Updated December 4, 2014
Partnership for Youth
Cottonwood Police Department, Cottonwood School District 242, and St. Mary’s Hospital have joined forces in an effort to protect, safeguard, and mentor our youth. . . .
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Hospital offering EMT classes
Becoming an EMT has many advantages, both for those who are considering making a lifelong career of being an EMT and for those that are looking at other career opportunities within the emergency medical arena. Would you like to become an EMT? . . .
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Booster Bulletin
FATHER MEINRAD WIN’s 4-WHEELER RAFFLE!   . . .
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Ski Scoop
Still looking for that special Christmas gift or Stocking Stuffer?   The Cottonwood Butte Ski Area is continuing to offer its Black Friday special on its punch cards until Friday December 12. . . .
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Williams named employee of the month
“Thank you all so much for awarding me as EOTM; it is much easier for me to give than receive however; so it is with a humble heart I accept this honor,” commented Kelly Williams after she was informed of receiving the EOTM honor for the second time. . . .
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Library News
The Library is back in order, the staff are enjoying the new furniture. . . .
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School Concert Dates are set
Prairie Schools will be presenting their concerts in Mid - December. . . .
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Grazing conference set for Jan. 6
The eleventh annual North Central Idaho Grazing Conference will be held on Tuesday, January 6, 2015 at the Williams Conference Center on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston. . . .
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16 state championships in last 8 years
With the Lewiston Tribune featuring the 5 state team championships Prairie has won in the past 9 months we thought we’d look at what a run it has been over the past 8 years. . . .
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Lady Pirates edge Moscow
Kayla Schumacher connected on a pair of free throws with 11 seconds left to break a tie and give Prairie a 42-40 win over Moscow Tuesday, Nov. 25 at Cottonwood. . . .
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Wrestling Schedule
On this page is the PHS wrestling schedule. . . .
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Summit boys basketball schedule
On this page is the schedule for the Summit Academy boys basketball team. They did not have enough girls turnout to have a team this year. . . .
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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 Cottonwood Chronicle. . . .
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Cottonwood School District 242 and St. Mary’s Hospital have stepped forward to help keep Officer Jason Rambo funded. Shown from left are Cottonwood Police Chief Terry Cochran, school superintendent Rene’ Forsmann, Officer Rambo and Cheri Holthaus of St. Mary’s Hospital. Photo provided by Terry Cochran. See story at left. Click on the photo for a larger view.

Summit students worked together to raise money and food for the St. Mary’s  Cottonwood Food Pantry. Shown here (back row left – right) Mr. Dalton, Alejandro Kopczynski, Patrick Chmelik, Lauren Stubbers, Tyler Krogh, Ally Sonnen, Ellie Watson.  Front row (l to r) Jake Stubbers, Justin Wassmuth, and Luke Schwartz. In celebration of Thanksgiving, each class at Summit Academy had been given a box to collect canned food for the food bank.  A class could “steal” canned food from another classes’ box if they donated $.25 per can in the collection jar.  The class with the most canned food at the end of the contest, on November 24th would then be declared the win and would receive as a reward cocoa and donuts on November 26th.  In the end, the Summit students collected a total of 450 cans and $103, the winning class being 9th-10th grades.  Thanks be to God for all who supported the students in this project! Photo provided by Summit Academy. Click on the photo for a  larger view.

The Summit Academy volleyball team is shown with their 1A-Div. 2 State Academic Award. The team had a cumulative 3.944 grade point average, 2nd highest among all classifications. Shown from left are Ally Sonnen, Megan Seubert, Lauren Stubbers, Nachi Garcia, Ashlee Stubbers, Rachel Waters, Lucy Osborne and assistant coach Allan Sonnen. Not pictured are Coco Garcia and head coach Heidi Waters. Click on the photo for a larger view.

On November 22, a Prairie/Summit Girls 7th grade basketball team competed in the Hoops for Hope tournament in Pomeroy competing against teams from Grangeville, Garfield-Palouse, and the Tri-Cities.  All the proceeds from this tournament were generously given to the St. Joseph Diabetes Foundation to be used for diabetes research and education.  The girls battled it out in memory of Cottonwood’s own Josh Wimer sporting wrist bands with his name on them.  The wrist bands were generously donated by Shari Chaffee.  Shown are back from left Jacey Rambo and Ciara Chaffee. Front from left are Anna Kaschmitter, Lexie Currier, Taylor Lustig, Brooklyn Riener, Sydnee Bruegeman and Erin Chmelik. Photo by Shari Chaffee. Click on the photo for a larger view.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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