Three
receive VFW awards
Three Cottonwood residents received National VFW awards given to outstanding
public servants. . . .
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Work
done on TV signals
The Cottonwood Butte TV translator conversion is going through an adjustment
phase where digital signals are sent from TV stations and then converted
to analog and sent to home viewers. . . .
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Prairie
Booster Club offers scholarships
Sponsored by the Prairie Booster Club the purpose of the “Cliff Holthaus
Memorial Scholarship” is to provide graduates of Prairie High School recognition
and financial support in pursuit of a post secondary academic or vocational
education. . . .
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Dr.
Jones to do presentations
Dr. Andrew Jones will be presenting three talks on Colorectal Cancer
during March, National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. He will
speak Monday, March 9th at the Cottonwood Lions Club and Wednesday, March
11 to the Nezperce Lions Club. He’ll also hold a public forum on
Wednesday, March 18 at 4:30 p.m. in the Kamiah Chamber Welcome Center on
Main Street. . . .
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Ski
Skoop
March came in like a lamb Sunday so if folklore is correct the Cottonwood
Butte Ski Area should be able to anticipate snow in the next few weeks.
. . .
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Prairie
Knowledge Bowl team takes 5th at Regionals
Twelve teams in the INL Scholastic Tournament competed in the Class
C North Region division for 4 trips to the state competition - Kendrick,
Lakeside, Nezperce, Highland, Summit Academy, Potlatch, Logos, Troy, Prairie,
Clearwater Valley, Couer 'd Alene Charter and Lapwai. . . .
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Ministry
Fair is planned
The first-ever Tri-Parish Ministry Fair is just around the corner and
will not be complete without the presence of you and your family.
All ages will find something inviting and entertaining. . . .
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3
shoot perfect 25's
Another great day for shooting in Cottonwood with cloudy but warmer
skies and very little wind. . . .
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Pirates
take 2nd at District, to play Cascade in state opener
In their first District championship game in 27 years, the Prairie
Pirates got blitzed by Genesee 50-70 Thursday, Feb. 26 at the LCSC Activity
Center in Lewiston. . . .
At the bottom of this page is the baseball schedule. . . .
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Softball
schedule
On this page is the softball schedule for the 2009 season. . . .
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2
earn medals at State Wrestling Tournament
James Jackson and Brandon Poxleitner each earned a state medal at the
State Wrestling Tournament held Feb. 27-28 at Pocatello. . . .
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Summit
boys win way to state, to play Mackay in state opener
The Summit Academy Patriots used free throws to great advantage as
they beat Salmon River 58-42 in a state tournament play-in game held Saturday,
Feb. 28 at Grangeville. . . .
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Letters
to the editor
Letters that appeared in this week's print edition of the Chronicle.
. . .
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Local VFW Post Commander Rick Johnson presented National
VFW public servant awards to, from top down, Gary Riener, Terry Cochran
and Linda Beckman. See story above left.
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Prairie High School’s Knowledge Bowl team. Front row
from left are Jason VonBargen, Brock Heath, Silas Whitley and Kevin Karel.
Back from left are Mike Karel, Josh Roeper and Garrett Workman. Click on
the photo for a larger view. See story at left.
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Laurie Karel brought her group of middle and elementary
school students to the jazz fest competition in Moscow on Wednesday.
They were interviewed on KLEW TV. If anyone missed the broadcast,
they can type the following link into their computers and watch the interview.
http://www.klewtv.com/news/40323692.html#respond.
Click on the photo for a larger view.
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In honor of Dr. Seuss’s birthday the preschool children
at Tiny Tots Learning Center enjoyed hanging out in their comfy P.J. ‘s
and reading Dr. Seuss books all day. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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In honor of dental health month Briget Long talked
to the Center for Discovery children about the importance of healthy teeth
and brushing and flossing. Briget attends the Apollo College in Boise for
dental hygiene. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Mr. Gary Blaz, superintendent, was recently notified
that Tandy Savage has received a Governor Grant in the amount of $1,000.
Tandy Savage applied for a Greenhouse grant to complement her Science curriculum.
Tandy's project synopsis is as follows: “I believe that students should
know the facts about plants and what better way to learn this than by working
with plants from seed to maturity. It would involve growing vegetables
as well as flowers. Children really do like to get their hands dirty
and this would be a great way for them to do just that. Students
will have the opportunity to run controlled experiments in the proper environment
which can mean working in a more real life situation as well as having
more fun.” Congratulations Tandy.
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