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E-bikes add to urgency of helmet use

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By Bill Bartlett
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Medical researchers and safety agencies increasingly point to helmets as the single most effective piece of protective equipment available to cyclists. As e-bikes grow in popularity and riders travel faster than ever before, trauma specialists report a corresponding rise in serious head injuries. Photo courtesy Bundo Biker Helmets are critical for adult cyclists, not just kids.
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Does Sisters have enough water?

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By Bill Bartlett
| Nugget Newspaper Verified
Will Sisters run out of water? That question isn't as strange as it may sound upon first reading. With all the talk this summer about record drought and some news stories about wells petering out, low river and stream flows, low snow pack, and another 700 settlers expected in the next five years, it's reasonable to ask. The short answer is no. We may experience scarcity in a number of things - beef, rare earth minerals, cheap gas - but water isn't among them. To the contrary.
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Recent work doesn't affect Conklin's

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By Bill Bartlett
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Drivers on Camp Polk the last three or four weeks were getting excited as they assumed construction work in front of the Conklin House was perhaps the start of restoration of the historic lodging establishment. It's not. What passersby were actually seeing was work done by the City of Sisters, the construction of an eight-foot wide, paved multi-use walkway on the west side of Camp Polk Road between East Barclay Drive and an already completed walkway just south of Sun Ranch Drive.
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