of their sport at The Metolius River Fly Fishing & Bamboo Rod Fair. The fair is the brainchild of Camp Sherman Store owner Roger White. This is its seventh year running. The fair has established its o... Full story

  • Running commentary...

    Charlie Kanzig|Updated Jul 22, 2008

    Summer is in full swing and the weather has been fine for hitting the trails around Sisters. In last month's column I invited readers to share some of their favorite running area and got some positive responses to share. The Peterson Ridge Trail is well-used by locals and provides all the distance a runner might desire. Common routes include an out-and-back from the Buck Run trailhead to the first bridge (three miles), the Eagle Rock Loop that proceeds past the bridge and... Full story