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Wednesday, September 9, 2015 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
VOLUnTEERS: Campers
stay at Creekside
overnight park
Continued from page 3
three years and are the team
leaders of this crew.
Sisters Habitat Executive
Director Sharlene Weed
thanked the Sisters City
Council for a grant to cover
the fees for the Care-A-
Vanners to stay at Creekside
Campgroup for the week to
help with the build.
The RV Care-A-Vanners
enjoyed staying at Creekside
Campground, as reflected in
several comments: “Great
little park; very quiet and
beautiful.” “We appreciate the
location of the park as one can
walk or ride bikes anywhere
in town and great access to
the trails.” “The campground
host was awesome, very help-
ful. Love the center lawn area,
it was great for socializing.”
“The park is well-maintained
and we appreciate the hot
showers after a day of physi-
cal work on the Habitat build
site.”
The builds in progress are
for the Spain and Maxwell
families on East Cascade
Avenue. The crew followed
behind the drywallers, worked
on outside trim, and the front
decks were taking shape.
Those with expertise did their
thing, like mitering boards,
and everybody else carried a
pile of boards or bricks from
here to there like a well-oiled
machine. Hammers were
pounding, saws were buzzing,
the birds were singing — the
feeling of giving back to the
community was in the air.
Darleene Snider, Sisters
Habitat construction manager
said, “This has been my first
time leading a group of RV
Care-A-Vanners, and they
have been awesome. I appre-
ciate their flexibility, exper-
tise and general good-natured
attitude. It was a great experi-
ence and they are all invited
to return to help whenever
they want!”
Habitat volunteers can
be part of the build crew or
help out at the Thrift Store or
This has been my
first time leading a group
of RV Care-A-Vanners,
and they have been
awesome. I appreciate
their flexibility,
expertise and general
good-natured attitude.
— Darleene Snider
ReStore. Orientations are held
twice a month at the Habitat
office above the Thrift Store
at 141 W. Main Ave. Contact
volunteer and family services
manager Marie Clasen at
marie@sistershabitat.org or
541-549-1193.
photo provided
Molly Boyle has kicked off her career as offensive striker for the
university for Redlands soccer team. The former Outlaw had a
shot on goal and one header toward the goal on a corner kick in
her opening game. Molly graduated from Sisters High School in
2014.
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ARREST: Two teens
acted alone in
residential burglaries
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Deschutes County Sheriff’s
Office arrested Jacob E.
Glatz, 18, and a 16-year-old
juvenile male for the resi-
dential burglary. While con-
ducting the investigation
detectives learned that Glatz
and the juvenile male were
involved in a previous resi-
dential burglary on August
27 on East Horse Back Trail
in Sisters.
Glatz was booked into
the Deschutes County Adult
Jail on charges of theft by
receiving in the first degree;
theft by deception in the first
degree; and conspiracy to
commit burglary in the first
degree.
The 16-year-old juve-
nile was booked into the
Deschutes County Juvenile
Detention Facility on two
counts of first-degree bur-
glary and theft in the first
degree.
Detectives believe that
Glatz and the juvenile acted
alone in the two burglaries
and there are no outstanding
suspects.
In the Tollgate burglary,
the suspect entered the house
through an unlocked door.
The sheriff’s office reminds
Sisters-area residents that it
is important to secure doors
at night and lock vehicles
— basic precautions to avoid
being an easy target.
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