Grads
earn lots of scholarships
31 members of the Prairie High School class of 2004 received their
diplomas last Friday, June 4, in commencement ceremonies at the Prairie
High School gym.. . .
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Groundbreaking
is Sunday
The Benedictine Sisters at the Monastery of St. Gertrude invite the
public to join them a groundbreaking ceremony on Sunday, June 12, 2:00
p.m. The ceremony marks the start of construction on a new 21,800 square
foot multi-purpose Conference and Spirituality Center to be located in
the field behind the museum. . . .
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Jim
Uhling dies in accident
James Raymond Uhling, age 45, of Cottonwood died Monday, June 7 at
10:42 a.m. in a one-vehicle accident near Culdesac. . . .
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Hospital
articles
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (IDHW) has set July 7-16
as open enrollment for the Childrens Health Insurance Program B.
CHIP B is similar to the Medicaid program that financially helps children
in low income families receive medical care. . . .
St. Mary’s Hospital Home Health is accepting registrations for the
Fun Run and Walk they will be sponsoring on Saturday, June 26 in conjunction
with the Craigmont June Picnic. The 5K/3.1 mile course begins and
ends at Highland High School. . . .
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High
School awards given
Prairie High School held their year-end awards assembly last Wednesday,
June 2 with numerous awards handed out. . . .
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Track
awards are given
Shown is a photo of the award winners for track. . . .
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Graduates flip their tassels after all the diplomas
were handed out. For lots more graduation pictures go to the "Grads earn
lots of scholarships" page.
Firefighters exit the burn trailer after a flashover
simulation. The flashover training was held at the Cottonwood Airport this
past weekend.
Keuterville Livestock 4-H Club held their community
service project recently, cleaning up around Keuterville.
On Friday, May 28, 56 steelhead fry were released
back to their natural habitat. Susan Sawyer and Megan Johnson from
the Dworshak Hatchery accompanied the group and transported the fish to
the release sight. They were very happy with the number and size
of fish we raised at Prairie Elementary. The upper photo shows the fry
in a cooler and the lower photo shows them being released. Thank you to
the Terry and Diana Holubetz for loaning us the fish tank and for the information
leading us to this project. Thank you to Susan Sawyer and the Dworshak
Hatchery for the opportunity to have a "Hatchery in the Classroom" project
and thank you to all of the students for your help in caring for and monitoring
the fish from the very beginning egg stage to fry. |
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