Cottonwood
City Council meets
The Cottonwood City Council held their April meeting Monday, April
13. . . .
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Pinwheels
for Prevention
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and the pinwheel is
the national symbol for preventing child abuse in the same way the pink
ribbon represents breast cancer awareness. . . .
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Monastery
to host concert
The Benedictine Sisters of Cottonwood, Idaho, are pleased to welcome
The Wilson-McVey-Hillyer Trio for a performance on Sunday, April 26, at
2:00 p.m. to celebrate the day the community was founded in Idaho nearly
106 years ago. . . .
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Stubbers
is featured artist
Central Idaho Art Association (CIAA) 48th Annual Spring Show, at Grangeville’s
Bicentennial Historical Museum, 305 N College, Grangeville, lower-level
gallery features artwork of Linda Stubbers. . . .
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Clinics
offer immunizations
Immunizations will be offered at all five of the St. Mary’s Clinics
from 5:00 to 6:30pm on the second Monday of each month. These are
for children through age 18. . . .
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Kopczynski
inducted
The University of Idaho College of Engineering inducted six members
into its Academy of Engineers on Thursday, April 9, at the annual Academy
of Engineers and College Awards ceremony. . . .
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Library
news
DUE TO A CONFLICT IN SCHEDULING, THE LIBRARY WILL NOT BE HOSTING AN
OPEN HOUSE NEXT SATURDAY, APRIL 18. The event will be re-scheduled
at a later date. . . .
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Prairie
FFA news
The Prairie High School FFA Chapter will be holding an awards banquet/fundraiser
Wednesday, April 29 at Cottonwood Community Hall. . . .
Eleven Prairie High School students along with FFA adviser Donald Curry
attended the Idaho State FFA convention April 8-10. . . .
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Craigmont/Winchester
community yard sales are May 2
The Annual City Wide Yard Sale of Craigmont and Winchester is set for
Saturday, May 2. . . .
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Pirates
have a tough week
The Prairie baseball team had a tough week, playing 5 games and losing
all of them. . . .
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Lady
Pirates win 5 of 6
The Prairie Lady Pirates won 5 of their 6 games played in the past
week. They won league games against C.V. and Troy and won 3 of 4 at the
Glenns Ferry Tournament. . . .
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Arnzen,
McWilliams and Uhlenkott pick up wins
In a 14 school meet at Lapwai Thursday, April 9, Lucas Arnzen picked
up a pair of wins while Mykaela McWilliams and Krystin Uhlenkott each won
one event. . . .
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Summit
students deliver care packages
Mrs. Sonnen and the 1st and 2nd Grade class from Summit Academy delivered
care packages to St. Mary's Hospital as part of an Apostolic Project.
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Sen.
Nuxoll's Weekly Legislative Report
Editor’s Note: State Senator Sheryl Nuxoll has been sending
out a weekly email newsletter to many of her constituents and thought she
would like to share it with the Chronicle readers as well. . . .
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Students of the month for March at Prairie Jr./Sr.
High School are from left, Ellea Poxleitner, junior high and from the high
school, Sarah Seubert, Brandon Higgins and Stellina Laurino. Ellea is an
outstanding student who is meticulous about her work and consistently scores
at the top of her class. She is very courteous, kind and thoughtful,
and she is always willing to lend a hand. Sarah is a straight A student
who has many talents beyond the classroom. Her sewing ability is
wonderful and her athletic involvement is to be commended! Brandon is a
kind, compassionate young adult who goes to the extra mile to see that
others in need are taken care of. He is a great student/athlete and
is the President of the Junior Class. Stellina is a quiet leader
in so many ways; she is mature and never – ever complains. She is
extremely talented artistically, musically and in the performing arts.Photo
provided by Ryan Hasselstrom. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Remi Hunt, daughter of Kassidee Hutchison has fun
with the pinwheels. See story abov left. Photo provided by Cheri Holthaus.
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Lauren Alfrey, Madison Ulmer, Sierra Latimer, Tianna
Leitch, Sydney Kuther, and Ashleigh Johnson, competed this week at
Idaho HOSA State and all came home winners and are now off to California
for HOSA Nationals. Tianna Leitch was elected Idaho HOSA State President
for the upcoming year of 2015-2016 and also took 2nd in Job Seeking Skills.
Lauren Alfrey was 3rd in Vet Science. Ashleigh Johnson took 2nd in Researched
Persuasive Speech. Sydney Kuther, Sierra Latimer, Madison Ulmer and
Ashleigh Johnson placed 3rd in HOSA Bowl. Congratulations to all of these
young ladies as they compete in California. Photo provided by Zara Hasselstrom.
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Shown are those able to attend the North Idaho Sports
Awards Banquet. From left are Rhett Schlader, Tanner Ross, Isaiah Shears,
Mason Dalgliesh, Lucas Arnzen, Kayla Schumacher, Raice Dalgliesh, Krystin
Uhlenkott and Ryan Hasselstrom. Each nominee got a plaque. Schlader received
the boys basketball athlete of theyear.Uhlenkott was the girls overall
athlete of the year. The Prairie footbtball team was the boys team of the
year. Other winners not in attendance were Jake Bruner, boys overall athlete
of the year, Teel Bruner for boys basketballcoach of the year and Cheyenne
Hudson for volleyball coach of the year. Uhlenkott also won a random drawing
for a $1000 scholarship. Photo by Denise Uhlenkott. Click on the
photo for a larger view.
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The Wilson-McVey-Hillyer Trio features: Miranda Wilson,
cello; Dr. Giselle Hillyer, violin; and Roger McVey, piano and will be
performing at the Monastery on Sunday, April 26. See story above left for
details. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Linda Stubbers, shown with one of her paintings, will
be the featured artist at the Central Idaho Art Association Spring Show
April 30-May 2 at the Bicentennial Historical Museum in Grangeville. See
story above left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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