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Wednesday, March 15, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Sisters Habitat receives grant
Final Winter Concert
on tap this month
Sisters Folk Festival’s
2017 Winter Concert Series
comes to a close with singer-
songwriters Rose Cousins
and Caitlin Canty.
Driven by a voice that
evokes raw emotion, Rose
Cousins’ music bravely
explores the shadowy cor-
ners of the heart. Just as her
songs embrace sadness, pain,
and longing, these emotions
are counterbalanced in per-
formance by quick, wry wit.
A native of Prince Edward
Island, she lives in Halifax,
Nova Scotia, deeply values
being part of multiple music
communities, and is fueled
by collaboration.
Her music has found its
way into several TV shows
including Grey’s Anatomy.
She released her highly
anticipated new album
“Natural Conclusion” in
February — recorded with
Grammy award-winning
producer Joe Henry. Rose’s
appearance will feature a full
band, and promises to be a
very special evening that you
won’t want to miss.
Nashville-based Caitlin
Canty, who made a strong
impression at the Sisters Folk
Festival, delivers her songs
with a dusky alto and a 1930s
Recording King guitar. Her
breakout record “Reckless
Skyline” features an all-star
band on 12 songs that veer
nimbly between country bal-
lads and straight-up rock-
ers, dark blues and sparsely
arranged folk.
Tickets are $20 in advance
for adults and $15 for youth
(18 & under). Advance
tickets can be purchased at
www.sistersfolkfestival.org/
tickets until noon on March
23. All seats are $5 more
at the door. For tickets or
information about Sisters
Folk Festival, visit www.
sistersfolkfestival.org or call
541-549-4979.
CORRECTION
will be open on those eve-
nings when the weather con-
ditions meet a level of risk.
Guests can call the shelter
information line after 2 p.m.
to see if the shelter is open.
The correct phone number
for inquiries regarding the
Sisters Cold Weather Shelter
is 541-639-7321. The shelter
Sisters Habitat for
Humanity was awarded
a $5,000 grant from the
Oregon Association of
Realtors Home Foundation to
build a home in collaboration
with Heart of Oregon Corps
YouthBuild.
Sandy Goodsell, Sisters
area director for Central
Oregon Association of
Realtors, presented the check
to Habitat Board President
Clark Brody last week. The
home is currently under con-
struction at Village Meadows
and will be purchased by
future Habitat homeowner
Marla Brinkman.
“The neat thing about
Habitat is you know when
you provide funding that it’s
going toward the building
of a house in our own com-
munity. You can actually
see how owning a house can
change the lives for families
that live in our community,”
said Brody.
OAR Realtors awarded
grants totaling $179,796 to
Oregon organizations that
help residents in need realize
the American Dream of own-
ing a home.
The Foundation is funded
by individual donations
from Oregon Realtor mem-
bers statewide as well as
through annual fundraising
events.
PHOTO PROVIDED
Sandy Goodsell hands a donation to Clark Brody of Sisters Habitat.
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