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Photos this week are highlights from the past year.
Photos in this week’s
Chronicle are all taken from the past year. Above: The addition to the
Cottonwood Credit Union main office on Lewiston Street is nearing
completion. They also expanded the parking lot. From the August 28
edition of the Chronicle.
Click on the photo
for a larger view.
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The new addition to
Cloninger’s Marketplace in Cottonwood is taking shape as construction
continues. Update-It is nearly finished at this time with the new
checkout stands in the addition expected to be operational this week.
From the Oct. 30 edition of the Chronicle. Click on each photo for a larger view.
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They
were finishing up the paving of the passing lane headed toward
Ferdinand in September. By the weekend you were allowed to drive on the
new lane although the speed limit was still at 55 through that section.
From the Sept. 18 edition of the Chronicle. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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A rendering of the proposed
site for Simmons Sanitation’s transfer and sorting station. The
containment building is where locals would bring their loads. They
would drive inside where there would be several bins for types of waste
plus recyclables. Excavation started a couple of months later and is
still in progress at this time. From the July 24 edition of the
Chronicle. Click on the lower photo for a larger
view.
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Both Prairie and St. John
Bosco installed Pixelot cameras in their high shcool gyms over the
summer. Prairie also added one at the football field. These allow fans
who may not be able to get to the games to watch them online at
nfhsnetworkc.om. Prairie’s were operation for volleyball and football
while St. John Bosco had some issues and their camera wasn’t
operational until basketball season started. Photo of the Prairie High
School gym camera from the July 24 edition of the Chronicle by Jon Rehder. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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American Freedom
Defense purchased Prairie Imperial Bowl in Craigmont on Dec. 23, 2024
and renamed is AFD Alley. Dawson Gorges, left, will serve as manager.
He is shown with his parents Amy and Jim Gorges, who are the owners.
Photo from the Jan. 2 edition of the Chrnonicle provided by Amy Gorges.
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Lillia Kaschmitter is shown
with her family alongside her statewide winning artwork. Her
grandparents also attended the presentation. Photoby Laurie Palmer, Idaho County Free Press. From the March 20 edition of the Chronicle.
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The Prairie
Community Band, made up of members from all across the Prairie,
performed in front of a big crowd at the final Prairie Community
Library 40th Anniversary event Tuesday, August 19 at the Cottonwood
City Park. From the August 21 edition of the Chronicle. Click on the
photo for a larger view.
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Laney Uhlenkott is holding a
grand opening for Wild Heart Designs this Saturday, March 1, in the
former Habit location next to Riener’s Grocery on King Street. From the
Feb. 27 edition of the Chronicle.
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Mike and Jeanne
Wasko of Nezperce and Dena and Don Kopczynski of Spokane, with their
Esto Perpetua awards. Photo by Shelley Kuther. From the June 12 edition
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