Easter
Egg Hunts set
There will be several Easter Egg Hunts in the local communities this
Saturday, March 26, all starting at 10 a.m. . . .
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$350,000
override levy sought
The school board passed a resolution to seek a $350,000 override levy
again this year at the regular March meeting Monday, March 21. . . .
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Missoula
Children's Theatre a success
This year's Missoula Children's Theatre was a huge success due to the
donations from Harman Agency, Fred's Body Shop, and Brett Uhlenkott Well
Drilling. We are so grateful to you for helping us bring this program
to our kids. We had 94 kids try out and they were able to use a full
cast of 64. . . . .
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Track
project receives grant from Northwest Farm Credit Service
Northwest Farm Credit Services is proud to award the Cottonwood School
District in Cottonwood, Idaho, a $1,500 Northwest FCS Rural Community Grant.
. . .
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Cottonwood
Community Cleanup starts
The annual City of Cottonwood Community Cleanup is underway and will
run through June 1 this year. . . .
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Late
Sister Bernie is honored
Sister Bernie Ternes, a late sister of the Monastery of St. Gertrude,
found the work of her heart at the age of 52 when she visited a shelter
on First Avenue in Seattle. “I discovered that the deepest yearning of
my heart is to be among God’s ‘anawim’ — the lost and forgotten ones,”
she had said.. . .
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Crabtree
to run for State Senate
With experience and demonstrated leadership in both the private sector
and public service, Carl Crabtree of Grangeville has filed for the District
7 State Senate seat, running in the Republican primary on May 17. . . .
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Local
art groups
If you are interested and curious about the benefits of an art organization,
there are several in the immediate area. An art group provides resources,
support and friendship with other area artists. . . .
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Wilson
chosen for residency
After receiving over 800 medical school applications and conducting
approximately 110 interviews, the University of Montana’s Family Medicine
Residency of Western Montana announced the results of its upcoming class
of 10 training positions. . . .
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LCSC
offers free math class at Grangeville
Lewis-Clark State College’s Adult Learning Center in Grangeville, Idaho,
is offering a free eight-week math readiness course beginning in April.
. . .
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Pirates
win 1 of 2
The Prairie baseball team opened their season by splitting a pair of
road games. They ran into some tough pitching at Asotin in their opener
and lost 2-12 then held on for a 3-2 win at Kamiah in their league opener.
. . .
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Lady
Pirates win 3 of first 5 games
The Prairie Lady Pirates softball team won 3 of their first 5 games
as they had a busy first week of the season. . . .
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Three
earn second place finishes at Central Idaho Invitational
Chaye Uptmor, Laney Uhlenkott and Mykaela McWilliams each had a second
place finish for Prairie at the Central Idaho Invitational Track Meet at
Lapwai Saturday, March 19. . . .
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Summit
photos
A couple of photos are on this page of Summit Academy student activities.
. . .
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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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Senator
Nuxoll's weekly newsletter
With the Idaho legislature back in session Senator Sheryl Nuxoll has
started her weekly legislative report. . . .
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A couple of scenes from the Missoula Children’s Theatre
production of “Peter & Wendy.” The top scene shows Tinker Belle and
Peter Pan while the lower photo shows Captain Hook and his pirates. Photos
by Erin Shears. Click on each photo for a larger view.
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Northwest Farm Credit Service recently awarded a $1500
grant to Prairie High School to go toward the track project. See story
above left. Pictured left to right: Northwest FCS Insurance Agent, Jordyn
Hutton; Northwest FCS Relationship Manager, Sam Lavigne; Prarie High
School Teacher and Track Coach, Ryan Hasselstrom; Northwest FCS Relationship
Manager, Josh Huff; Northwest FCS Local Advisor, Karen Lustig; Northwest
FCS Financial Specialist, Jaime Oliver. Click on the photo for a larger
view.
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Ryan Glimp and Madison Ulmer (Prairie Spirit Leaders)
presented a check for $4305.05 to Donna Quick (St. Mary's Hospital) for
the food bank. This money was earned during the Shoot Out basketball
games between Prairie and Grangeville. Both the hospital and the
school would like to thank all the community members, students and businesses
who donated towards this worthy cause. Also a thank you to HOSA for
donating half of their profits from the sale of the Shoot Out shirts. Click
on the photo for a larger view.
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Three Prairie High School Seniors signed Letters of
Intent to continue their athletic playing careers. Krystin Uhlenkott
signed with Blue Mountain Community College Timberwolves, for volleyball.
Jake Bruner signed with the College of Idaho Coyotes, for basketball.
Hailey Danly signed with the Walla Walla Community College Warriors, for
softball. Photo by Ryan Hasselstrom. Click on the photo for a larger
view.
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Prairie High School art students participated in the
University of Idaho’s 25th annual high school art exhibition. This
is a yearly competition for art students across the state. The theme
for this year was “I Am Me”. Students were asked to express that theme
as creatively as possible. 35 schools competed in the event, and
Prairie was fortunate enough to take home two ribbons. Faith Uhlenkott,
a junior, top photo, took home an honorable mention ribbon for her acrylic
painting and Callie Perrin, a freshman, lower photo, also received an honorable
mention for her oil painting. There were many entries and we are
excited that PHS was awarded two ribbons. Click on each photo for
a larger view.
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