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Twenty vehicles pulled from forest

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Abandoned vehicles in the forest are an eyesore, an environmental hazard, and a source of annoyance and dismay for those who enjoy exploring the woods around Sisters. In recent weeks, 20 of those vehicles have been hauled out of the woods and deposited in a staging area for permanent removal. According to Kaitlyn Webb, public affairs & partnerships staff officer for the Deschutes National...
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Twenty vehicles pulled from forest

Abandoned vehicles in the forest are an eyesore, an environmental hazard, and a source of annoyance and dismay for those who enjoy exploring the woods around Sisters. In recent weeks, 20 of those vehicles have been hauled out of the woods and deposited in a staging area for permanent removal. According to Kaitlyn Webb, public affairs & partnerships staff officer for the Deschutes National...

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nuggetnews.com broke the news in on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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