Updated April 24, 2008
$208,000 override sought
The school board approved asking for an override request of $208,000 from the district voters at the May 20 election at their regular April meeting Monday, April 21. . . .
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Center For Discovery awarded grant
The Center For Discovery is excited to announce that they did receive a grant to help them stay open for the next five years.  We will have a few new programs next year to offer to families in this area. . . .
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Recycling update
The Prairie Community Library would like to inform you regarding the recycling.  Since there is no longer a recycling site in Cottonwood, all the recyclables can be taken to Pacific Steel and Recycling in Lewiston. . . .
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Blood drive set for Tuesday
Remember the Red Cross Blood Drive is coming on Tuesday, April 29th. . . .
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Home Health switches to Lifeline
The home health program administered by St. Mary’s and Clearwater Valley Hospitals is currently exchanging Health Watch units for Lifeline units. . . .
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Fritz Seubert knows his trees
The City of Cottonwood will soon have the status as a Tree City USA, awarded to it by the National Arbor Day Foundation. Thanks in part to people like Fritz Seubert and John Jenny, Cottonwood’s landscape has been “growing greener” with the 500 plus evergreen trees that they planted back in the early 1980’s. . . .
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County Republicans meet
The meeting of the Idaho County Republican Central Committee was held April 15, at the Super Eight Meeting Room. . . .
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Chamber of Commerce meets
The Cottonwood Greater Area Chamber of Commerce held their April meeting on April 8, 2008 at Noon at the room next to the Coffee Mill Creations. . . .
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Pirates are 2-3 on the week; Sigler, Shumway attend football combine
The Prairie baseball team won 2 games and lost 3 over the past week, beating Culdesac and Timberline while losing once to Kendrick and twice to Genesee. . . .
David Sigler and Kyler Shumway attended a football combine at Boise last weekend. . . .
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Lady Pirates win 6 more, run streak to 39
The Prairie softball team extended their winning streak to 39 games with wins over Culdesac and Kamiah, two over Troy and a pair of forfeit wins over Lapwai. . . .
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Shumway wins shot put again
Kyler Shumway stayed unbeaten in shot put competitions this year as he won at the Lapwai Invitational with a mark of 51’6”. . . .
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Summit honor roll; Play to be presented May 1-3
Four high school students led the way third quarter, as honor roll data released this week by Summit Academy lists four perfect, 4.00 point, straight A students. . . .
Summit Academy will be showing Curious Savage this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.  All shows at 7 p.m.  Saturday there will be a 2 p.m. matinee along with the 7 p.m. show.  All shows at Summit Academy. . . .
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The Center For Discovery kids and staff spend their early out last Wednesday cleaning the Prairie Elementary School playgrounds and around the outside edges.  Then they were so excited to be helping keep Cottonwood clean that they then went and walked down King Street then back up Lewiston Street.  The kids had a great time enjoying the weather and being able to participate in the Cottonwood clean up.

Prairie students make sure a fire is "stirred daed out" as part of a fire education program put on by the Nez Perce National Forest.

Fred "Fritz" Seubert with some of the trees he and John Jenny have planted in Cottonwood. See story at left.

Eddie J. Anderson graduated April 18 from the Northwest Lineman College at Kuna. In the Lineman Rodeo he was grand champion overall and was #1 in the Pole Top Rescue with a time of 1.31 seconds. He is the son of Pat and Peggy Madden of Cottonwood.


Two scenes from the upcoming Summit Academy production of "Curious Savage." In the top photo from left are David Spencer, Danielle Stubbers, Will Schlader, Zach Frei and Lynn Rehder (the title character). In the lower photo from left in the back are Joe Lustig, Michael Hattrup, Kim Frei and Anna Osborn. Front from left are Lauren Chmelik, Rehder, and Dustin Lustig. See story at left.
 
 
 

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