City
Council passes ordinance
The Cottonwood City Council passed the water/sewer connection ordinance
at their April meeting Monday, April 12. . . .
Also on this page is a 'Notes from City Hall' column by the mayor talking
about the Community Cleanup set for next week. . . .
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School
Board sets levy amount for same as last year
The School Board, in a special Budget Session, reviewed the several
budgets prepared by Superintendent, Stan Kress and District Clerk, Denise
Uhlenkott. The Board reviewed a status quo budget, which would require
an override levy of more than $375,000. However, Superintendent Kress
pointed out that the district lost 47 students this year from the previous
year, and that loss will cost the district 1.7 classroom units of state
funding. This situation, in addition to the already meager state funds
authorized again this year, will create a serious funding issue for the
district. . . .
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Community
Yard Sale is June 12
Sponsored by Prairie High School Dance and Cheer teams, the annual
community yard sale is scheduled to take place June 12. . . .
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Pirates
beat Potlatch 12-2
The Prairie Pirates improved to 6-0 on the season with a 12-2 win over
Potlatch in their home opener Tuesday, April 6. . . .
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Lady
Pirates win 2 of 3, JV's lose
The Prairie Lady Pirates lost to Grangeville but swept Potlatch in
softball action last week while the JV squad lost by 1 run to the Timberline
varsity. . . .
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Nida,
Sonnen win at Kamiah
Nicole Nida and Tabitha Sonnen each picked up a first place medal at
the Clearwater River Invitational Track Meet held at Kamiah Saturday, April
10. . . .
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Prairie
wins, Summit shorthanded at Knowledge Bowl
Traveling to Orofino Monday with a reduced team of six only, Prairie’s
senior high academic team pulled off a first for the season, taking not
only first place in the individual team competition, but edging Nezperce
for top honors in the school portion of the Central Idaho Academic Bowl
League. . . .
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Youngsters scoured the park grabbing eggs during the
annual Easter Egg Hunt this past Saturday.
This young lady seems to have spotted an egg as
has the youngster with his mom. Who will get it first?
Cub Scouts cleaned up the City Park in preparation
for the Easter Egg Hunt.
Maureen Tacke signs a letter of intent to attend the
University of Mary, located in Bismarck, ND. She was offered a 4-year full
ride scholarship to the school and will play on their softball team. The
NAIA school has won the national championship in the sport. |
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