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(Work in progress at the Sisters Habitat home build | Photo courtesy of YouthBuild) Young people in Central Oregon facing barriers such as generational poverty, substance abuse, homelessness, court involvement, and/or lack of parental support have a path to “unlock their potential and build meaningful careers,” as Kara Johnson, deputy director of the Heart of

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Following the Wednesday, October 9 resignation of all five members of the La Pine Parks & Recreation District Board, the Deschutes County Board of Commissioners will fill the vacancies as required by state law. While the La Pine Parks & Recreation District is a separate governmental entity, ORS 198.320 directs the Board of County Commissioners to promptly

Commissioners Develop Appointment Process to Fill vacancies of La Pine Parks & Recreation District Board - Cascade Business News

(Quispe’s work (Ancestor and Sister seen here) is composed of inherited or found fabric items and fragments) An exhibition of intricate textile works by Kansas-based artist and art teacher Eden Quispe, titled Stitched, will be on display in Central Oregon Community College’s (COCC) Health Careers Center’s first-floor gallery October 21 to November 24. The building is

Stitched Heritage Works Showcase at COCC - Cascade Business News

When we think of employee reports of harassment, we often think of harassment that occurs in the workplace. However, employers are also responsible for investigating employee reports of harassment that occurs outside of the workplace during non-work hours to the extent that it is impacting the employee’s performance or the workplace. Further, the rise of

Handling Employee Reports of Online (Off-Duty) Harassment - Cascade Business News

Sisters notched a big 7-0 shutout at home against the Siuslaw Vikings on Thursday, October 10. In Thursday’s matchup against the Vikings the Outlaws played most of the game on the Vikings half of the field. Sisters scored their first goal in the 19th minute of play when Mia Rosas won the ball in the middle of the field and found Ella Davis, who dribbled through four Vikings defenders and scored a...

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Ballots will be in hand in the coming days, and Sisters voters will have a chance to decide on the make-up of their city council; the size of the county commission; and who will lead the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office. There are three open positions on the Sisters City Council, with five candidates throwing their hat into the ring. The five candidates participated in a League of Women Voters/Ci...

Sisters gets set to vote

Jennifer Letz has thrown her hat in the ring for another term on the Sisters City Council. Letz, who is finishing up a four-year term, helped navigate Sisters through the challenges of hiring a new city manager, a contentious battle over a proposed emergency homeless shelter, and is currently embarked on the state-mandated project to expand the City's Urban Growth Boundary. Letz is one of...

Letz seeks to continue Council work

He drove two- and one-half days to get to the 2024 Harvest Faire in Sisters, the 15th sponsored by Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce. It was a 1,781-mile journey for Ryan Stanley, one of 172 vendors at the event which drew as many as 10,000. Some vendors estimated 12,000 and seemingly they could not be more pleased with the outcome. When asked why he would travel so far for a weekend show, Stanley...

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Police are seeking a man who was seen on a home security camera before an alleged burglary Tuesday in Sunriver.

Sheriff's office seeks man caught on camera in Sunriver burglary

With bicycle and pedestrian improvements on the horizon for Neff Road in northeast Bend, the city wants the public to share its thoughts before the design phase begins.

Bicycle and pedestrian improvements upcoming for Neff Road in Bend

The Redmond Area Park and Recreation District is currently building a new community center in southwest Redmond, paid for by a $49 million bond approved by voters in 2022.

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