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Seniors Nick Mager and Hunter Chaffee after receiving
the state consolation trophy from the tournament director. Click on the
photo for a larger view.
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The Pirates with the State Consolation Trophy after
beating Liberty Charter on Saturday. From left are Sam Mager, Owen Anderson,
Hayden Uhlenkott, Damian Forsmann, Tanner Hibbard, Derik Shears, Nick Mager,
Devin Ross, Hunter Chaffee, Spencer Schumacher, Dylan Schumacher and Tayler
Ott. The Pirates came up short on a monumental comeback attempt against
Ambrose then beat Riverstone and Liberty Charter to bring home a trophy.
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Life Flight at Cottonwood Butte Ski Area on Saturday
during an Emergency Preparedness Drill put on by St. Mary's Hospital and
WSU Medical Students. Photo by April Lustig. Click on the photo
for a larger view.
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Maurice Seubert helps his son get to the lift line
at Cottonwood Butte Ski Area over the weekend. Photo by April Lustig.
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Teresa Funke, the award-winning author of six works
of fiction for adults and children based on true stories from World War
II, has her books displayed at the Prairie Community Library during the
month of March. A passion for history and fervor to tell the stories of
the World War II era has landed Teresa Funke her 7th novel, “War on a Sunday
Morning,” which will be available in our local library in mid-March. Teresa
was raised in Boise and graduated from Boise State University in 1990 with
a Bachelors in History. She currently spends her time as an author,
speaker and writer’s coach. She married Roger Funke, son of John
and Mary Funke, and lives in Fort Collins, CO with him and their three
children Brian, Lydia and Ava. For more information you can
visit her website at www.teresafunke.com. Click on the photo for a larger
view.
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John Mager, right, after receiving Prairie’s Sportsmanship
T-Shirt at State. The award is voted on by the team and coaches.Click on
the photo for a larger view.
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Summit Academy students in 1st through 6th grade recently
traveled to the Palouse for a field trip. The morning was spent at
the Palouse Discover Science Center where they were able to learn about
many science principles through hands-on play. The students learned
where heat commonly escapes from our homes with a heat-camera model.
Other hands-on exhibits included an anti-gravity mirror, a life-size operating
room model and gyro chair. The students were able to spend an hour at Planet
3 extreme before traveling back to the Prairie. The jumping center
kept everyone active on the many trampolines and in the foam pit and obstacle
course. The teachers were happy to provide an opportunity for both a learning
and physical education element for the students. Click on the photo for
a larger view.
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