Grant
would help Ferdinand get broadband Internet service
The City of Ferdinand was awarded a USDA Rural Development Community
Connect Grant Tuesday, Oct. 14, which will help provide broadband Internet
service to the community. . . .
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Blood
drive set for Oct. 28
As October progresses and Halloween approaches, what is the scariest
thing you can think of? Running out of candy for the neighborhood
kids? An IRS audit? How about if you needed blood and it wasn’t
there? . . .
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Two
blood drive icons retire
For the past seventeen years Irma Tacke and Sally Terhaar have headed
the Cottonwood Blood Drives. . . .
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Whitley
passes with 94%
In today’s world of shrinking budgets and increasing need, a well-trained
grant writer can help position an organization for success. Syringa
Hospital’s grant writer, Darla Anglen-Whitley, proves to be doing just
that. . . .
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Monastery
launches public phase of capital campaign
The sisters at the Monastery of St. Gertrude in Cottonwood are excited
to announce the public phase of “Growing a Future Rooted in Hope” – their
Capital Campaign for building Spirit Center, renovating the historic monastery
building and establishing endowments for Retreat Ministry and the Historical
Museum at St. Gertrude. . . .
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Free
pulmonary screenings available
Free pulmonary screenings will be available at St. Mary's Hospital
Kamiah Medical Clinic on Wednesday, Oct. 22, from 12-4 and at St. Mary's
Hospital in Cottonwood on Thursday, Oct. 23, from 12-4. . . .
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Syringa
to hold open house
Syringa Hospital and Clinics will hold an Open House and Dessert Auction
from 5 to 7 PM on October 30th in the hospital's Northwest Annex. . . .
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GEAR
UP info night is Oct. 16
Parents of all current 7th, 8th, and 9th grade students are strongly
encouraged to attend the presentation by Decker Sanders, the Idaho GEAR
UP State Director, who will explain what criteria students must meet
in order to become eligible for up to $4000 per year in GEAR UP funded
scholarships for college and other post secondary training. . . .
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Pirates
rout Genesee 52-0; Booster bus planned for Troy game; Gun Club Night Shoot
begins
It wasn’t so much that they won, but the way they won as the Prairie
football team stayed unbeaten with a 52-0 rout of Genesee Friday, Oct.
10 at Cottonwood. . . .
Prairie High School is sponsoring a booster bus to the football game
at Troy Friday night for parents, students, and community members. . .
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First week scores in the Cottonwood Gun Club annual Night Shoot are:
. . .
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Lady
Pirates win 1 of 3 matches, play Timberline Saturday to open district
The Prairie Lady Pirates won a league match against Deary and lost
non-league matches with Kamiah and Nezperce last week.They'll open District
tournament action Saturday, Oct. 18 at LCSC with a match against Timberline.
. . .
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Summit
jr. high team wins 2 of 3; varsity volleyball at district this week
Summit Academy's junior high girls dropped a game at both the 7th and
8th grade level last week, both teams finding Kamiah a little too big and
too fast for the local ladies. . . .
The Patriot volleyball team traveled to Nezperce this week to compete
for the first time in district competition, taking on league champ Nezperce
Tuesday evening, then a second match that evening if they lose or a return
to Nezperce Thursday in the winners bracket if they win. . . .
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Letters
to the editor
Letters to the editor that appeared in this week's print edition of
the Chronicle. . . .
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Howard Lunderstadt, second from right, of USDA Rural
Development presents a $213,053 grant check to Mike Hall of First Step
Internet, LLC (plaid shirt). The grant will help to get broadband Internet
service to Ferdinand. It will also help set up a computer center with free
access to the public for two years. The center will go on the stage in
the Ferdinand gym. Shown from left are council member Maria Imhoff, mayor
Gabe Riener, Hall, Tony Snodderly of Congressman Bill Sali’s staff, Lunderstadt
and council member Ron Riener.
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The first snow of the season hit Cottonwood last Thursday
afternoon. Some areas saw as much as a couple inches. This photo was shot
out the Chronicle front door just after 3 p.m. We’ve now had snow in 7
of 10 months this year but it’s the first since early June.
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Elise Perrin and Hannah Ross were the September attendance
winners at Prairie Middle School Students’ names go into a drawing for
days in school and then names are drawn at a monthly assembly.
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