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Wednesday, August 18, 2021 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Sisters salutes...
People behind The Nugget:
PHOTO PROVIDED
" On Saturday, August
7, 12 young men and
women, eight shown here,
from Black Butte Ranch
Fire, Cloverdale Fire and
Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire
graduated from their Joint
Recruitment Academy. The
graduation honored those
from both the 2020 and 2021
classes who successfully
completed their Firefighter I
Academy.
" Sisters District Ranger
Ian Reid wrote:
We would like to thank
all of the local restaurants
and vendors who helped
support approximately 220
firefighters with meals
and supplies during the
recent Monty and Bean
Creek fires on the Sisters
Ranger District. Smaller
fires like these do not get
national caterers, which
are in extremely short sup-
ply this year for a variety
reasons.
At least three of the
restaurants (Martolli9s,
Angeline9s, and Mazatlan)
significantly changed their
operating schedule on very
short notice by either closing
to the general public or ask-
ing their staff to work late
into the night. Angeline9s
also postponed their annual
staff-appreciation rafting
trip so the firefighters would
have hot breakfasts and
healthy meals. We appreci-
ate your efforts!
Thanks to: Rays Food
Place 3 Sisters; Tate &
Tate Catering; Martolli9s
Pizza of Sisters, Angeline9s
Bakery; Mazatlan 3
Redmond; Regio9s Café
3 Redmond; Subway 3
Sisters/Bend; Olive Garden
3 Bend; Sandwich Factory
3 Prineville; and Bi-Mart 3
Sisters (for Gatorade, which
nobody else could supply
because of the Gatorade
shortage).
Angela Lund admits that
she didn9t know anything
about Sisters when her then-
husband Jim announced that
he had a job opportunity here
back in 1998.
<When Jim said, 8Hey,
I9ve got a job interview
in Sisters, Oregon, I said,
8Where is that?9=
Going from metro Oregon
to a then very small town on
the east side of the Cascades
was a bit of a culture shock,
but Angela adapted 4 and
before long, Sisters was truly
home. Lund raised three chil-
dren here: Erik; Sonja; and
Peter. She has nurtured deep
friendships and become a
part of the cultural life of her
community. She9s worked at
Angeline9s Bakery and for
Habitat for Humanity.
And now, she9s part of the
team at The Nugget. Lund
fills the position recently
held by Lisa May, who has
moved into a full-time posi-
tion with her church. Lund
manages the front office
and The Nugget¾s classified
advertising, among a bewil-
dering array of other tasks.
Lund already had a rela-
tionship with the newspaper,
having worked as a free-
lancer in years past.
<I was excited when I saw
Angela Lund
PHOTO BY JESS DRAPER
Angela Lund is a new face behind the front desk at The Nugget.
the ad in the paper,= she said.
<I thought it would be fun
to be back in the newspaper
world.=
Editor in Chief Jim
Cornelius was excited to see
Lund9s résumé pop up.
<We didn9t really know
what to expect in hiring for
this position right now,= he
I was excited when I
saw the ad in the paper.
I thought it would be
fun to be back in the
newspaper world.
— Angela Lund
See LUND on page 13
In case you missed the stories of
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541-549-9280 | 207 W. Sisters Park Dr. | PonderosaForge.com
Grandwood Wall Art
Steena’s Suds
Diane Goble Abstract
Acrylic Gallery
Jill Neal’s Wild
Women Gallery
Kelly Rae Roberts Art
Sullivan Glove Co.
Payne Fly Shop
Loma Smith Photography
Suttle Tea
Greg Davidge Guitars
Sisters Gallery & Frame
Hazelnut Hill
Spindrift Tiny Homes
Windy Acres Dairy
Farm
Stitchin’ Post
…Check out Oregon Artisan Showcase online
or stop by The Nugget for a back issue.
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