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Alaina Decaria was the winner
of the Prairie Spelling Bee on Feb. 22. She will advance to the
Regional competition in Lewiston. Photo submitted by Jon Rehder. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The
spelling bee was held Thursday, February 22, 2024 in the elementary
school gym. Alaina Decaria won the competition and will move onto
the regional competition in Lewiston. Congratulations to all the
participants. Picture from left are Bailey Schumacher, Koyle Jones, Ray
Terhaar, Moses Musick, Mesa Graning, Clareese Duclos, Easton Guyer,
Jaylin Johnson, Gunner Chandler, Jaxson Ainsworth, Alaina Decaria, and
Nathan Weber. Photo submitted by Jon Rehder. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Students during the spelling
bee which was held at Prairie Elementary School. From left are Mesa
Graning, Clareese Duclos, Moses Musick, Ray Terhaar, Nathan Weber,
Jaylin Johnson, Koyle Jones, Alaina Decaria, Jaxson Ainsworth, Gunner
Chandler, Bailey Schumacher and Easton Guyer. Photo submitted by Jon
Rehder. Click on the photo for a
larger view.
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During
our recent heavy snow it was discovered that multiple fire hydrants
were buried in snow and not easily accessible by Cottonwood Fire
Department. A request for assistance in shoveling out the hydrants was
put out through social media. Within hours multiple youth, and
families, went out and began removing snow from the hydrants to assist
the fire department. On Monday, February 19, several of the youth
were recognized for their efforts. Donations from Cottonwood Fire
Department, Cottonwood Police Department, St Marys EMS and the Idaho
County Coroner made it possible for each youth to receive a cash
reward for volunteering their time and assisting with shoveling snow.
The youth also had the opportunity to see the Fire Station and have a
photo taken with Chief Greg Danly. Pictured are Vince and Forrest
Poxleitner, Halsey Rowland, Brynlie Lockett, Charlee Key and
Cottonwood Fire Chief Greg Danly. Not shown is Taylor, Avery,
Kennedy and Tenley Riener, Cooper Lockett and Eli Arnzen. Cottonwood
Fire Department and the City of Cottonwood would like to thank the
efforts of these youth. Their efforts and desire to help their
community is commendable! Photo submitted by Terry Cochran. Click on
the photo for a larger view.
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The Tri-Parish
girls team went through the Hallissey Tournament undefeated this past
weekend, earning the first place trophy.Pictured back from left are
Coach Dustin Behler, Reagan Brannan, Aubree Riener, Capri Hagen, Mia
Anderson, Beka Schumacher, Macie Uhlenkott, Bekah Shears, Tori Shears, Coach Dave Shears. Front from left are Zoey Behler, Ayla Ratcliff, Blake Uhlenkott, Mikayla Rowland and Faith Cash, Not pictured: Kenly Forsmann. Photo by Tara Rowland. See story above left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The
Tri-Parish boys team at Hallissey was coached by Adam Forsmann Nick Frei and
included: Phineas Fitch, Anthony Forsmann, Matt Frei, Bucky Harman,
Austin Labrum, Henry Rehder, Sam Rehder, Cooper Reiner, Gabe Severns,
Ray Terhaar, Tate Uhlenkott, Marshall Weber and Nathan Weber. Submitted
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The
St. John Bosco Academy boys were coached by Mark Frei and Kevin Rehder
and included: Wyatt Crea, Oliver Dahlsrud, Anthony Frei, Pierce Frei,
RJ Garza, Malachi Graham-Pile, Simon Hagen, Ignatius Parmantier, John
Seubert, Will Sonnen and Joseph Waters. They were awarded the
Sportsmanship Trophy for the boys Hallissey Tournament. Photo courtesy
of Hallissey
officials. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The
St. John Bosco Academy girls at Hallissey were coached by Cori Dieseldorff and
assisted by Miah Mager and Catherine Seubert and included: Catherine
Beckman, Maggie Black, AnnaMae Cummings, Teagen Dieseldorff, Marie
Duman, Tess Goeckner, Brianne Nuxoll, CeCe Remacle and Madeline
Wassmuth. Submitted photo. Click on the photo for a larger view. |
Tiffany Forsmann,
head cook for Prairie Mountain Nutrition, and Emmett Wilson, president
of Pioneer Senior Citizens of Cottonwood accepted a “Life Vac”
anti-choking device. The Life Vac was donated to the Cottonwood meal
site by the Jacob Riener Memorial Fund. For more information on the
Life Vac, visit their website at www.lifevac.net. Photo submitted by
Prairie Mountain Nutrition. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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