City ruling is a final 'no' on shelter
After weeks of heated debate and discussion across the community, the Sisters City Council officially said “no” to the application by the
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After weeks of heated debate and discussion across the community, the Sisters City Council officially said “no” to the application by the
Sisters City Council came to a 3-2 contingent decision to deny the application of the Sisters Cold Weather Shelter (SCWS) organization for an
Sisters, a town of more than 3,000 people, is full of artists, ranchers, farmers, small-business owners, students, teachers and people who are homeless.
The Sisters City Council will hold a hearing on Tuesday, September 5, at 5 p.m. on a proposed emergency shelter for the homeless at 192 W. Barclay
According to ProPublica’s Nonprofit Explorer site, the Sisters Cold Weather Shelter (SCWS) officially became a registered nonprofit in January