Solicitor
ordinance passed
The Cottonwood City Council approved a solicitor ordinance at their
regular September meeting Monday, Sept. 9. . . .
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Wessels
Honey closes after 42 years in business
After 42 years in business, Wessels Honey LLC of Greencreek closed
its doors for the last time on Thursday, August 29. . . .
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Screening
can save lives
“Colon cancer remains the second leading cause of cancer death in Idaho
behind lung cancer for both men and women,” commented Steve Frei, OR director
for St. Mary’s Hospital. . . .
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VFW
education contest entrants sought
Fall is just around the corner, football and volleyball are underway,
and kids are back in school. That means it is time for students and
teachers to finalize their entry into the VFW Awards Program. . . .
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Monastery
to host lectures on justice
The Monastery of St. Gertrude will host three lectures by local diversity
educators and human rights activists on creating justice in our region.
. . .
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The
LCSC Report
LCSC is offering eighteen enrichment classes this semester. A
full list of classes can be seen by going to www.lcsc.edu/ce and click
on “Browse All Courses” and on the next screen “View Classes”. . . .
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From
the Library
With school starting and several new families in the community, this
month the library will be offering a free, one-year membership to those
who have never been a library patron. Check at the library to see if you
qualify. . . .
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Nezperce
Food Pantry fundraiser
The Nezperce Food Pantry will have a prize drawing to raise money for
the Pantry during the Lewis County Fair. . . .
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Pirates
edged by Salmon River 32-36
The Prairie Pirates gave the defending 1-A Division 2 state champion
Salmon River Savages a tough battle but came up short in a 32-36 loss Friday,
Sept. 6 at Cottonwood. . . .
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Lady
Pirates split league matches
The Prairie Lady Pirates split a pair of league matches to open their
season. They got swept at Troy Tuesday, Sept. 3 then turned around and
swept Lapwai Monday, Sept. 9. . . .
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Summit
loses twice
The Summit Academy volleyball team dropped a pair of matches during
a tri-match at Grangeville Tuesday, Sept. 3. . . .
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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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Elmer Wessels stands in front of the truck that is
delivering beehives to Wessels Honey. They started with 10 beehives in
1971 and expanded to as many as 600 before changing tactics and instead
buying the raw honey from elsewhere to process and sell. They have closed
up business as of Aug. 29. More photos with article at left. Photo provided
by Elmer & Irene Wessels. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Emily McHugh is shown with some of her artwork. She
is this month’s featured artisan at the Library. Photo by Donna Wassmuth.
See story above left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The Prairie cheerleaders count off jumping jacks for
each point after a Prairie touchdown. A tradition started about 6 years
ago. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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