Updated April 5, 2007
Fire Department to celebrate 100th year
This year marks the 100 year anniversary of the Cottonwood Fire Department.  As a public service, we will be sharing excerpts from the official meetings of the Department each week in the Chronicle. . . .
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Volunteers sought for disaster drill
Your emergency responders are working hard to prepare for events that will hopefully never happen. On May 12th there will be 11 different agencies training in Cottonwood along with numerous volunteers in an effort to increase our interoperability and our preparedness.. . .
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Easter Egg Hunts set for Saturday
Cottonwood and Ferdinand will each have an Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday. Both are starting at 10 a.m., Cottonwood's at the City Park and Ferdinand's at the baseball field. . . .
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Tri-Parish Youth activities for April
April brings with it the final commitment for our Confirmation candidates.  They are finishing last minute service projects, classes, and will be attending a retreat at St. Gertrude’s Monastery.. . .
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Community cleanup to start April 11
All businesses, residents, organizations and schools in Cottonwood are encouraged to participate in this year’s City of Cottonwood Community Cleanup, which is set to start April 11 and run through April 27.  . . .
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Meza to be featured on Webcast
Casey Meza, CEO, Clearwater Valley and St. Mary’s Hospitals will be one of three featured panelists on an April 17 national webcast sponsored by HealthLeaders Media.  The subject of the 90 minute interactive broadcast, Community Hospital Leadership Strategies: Share or Struggle, focuses on rural partnerships. . . .
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NICI news
On this page are three articles submitted by NICI about volunteer training, offender assistance to the community and offenders earning their GED's. . .
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Baseball Schedule
The Prairie baseball team took the week of Spring Break off. The remaining schedule for the season is on this page with a couple of changes from the original schedule, a date change and a cancellation. . . .
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Cheerleader meeting set
There will be a meeting for next year’s PHS football and basketball cheerleaders next Wednesday, April 11. . . .
The girls softball schedule is also on this page with a schedule change for next week's games against Timberline. . . .
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Track schedule
The PHS track team gets back in action this Saturday after the Spring Break layoff. . . .
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Summit releases high school honor roll
Thirteen of Summit Academy's high school students were recognized as honor roll students by school officials released Monday. . . .
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The top 3 Pinewood Derby contestants at Cub Scout Pack 638 of Cottonwood were recently invited by the Grangeville Cub Scouts to compete against their top 3 and Nezperce’s top 3. A Grangeville Cub Scout took first overall but placing second was Cottonwood’s Phillip Spencer, right, with Hunter Chaffee, also of Cottonwood, left, taking third. 

Shown above are those who achieved Perfect Attendance during the third quarter of the 2006-07 school year at Prairie Elementary School. 

In this picture are those achieving “outstanding” attendance for the third quarter, meaning they missed only a day or less of school. 

During the Prairie Elementary School attendance assembly on April 3, Calvin Hinkelman and Abbi Uhlenkott were selected to go to “Lunch with the Principal” for the month of March. They are shown with principal Greg Deiss. 

The monastery park along Keuterville Road recently received a spring-time trim. An Avista crew took down power lines and trimmed branches while logger Jesse Geis (on the ground) and Kevin Geis (in the loader) removed all the old, weakened trees around the park. Monastery forester, Sr. Carol Ann Wassmuth, appreciated the crews' careful work in guiding the falling trees around power poles, statuary and other trees. "It is hard to see the trees go," she said, "but they were becoming a hazard to the power lines, cars and other structures on the property." 
 
 
 

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