Cottonwood
City Council meets
The Cottonwood City Council held their regular September meeting Monday,
Sept. 13.
In the water report Martin Fowler reported the only real bad news is
that they didn’t sell much water this past month due to the wet weather.
6.5 million gallons were sold. They had a couple of leaks that were fixed.
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Notes
from Pat
A refreshing September morning greets Cottonwood after rain Monday
night.
Also sorrow as the community prepares to bury another young person.
Jacob Riener (Jake) 17 died Friday, Sept.10 after a battle with cancer.
Friday he was remembered at the football game and a gathering was held
after the game in the St. Mary’s Catholic Church parking lot so parents
and students could share memories and reaffirm their own life. . . .
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Concert
is Saturday
Don't miss out on the opportunity to hear world-renowned classical
guitarist Alfredo Muro in concert this Saturday, September 18, 6:30 pm.
The concert is a fundraiser for the Historical Museum at St. Gertrude and
will be held in the monastery's chapel. . . .
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Hospital
news
Hospitals plan CT open houses. . . .
Hospital receives funds to help purchase new ambulance. . . .
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Pirates
lose home opener
The Prairie football team held an early lead but then got worn down
by the Clearwater Valley running game as they lost their home opener 20-58
at Cottonwood Friday, Sept. 10. . . .
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Lady
Pirates win 2 of 3
The Prairie Lady Pirates volleyball team won two of their 3 matches
this past week, winning at Deary while losing there to Troy then winning
at Nezperce. . . .
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Summit
Mystery Night is Saturday
And it’s the one-two-three o’clock rock. Come rock around the clock
at Summit Academy’s Seventh Annual Mystery Night. It’s not too late to
purchase tickets for our biggest fundraiser of the year. Come join the
fun and relieve the fifties at Greencreek Community Hall on September 18th,
beginning at 6 PM. . . .
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At halftime of the football game last Friday the Junior
class honored their classmate, Jacob Riener, who had died earlier in the
day from cancer. They followed this with a prayer circle and a gathering
was held in the church parking lot following the game.
The football players honored Jacob Riener by putting
his initials on the back of their helmets.
The Cottonwood Riding Club was cleaned up by a prison
crew last Wednesday in preparation for the arena's two biggest events of
the year. This past Sunday was the Riding Club O-Mok-See while this coming
Sunday is the Saddliers 4-H O-Mok-See.
The front gate at NICI which will be celebrating its
30th year of operation with an open house on Wednesday, Sept. 29. For full
story click here.
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