Volume
3 in the works
The Historical Museum at St. Gertrude has announced an upcoming third
volume to “Our Story,” the recently released collection of first-person
histories that celebrates Cottonwood’s sesquicentennial. . . .
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Street
work update
In an ongoing effort to improve the streets of Cottonwood, the City
has secured grant money in a joint application with the City of Ferdinand
to repair some of the BST streets in Cottonwood. . . .
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21st
Raspberry Festival set for August 4
The 21st Annual Raspberry Festival will be held Sunday, August
4, at the Monastery of St. Gertrude, 465 Keuterville Road, in Cottonwood.
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Summer
Reading program concludes this week
Thursday, July 18th, the Dig Into Reading summer reading program
session at the Prairie Community Library continued. . . .
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Idaho
Friends of 4-H hope to launch new license plate
For those who wear their hearts on their sleeves for 4-H, fans hope
they’ll soon be able to add the familiar green clover to their Idaho license
plates. . . .
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Memorial
Fund meeting held
The annual meeting of the Sister Martina Gehring Memorial Fund board
of directors was held July 16 at the Monastery of St. Gertrude. . . .
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More
52-Pickup winners are named
The monthly drawings for 2012-2013 KC 52 Pickup participants was held
at the June 11 and July 9 meetings of KC #1389. The winners are as
follows: . . .
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Free
grief seminar set for Sunday
Children and teens grieve differently than adults. They often lack
the developmental components they need to handle big chunks of grief like
adults, but they still experience grief, including sadness, anger,
guilt and anxiety. . . .
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Back
Country Horsemen work to clear trails
The Back Country Horsemen of North Central Idaho was at Red River over
the weekend of July 12th -14th clearing the Otterson #588 and Bridge Creek
#504 and #505 Trails. . . .
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BeYOUtiful
camp a success
The beYOUtiful Camp that took place in Cottonwood was a huge
success! . . .
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The two volumes of the 150 Year Story. Submissions
are now being invited for a third volume. See story at left. Click on the
photo for a larger view.
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On Friday, July 19th St. Mary’s Hospital hosted a
retirement party for Mary Watson, RN. Mary had worked for SMH for
over 48 years. Many co-workers; both past and present, cardiac rehab patients,
family and friends came out to help Mary celebrate. Many stories
were shared including the one about her and Sr. Agnes Reichlin moving patients
from the old hospital to the new one back in 1965; they didn’t have an
ambulance so they moved the patients in a hearse. Click on the photo for
a larger view.
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On June 15 Boy Scout Troop 638 went on an 8-mile hike
along the Dworshak Reservoir Trail. We met other hikers on the trail, people
camping and many boaters on the lake. We couldn’t have asked for a better
day to explore along the trail. At our 4 mile marker we took a break for
lunch and visited with some people camping and their friendly dog. The
boys got to go swimming for a little while. It might have been hot outside
but the water was very cold. Pictured are Tate Berdoy, Carson Schmidt,
Kevin Tillinghast, Hunter Chaffee, Jared Coppernoll, Blaze Berdoy and Anthony
Karel. Adults on the hike, not pictured, were Brad Berdoy, Aleta Coppernoll
and Shari Chaffee. Looking forward to the boys’ next adventure! Photo by
Shari Chaffee. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The girls that attended Beka Bruner’s beYOUtiful camp.
In all 35 were in attendance from throughout the area. See story at left.
Photo provided by Beka Bruner, 4th from left in the second row. See story
at left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Shown is the presentation of the $48.2 million check
to the Governor for Schools, Public Buildings, and Bond Equalization fund.
There has been $600.5 million generated from the lottery since 1989. From
l to r: Lottery Director Jeff Anderson, Lottery Commission Chair Roger
Jones, Commissioner Craig Corbett, Gov. Otter, Commissioner Jim Rehder,
and Commissioner Mel Fisher, (absent Commissioner David Keyes). Photo courtesy
of Jim Rehder. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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