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Wednesday, March 24, 2021 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Sisters
area
C L A S S I F I C E D L S A CHARGING:
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needs more charging
Help Wanted
Please send an email to
sistersfencecompany@gmail.com
with letter of interest.
THE LODGE IN SISTERS
is now Hiring for:
Culinary Assistant (FT)
Responsible for quality of dining
service during meals for the
community. Pay DOE.
Morning/evening.
Contact us at 541-904-0545.
The Garden Angel is now filling
landscape supervisor and
maintenance crew member
positions. LCB #9583. Inquire at
541-549-2882 or
thegardenangel@gmail.com
Vacasa needs housekeepers in
Sisters/Eagle Crest! Looking for
our next rockstars to make lasting
vacation memories! Reliable
transportation and weekend
availability is a must!
$17/hr. from 3/17/21 to 9/18/21;
will revert to $15/hr after this.
PTO, 401k with 6% match and
other discounts! Apply online at
www.vacasa.com/careers
or text 97211.
We can't wait to meet you!
3 All You Need Maintenance 3
Hiring for the season. Starting
wage $15/hr+ based on
experience. Physically
demanding outdoor landscaping
work. Contact
Austin 541-419-5122
Y O U R S O U R C E
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NOTICE OF BUDGET
COMMITTEE MEETING
A public meeting of the Budget
Committee of the Sisters School
District #6, Deschutes County,
State of Oregon, to discuss the
budget for the fiscal year July 1,
2021 to June 30, 2022 will be
held at Sisters Middle School
library, 15200 McKenzie Hwy.,
Sisters, Oregon. The meeting
will take place on the 14th day of
April, 2021 at 6 p.m. and an
additional meeting will be held
on the 5th day of May, 2021 at
6 p.m. If restrictions for group
meetings due to COVID-19
change, alternate format
information will be posted prior
to the first meeting. The purpose
of the meeting(s) is to receive the
budget message, review the
proposed budget for FY 21-22
and to receive comment from the
public on the budget. A copy of
the budget document may be
inspected or obtained at the
meeting on April 14 or at the
Sisters School District Office,
525 E. Cascade Ave., Sisters,
Oregon between the hours of
8 a.m. and 4 p.m. on or after
April 15.
Construction Contractors
Licensing Information
OR law requires those who work
for compensation (except bona
fide employees) in construction
activity involving improvements
to real property be licensed with
Oregon CCB. (There are several
exemptions.) An active license
means contractors are bonded
and insured. oregon.gov/CCB
options to keep pace
with growing electric
vehicle sales
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two publicly available con-
nectors. The other, for guests
only, is at Black Butte. Both
charge per kilowatt hour col-
lected by the built-in system,
for which a registered account
is required. You can9t just roll
into FivePine and say <fill
8er up.= Neither location are
<super chargers.=
Tesla, somewhat like
Apple computers, has its
own connecting cables that
do not play well with the
other brands. Yes, you can
use a Tesla station, but you9ll
need to purchase an adapter
for cars other than Tesla.
More critically, even with
an adapter you cannot get
a <super charge,= requiring
your non-Tesla to hook up for
several hours, as many as 16
or 20.
The most visible public
charging station is at Mainline
Station (McDonald9s and
Chevron). There you can
get Level 2 charging, about
14-35 mrh (miles range per
hour) costing $4 per session
or a Level 3 charging yield-
ing about 100 mrh for $7.50 a
charge for any brand.
Every EV comes with
a built-in charging cord
enabling it to connect to
standard 110-volt household
Sisters salutes...
current. Thus, any Sisters
Country campground or RV
park with electric hookup
will get you juice to recharge,
albeit slowly 4 in the range
of 2 to 6 mrh 4 essentially a
trickle charge.
Employers in Sisters are
getting in on the charging act
as a recruiting incentive and
employee perk. Among them
are Laird Superfoods with
two Level 2 chargers, and
Personalized & Compounded
Nutrients which provides
employees a single Level 2
port. Similarly, Sisters Inn &
Suites makes its Level 2 char-
ger available for guests as
being good for business.
EV sales in the U.S. are
expected to grow from 1.4
million units in 2020 to 6.9
million in 2025, according
to London-based Frost &
Sullivan, a prominent global
forecaster. That9s a 393 per-
cent increase in five short
years. Oregon is a trend-
leader in electric vehicles,
meaning Sisters will neces-
sarily have to increase its
availability of chargers.
Environmental activist
Scott Bowler, a resident of
Sisters and Oregon National
Desert Association9s 2020
Conservationist of the Year,
hopes the City will take into
account the growth of elec-
tric vehicles and the need for
more charging stations in its
developing Comprehensive
Plan. Bowler would like to
see free charging stations at
City Hall, Sisters Library,
and Sisters High School, for
starters.
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999 Public Notice
CITY OF SISTERS
Notice of Salvage Log Sale
The City of Sisters is accepting
sealed bids for the purchase of
approximately 46 cords of
firewood/salvage logs in varying
lengths located on City property
at 1000 S. Locust and on the
City-owned portion of the Lazy Z
Ranch. Sealed bids for the
salvage log sale will be opened at
2 p.m. March 26th, 2021 at City
Hall, 520 E. Cascade Ave.
Sisters, OR. The high bidder will
be required to execute a sales
contract with the City of Sisters
and pay the approved full bid
price by 4 p.m. April 1, 2021.
Failure to pay by April 1 will
result in the forfeiture of the
contract and the contract will be
awarded to the next highest
bidder. Hauling of the logs may
begin on April 2, 2021 or after
the sales contract is fully
executed. Cutting or processing
firewood is not permitted on site,
all logs shall be removed in
whole. All logs must be removed
by April 30, 2021. The bid
package can be downloaded from
the City of Sisters website
www.ci.sisters.or.us Please call
541-323-5220 to schedule
a site visit.
PHOTO PROVIDED
" Sisters High School
Key Club, and friends, gath-
ered comfort care supplies
for people experiencing
homelessness. The comfort
items include toothbrushes,
toothpaste, ChapStick, soap,
tissues, toilet paper and other
personal items. Sisters Cold
Weather Shelter volunteers
will distribute the items to
people who need them most.
Pictured from left to
right are Claire Landon,
Rachelle Dale, Sarah
Kissinger, and Olivia King.
Other members of the Key
Club (not shown) are Chase
Frankl, Daisy Montecios,
Sarah Leonard, Sahara
Lucas, Anna Mensing,
and Molly Greaney. Cold
Weather Shelter volun-
teers thank them for their
act of kindness.
" Edie Jones wrote:
I would like to salute
Rod Robinson and all the
people at Sisters Rental and
Robinson & Owen Heavy
Construction, along with
Neil Fendall at Sisters High
School, for their steadfast
connection and support of
Astyn Burning.
The story shared in the
March 17 edition of The
Nugget is a wonderful
example of how one, two,
or a few caring people can
make a profound difference
in the life of a young person.
Also, a shout out to Astyn
for his diligence to complete
19 credits in his senior year
to reach the 24 needed to
graduate.
Congratulations!
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