Rambo
now a certified officer
Cottonwood Police Officer Jason Rambo graduated from Idaho Peace Officers
Training and Standards (POST) 2012 Reserve Level 1 class at the POST academy
in Meridian, Idaho on April 28, 2012. . . .
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150-year
committee meets
The 150-year committee met at the Cottonwood Library on Thursday April
26th at 2pm . . .
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Youth
Ministry activities for May
As the school year winds down and the realization of summer calls us
forth we invite you to join us as we celebrate the blessings of May through
our youth activities and gatherings. . . .
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Cottonwood
and area history continued
There are many ways people contribute to the history of the area. Like
a big area ball-game, those that have the talent and tools carry the ball
and then the others cheer and offer their support. . . .
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Concert
date correction
The Prairie Elementary concert featuring students in Kindergarten to
Sixth grade will be on Tuesday, May 15th at the Prairie Elementary Gym.
. . .
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Deputy
receives commendation
At approximately 11:30 P.M., on April 25, 2012, while on routine patrol,
Idaho County Sheriff's Deputy Tom Remington noticed the lights on and the
door open at the residence of an elderly widow. . . .
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Credit
Union announces contest winners
The Cottonwood Credit Union recently sponsored a coloring contest for
grades Kindergarten through 6th grade at the local schools. . . .
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Relay
for Life update
Whoo Hoo! It is May and time for all our ACS Clearwater To Salmon
Rivers Relay For Life teams to be gearing up for the final two months before
our 2012 event at the Grangeville High School track. . . .
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Library
News
The sun is shining and many are thinking about yard work and gardening.
. . .
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PHS
play set for May 14
The Prairie High School Drama Department Presents “Aunt Maggity’s Dark
and Stormy Night” by Edith Weiss. . . .
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Idaho
Leads Project; Student earns plenty of college credits in high school
Cottonwood School District is participating in the Idaho Leads Project
- A select few districts around the state are participating in the project
aimed at helping leaders and educators to continue preparing young people
to go on to further education and to become lifelong learners. . . .
MaKayla Schaeffer will graduate from Prairie High School in May with
enough credits to be considered a sophomore in college. . . .
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Prairie
competes at two track meets
Demetria Riener and MaKayla Schaeffer were each double winners at the
White Pine League Meet last week and later in the week, Schaeffer duplicated
her feat at the Nez Perce/Lewis & Clark Games. . . .
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Weather
cancels softball games
Bad Weather postponed every game scheduled for the Prairie softball
team this past week See the schedule on this page for makeup days and times.
. . .
More scheduling updates due to postponements on this page.
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Summit
team at White Pine Meet
The Summit track team competed for the first time ever in the White
Pine League meet Tuesday, April 24 at Lapwai. . . .
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Letters
to the Editor
On this page are letters to the editor that appeared in this week's
print edition of the Chronicle. . . .
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Shown are the students of the month at Prairie Jr./Sr.
High School. Jr. High Student of the month Sierra Latimer, left,
is always willing to help other students or staff. She has a bubbly
personality and brings a positive attitude to everything she does.
She works hard every day, is kind, thoughtful, helpful, and always contributes
well to class discussions. High School Students of the Month are Cheryl
Gehring, middle, and Kade Perrin, right. Cheryl completes her class
work on time, is not disruptive and has a great attitude. She’s the
kind of student that sometimes gets overlooked because she comes to class,
works hard, and is very quiet. She is a pleasure to have in class. Kade
is a great example to other students. He’s responsible, offers ideas
to class discussions, and studies beyond what is taught in class.
He is also a well rounded person and enjoys the company of fellow students.
Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Prairie Elementary kindergartners, first graders and
second graders enjoyed a presentation put on by Delta Dental of Idaho.
“Captain Tooth” taught the children about the importance of brushing and
flossing their teeth each day. It was also an interactive presentation
that allowed the children to share their knowledge about dental health.
Some kindergartners and first graders were selected to be the “ tooth fairy”
and some “teeth” so that the demonstration of the proper methods of brushing
and flossing could be shown. All of the students were given
new tooth brushes, a brushing chart and a two-minute timer to help them
remember the importance of brushing twice a day for two minutes each time.
We would like to thank Delta Dental for stopping by our school and sharing
their presentation with us. Captain Tooth is shown brushing the plaque,
food, and germs off of the “teeth” (Jordan, Carter, Mary and Trinity).
Photo provided by Cindy Schumacher. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Sheriff Doug Giddings, left, presents Tom Remington
with a certificate of excellence. See story at left. Photo by Monica Walker.
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