Updated  October 4, 2007
Inmate crew rebuilds sign
Last spring a windstorm destroyed the sign at the Prairie football field listing all of Prairie’s state championships. Soon after that NICI inmates took on the project of rebuilding the sign. . . .
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Blood drive set for Oct. 16
The fall blood drive will be Tuesday, October 16, from 12 to 6 PM in the Community Hall.   And we really are in need of a renewed interest in giving blood. . . .
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Mystery Night a huge success
Mystery Night 2007 was a huge success thanks to all those who came to support Summit Academy’s main fundraiser!  . . . 
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New business to open in Cottonwood
Angie’s Crafts & Supplies, LLC will be opening it’s doors on October 15, 2007 at 413 Main Street, Cottonwood, Idaho.  . . .
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Ready, set, GROW!
All GROW!2007 materials have arrived and are available in the church office. . . .
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News from NICI
North Idaho Correctional Institution seeks always to be a good neighbor in the community of Cottonwood.  Protecting local citizens is our most important priority.  Because of that, NICI Warden Lynn Guyer offers these safety tips for members of the community. . . .
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Donations sought
The Center For Discovery is now accepting donations for the "Kids Shopping Day".   . . .
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New Powderpuff event; Night shoot to start
This year, Prairie High School will not only be sponsoring the girls’ powderpuff football, but also the boys’ powderpuff volleyball. . . .
The Cottonwood Gun Club will he hosting their annual Night Shoot starting on October 10th. . . .
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Lady Pirates 2-2 on the week
The Lady Pirates volleyball team won 2 matches and lost 2 matches last week. They swept Highland, lost in 4 at Genesee, swept Lapwai at Genesee then got swept by Kendrick at home. . . .
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Summit Academy news
There are three articles on the page this week: High School Knowledge Bowl; Jr. High girls are 7-7; 3rd graders receive surprise visitor. . . .
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As a community service project NICI inmates replaced the sign at the football field that had blown down in a windstorm last spring. In the top photo is the crew that built the framework and mounted the sign with Oscar Malacara, Jr., second from right, having done the majority of the painting. See story at left.

Junior High students interested in Knowledge Bowl meet with Mrs. Riener once a week and have lunch together and practice for their upcoming Knowledge Bowl meets. Any junior high student interested in Knowledge Bowl, should check with Mrs. Riener. 

Prairie Middle School received a health and wellness grant from the Nezperce Tribal Executive Committee Local Education Program Fund. This grant provides dollars to enhance the hot lunch program at Prairie Middle School by adding fresh fruits and vegetables to the menu. One example of an enhancement is fresh tomatoes, onions, cucumbers and lettuce to the ham sandwich. Another would be watermelon served on a Friday. Another example --a chef salad offered one day a week as an option to the main entrée served on that day.In addition, physical education equipment will be added to enhance the PE programs at both the middle and high schools. 

It was quite a turnout of family and friends at Barbara Rehder’s 80th birthday celebration this past weekend. Click on the photo for a larger version.
 
The Summit Academy 3rd grade class with surprise visitor Master Sergeant Terry Wren. See Summit page for article.
 
 
 

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