Cottonwood
City Council meets
The Cottonwood City Council passed a resolution to adopt the Idaho
County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan at their December meeting held Monday,
Dec. 8. Adopting the plan helps the city to get Homeland Security grant
moneys. . . .
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Christmas
tree roundup a success
The Prairie High School Rodeo team had a very successful fundraiser
despite the less than expected turnout of people. . . .
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Sonnen
wins essay contest
The 6th grade class at Prairie Middle School was involved in an essay
writing contest put out by the Idaho Forest Products Commission.
The essay was state wide and included grades 6-8. . . .
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Donations
for the Food Bank
With the Christmas Season fast approaching, the students and staff
at Prairie Elementary School are asking for your help. We are collecting
canned food items for our local food bank. . . .
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Angel
Tree seeks elves
The St. Mary’s Hospital and Clinics Angel Tree project has confidentially
taken the names of a number of Cottonwood area children in need of Christmas
gifts. . . .
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Community
Choir performances are Sunday
The Cottonwood Community Choir will be performing their annual Christmas
Concert twice on Sunday, Dec 14. . . .
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Hospital
receives ICF grant
St. Mary’s Hospital and Clinics recently purchased a cardiac code simulator
with funds received through a grant from the Idaho Community Foundation.
. . .
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Hospital
receives newborn items from national charity
St. Mary’s Hospital recently received a box of crocheted baby blankets,
booties, hats and sweaters from Stitches from the Heart, a nonprofit organization
based in Santa Monica, California. . . .
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Pirates
win 1, lose 1; Football awards given
The Prairie Pirates started their season with an overtime win at Nezperce
then lost their home opener to Genesee. . . .
Football awards were given at the awards banquet Sunday, Dec. 7. .
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Lady
Pirates win 1, lose 1; PeeWee Volleyball to start Jan. 6
The Prairie Lady Pirates defeated Troy at home then lost at Lapwai.
. . .
The high school volleyball staff and players will be hosting a fundraiser
for the volleyball team. . . .
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Summit
loses in tourney final
Once again the Patriots from Summit Academy found themselves faced
with Wilder in the championship game of the annual New Meadows Kickoff
Tourney, but things went sour from the very beginning, and the Patriots
failed to defend the championship they had won last year over the same
team. . . .
Also on this page is the remaining schedule for Summit boys and girls
basketball. . . .
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Students of the month at Prairie High School for September
are David Sigler and Kayla Johnson. We’ll have the October and November
winners in the next couple of weeks. Photo by Justina Mader.
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Whitney Sonnen reads her winning essay to the student
body at Prairie Middle School. See story at left.
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PHS football coach Travis Mader receives a check from
Chris Kaschmitter of the Prairie Booster Club for $134. This is a portion
of the income from the White Pine League Champion decals that had been
sold. The Boosters are selling League and State championship decals for
$12 and $20 respectively. Contact Chris if you’d like to buy one.
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It’s starting to look a lot like Christmas with the
community tree up on the corner of Nuxoll Shell’s lot.
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In the top photo Dean and Molly Johnson are loading
up there purchases in a cart at Kids Shopping Day while in the lower photo
Travis Alfrey is trying to convince his mom, Pat that he really could use
a new scope. The Center For Discovery would like to take this opportunity
to thank the community for all of their generous donations for the Kids
Shopping Day. Once again it was a huge success. Special thanks
to the volunteers who did us a favor by coming in and setting up the shopping,
wrapping, and clean up. You are all greatly appreciated.
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