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Wednesday, November 28, 2018 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon 5 Quilter launches drive to aid victims Affordable housing to be built under pilot program During the Woolsey Fire in Southern California, neighborhoods were lost and hundreds fled with what they could gather in minutes, expecting to return home after containment. Learning from a friend her nephew and his eight-member family lost everything, Janet Storton is gathering quilts to send to the family. While speaking with the nephew’s wife, Storton learned that her entire neighborhood was lost and so many are homeless, with nothing but the clothes on their backs. If you are able to donate a quilt or a few dollars for shipping fees, Storton is ask- ing for quilts to be turned into the RE/Max office at 330 W. Hood Ave., across from Clearwater Gallery by this Friday, November 30. She Mark Barringer & Bob Baker Playing in the Lounge at Chops Bistro ( 370 E Cascade Ave.) Saturday, Dec. 8 & Jan. 19 6 to 8 p.m. Come join us! BEND (AP) — State regu- lators have selected Bend for a pilot program that will build hundreds of affordable hous- ing units on the outskirts of the city. The Bulletin reported Thursday that lawmakers in 2016 created the program to allow two cities to develop affordable and market-rate housing outside their urban growth boundaries without going through the normal expansion process. B e n d a n d R e d m o n d were in competition for the PHOTO PROVIDED Janet Storton is organizing a quilt drive for victims of the Woolsey Fire in California. will then ship as many as she and their neighbors. Any size receives to the fire victims is welcome. B Beat the New Year Rush! C all to get YOUR FIRST MONTH FREE! NO INITIATION! NO CONTRACT! 24-HOUR ACCESS MEMBERSHIPS STARTING AT $39 MONTH Book your free tour or introductory session now! Call 541-699-7800 or email coach@level5fi t.com www.level5fi t.com | Located in Ray’s Shopping Center FREE YOGA CLASSES! program after three other cit- ies dropped out. Bend was selected this week, but lawmakers may introduce a bill this ses- sion to allow both cities to participate. Developers have long said that Oregon’s restrictive land-use laws have worsened the state’s affordable housing supply. The so-called “urban growth boundary” means that cities must go through a lengthy and expensive process to expand their boundaries. www.NuggetNews.com M&J CARPET CLEANING Deep cleans, sanitizes, removes bacteria, pet dander & much more! 541-549-9090 Locally Owned & Operated Since 1986 AREA RUGS (WOOL) • UPHOLSTERY • AUTOS/RVS TILE & GROUT • DRYER VENT CLEANING www.mjcarpetcleaning.com T H E 2 0 1 8 - 2 0 1 9 S E A S O N AT H O O D O O S K I A R E A W I L L S TA RT S O O N ! ous ted b y e Cool Prizes & Giveaways from Three Creeks, Powder House, and Hoodoo...And a Season Pass Raffl e! r H SKI & SNOWBOARD WIN A PA RTM IR O F A $ 8 V 40 . OLK 0 v 0 Pow alue d SK IS L de ona At Three Creeks Brewing Co. Thursday, November 29, 6-9 p.m.
