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DW SP 7KH ILQDO ELG ZLOO EH DFFHSWHG DW DP )RU IXUWKHU LQIRUPDWLRQ FDOO WKH GLVWULFWRIILFHDW DON’T MISS OUT ... ... on this week’s inserts in The Nugget: • BI-MART: Comforters and Comforter Sets, now 30% off! Great pricing on Microﬁ ber Sheet Sets, too! Nights are getting colder! • RAY’S FOOD PLACE: It’s an APPLE EXTRAVAGANZA at Ray’s: Fuji, Red & Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, Gala and Braeburn, now just 99¢ per lb.! feminist bookstore sours on ‘portlandia’ loves the outdoor lifestyle of Sisters Continued from page 3 PORTLAND (AP) ‘A Portland feminist book- store is cutting ties with the TV comedy “Portlandia,” which used its space to film sketches parodying a feminist bookstore. The Oregonian / OregonLive reports (http:// bit.ly/2dgTaDt ) that actors Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen wore long-haired wigs and frumpy clothing as the humorless, aggressively conscientious co-owners of the Women and Women First bookstore in IFC’s “Portlandia.” The Portland store, In Other Words, initially enjoyed the publicity. But its front door now features a sign listing several griev- ances with the show, includ- ing transmisogyny, racism, gentrification, queer antago- nism and devaluation of fem- inist discourse. The 23-year-old nonprofit has faced financial struggles and is currently running a fundraising campaign to help stay afloat. In Other Words did not immediately respond to requests for comment Wednesday. An IFC spokes- woman was not immediately available for comment. Jeff Jones Principal Broker 541-480-7201 jeffjoneslcl@ gmail.com Central Oregon has been a favorite destination for McConkie and her husband for the past eight years. About six months ago they decided to seriously consider moving here, and then McConkie saw the ad for a senior planner in Sisters and decided to apply. Following a phone interview, McConkie visited in person with staff at City Hall and was hired for the position. “My expectations have more than been met,” said McConkie. She is currently living with friends in Bend while her husband, who works in advertising, awaits the clos- ing of their Magnolia-area house sale later this month. They have found a place to rent for now and will be mov- ing their belongings in late October. The McConkies are avid skiers, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts who look forward to exploring their new home territory with their two wire- haired pointing griffon dogs. photo by sue staFFord Breanne McConkie is the City’s new senior planner. “I love the four seasons,” McConkie said. For now, as she settles into her new job with the Community Development Department, McConkie said she hopes to take time to watch and learn so that she can understand the big plan- ning picture here in Sisters. She said the issues fac- ing Sisters are very prob- ably those faced by the big- ger cities — urban growth expansion and maintaining the quality of life for the residents. “My goal is that 40 years from now, people will be able to make sense of what we’ve done today,” McConkie said. THIS WEEK’S FEATURED PROPERTY g! n New Listi Doug Roberts Principal Broker 541-280-6199 dougrobertsMPS @gmail.com Lana Labuda Principal Broker 541-408-4144 lana@sisters properties.com Ross Kennedy Principal Broker 541-408-1343 ross@myrk solutions.com 70211 M Mustang D Dr., Si Sisters ~ $589 $589,000 000 Stunning home with high-end ﬁ nishes, located on private 2.5 acres. Everything in this home is beautiful, from bamboo ﬂ oors & granite counter- tops, to warm wood ceilings. As you enter, you are greeted with a ﬂ oor-to-ceiling stone see-through ﬁ replace. Newly built shop & paved driveway. Woodworker’s/ hobbyist dream shop has ofﬁ ce & separate half-bath. Relax outside with your covered patio area just off the kitchen. Back deck has been expanded & now includes hot tub. This breathtaking home is a must-see! Stop by or call to learn more about this property and all our other listings. Suzanne Carvlin Broker We have what you’re looking for! Scan to visit our website! 541-595-8707 Suzanne@Home Metolius Property Sales InSisters.com Linda Brooksby Broker 541-977-4488 lindabrooksbylcl @gmail.com Kimberly Gorayeb Principal Broker 541-639-5551 kiminsisters @gmail.com 290 E. Cascade Ave. 541-588-6614 metoliuspropertysales.com Ellen Wood Broker 541-588-0033 woode51@ msn.com Katie Cam Broker 971-409-0177 katiercam@ gmail.com Dechen Dawkins Broker 541-241-6619 soldonsisters @gmail.com