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Wednesday, April 12, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon Sisters High School yearbooks on sale The 2017 Sisters High School (SHS) yearbook is available for pre-order online. Sisters High School has a committed yearbook staff including Cierra Haken, Mia Cook, Ellie Cook, Cassidy Ling-Scott, Annika Stadeli, Will Werts, Ceili Cornelius, Amanda Smith and Mckenna Marshall. This year’s staff is the largest staff SHS has ever had, and everyone is committed to making the best 2017 yearbook possible. Each member has their own interests in what they what to do with the book including design, writing, photography, and business advertising. “I look forward to working with this year’s team to create our best yearbook yet,” said staff member Cierra Haken. The team has been working closely with Genie Westfall with Herff Jones Publishing Company to create and print this year’s book. The book is $55. You can order the book at: www. yearbookordercenter.com and use the code number 6493 for Sisters High School. 23 Artists earn art fellowship In collaboration with The Roundhouse Foundation of Sisters, Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts has announced Dawn Emerson and Carolyn Platt as the recip- ients of the Central Oregon Artists Fellowship. This project is intended to foster cross-pollination and career development for artists working in Central Oregon. Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts is a nonprofit organization with a spacious gallery and printmaking stu- dio. CSIA brings in emerging and established artists to pro- duce monotypes, monoprints and editions — including lith- ographs, etchings, linocuts, woodcuts and more. Carolyn and Dawn are both talented professional art- ists with years of experience in teaching and exhibiting their art. Both will receive a travel stipend and four days of access to the Crow’s Shadow print studio, with instruction provided by CSIA’s Master Printer. Their time spent in the studio will be split between learning new techniques, and applying those processes to their existing artwork and methods. The ultimate goal of this project will be to expose professional artists to new approaches, allowing them to take new knowledge back to their home studios, and pass- ing on that experience to other artists in their communities. Build it and they will come... Uber, Lyft representatives ptsh for state regtlations SALEM (AP) — Rep- resentatives for ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft are pushing a bill that would ensure the state regulates them instead of individual cities. The Eugene Register- Guard reports representatives said at a Monday hearing that the bill would set statewide rules for the companies that would allow them to expand to cities such as Eugene and Springfield, where they are not currently operating. Local governments have voiced opposition to House Bill 3246, which would reverse their authority over taxis and ride-hailing services. Under the bill, drivers are considered independent con- tractors instead of employees, so don’t have to pay payroll taxes, compensate at minimum wage, or provide benefits. CELEBRATING 20 YEARS! GOLF & GRILL Enjoy a round of golf every day. Enjoy a meal at local-friendly Brand 33 Thursday-Saturday 11 a.m. ’til close PHOTO PROVIDED Little Leagte softball athletes and their families ttrned ott Sattrday — throtgh freezing temps and even some snow — to prep fields and btild a fence (thanks to a grant from The Rotndhotse Fotndation). Sisters Little Leagte is still in search of tmpires for softball games; if yot’d like to voltnteer, call SPRD at 541- 549-2091. YOUR YEAR-ROUND IRRIGATION EXPERT Backfl ow Installation & Testing Winterization Nelson Horse Waterers Underground Field Irrigation Residential Irrigation Services IN A BIND? We’ve got the time! fi cient We offer fast and ef emergency service. Next time you have a plumbing problem, call your local and reliable plumbing professional! Repairs. Replacements. Remodels. 541-549-4349 miller 260 N. Pine St., Sisters Licensed Bonded / Insured CCB#87587 I R R I G A T I O N 541-388-0190 LCB#8234 COMMUNITY DINNER & Pro Shop P S h | 541-549-4653 Sh 5 4 41 1 54 5 4 9 4 466 53 5 3 Restaurant R e st Re s t au a u ra aur r a nt n t | 541-549-3663 5 41 4 1 54 5 4 9 3 36 6 63 6 3 BINGO! Join SPRD and the SHS Athletic Department for a great family dinner provided by Three Creeks Brewing, silent auction, and Outlaws Together Bingo! Monday, April 24 GES A LL A ME! Dinner at 5:30 PM $ - WELCO Bingo at 6:30 PM $ for 11 games 2 15 Sisters High School Commons View activities & classes, and register online! www.SistersRecreation.com 1750 W. Mckinney Butte Rd. | 541-549-2091 SNO CAP MINI STORAGE Sisters Industrial Park 157 Sisters Park Dr. • 541-549-3575 www.SistersStorage.com • State-of-the-art Security Technology • Sizes from 5x5 to 12x40 • Individual Gate Codes • Long-term Discounts • On-site Manager
