Cottonwood
City Council meets
The Cottonwood City Council held their regular September meeting Monday,
Sept. 13. . . .
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Mystery
Night is Sept. 25
Mystery Night is “roaring” in as this twenties themed event fast approaches.
It will be held on Saturday, September 25, 2010, at Greencreek Community
Hall, and all are invited to attend. . . .
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Fall
lecture series features variety of topics
This fall marks the 11th Annual Fall Lecture Series at the Historical
Museum at the Monastery of St. Gertrude. . . .
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Brats
& Brew fundraiser set for Nov. 6
The date is Saturday, November 6. The event is the second annual Library
Bräts and Brew fundraiser. . . .
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Art
students learn to throw pots
Prairie High School art students’ received a wonderful experience during
the first full week of school, when Ed Brannan came to teach them how to
throw pots on the wheel. . . .
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Final
Ladies Night Out scheduled
As part of their second Susan G. Komen for the Cure grant St. Mary’s
Hospital and Clinics is sponsoring their fourth and final Ladies Night
Out on Wednesday, October 13. . . .
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CPR/AED
class offered
Karla Enneking, Certified CPR Instructor, will be teaching a Cardiopulmonary
Resuscitation and Automatic Electronic Defibrillator education class designed
for the public on Wednesday, September 22 at Prairie Middle School from
6:00 to 8:00 p.m. . . .
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Wilson
pursues doctorate
Megan Wilson, FNP, PNP, has completed six semesters towards a Doctorate
of Nursing Practice degree and will graduate in the spring from Duquesne
University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. . . .
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Promotion
ceremony for Cottonwood cadets
Brigadier General Steven L. Kwast, former commander at Bagram Air Field
in Afghanistan, led the promotions ceremony for Cadets Rachel Uhlenkott
and Rachel Spencer, ages 15 and 17 respectively, of Cottonwood on Saturday,
August 14 in Lewiston. . . .
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Pirates
win big at Deary
The Prairie football team trailed twice in the first half but took
the lead for good with 2:14 left in the half and pulled away to a 64-22
win at Deary Friday, Sept. 10. . . .
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The
Lady Pirates win 2 of 3 regular matches; take third at Kendrick Tournament
The Prairie Lady Pirates had a busy week last week as they defeated
Highland and Summit, lost to Troy and took third place at the Kendrick
Tournament. . . .
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Summit
starts season 4-6; Summit Academy starts new school year
Summit Academy volleyballers have reached a high point so far this
season, to date having picked up four victories while enduring six defeats.
. . .
Summit Academy began the first day of school September 1st, 2010 with
94 students and 32 families. All of the staff and teachers are committed
to making this year the best ever for the students. . . .
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Letters
to the editor
On this page are letters to the editor that appeared in this week's
print edition of the Chronicle. . . .
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Sheri, John, Ben and Sue Schumacher with their Idaho
Century Ranch sign. They are shown with Idaho County Commissioner Jim Rehder
and Earl Bennett of the Idaho State Historical Society, who made the presentation
last Friday, Sept. 10. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The Sharp Five Jazztet, from left: Mellad Abeid, David
Fague and Fr. Gary Uhlenkott, S.J., will perform at the chapel of the Monastery
of St. Gertrude on Sunday, September 26 at 2:30. This free concert is just
one feature of a whole afternoon of events that celebrate the launch of
the Spirituality and Arts program at the Monastery. “In the spirit of St.
Benedict, who encouraged expression of artistic gifts in the monastic community,
the Benedictine Sisters of Cottonwood, Idaho seek to integrate spirituality
and the arts,” reads the opening line to the mission statement of the new
program. The day begins at 12:30 p.m. with Mass in a jazz setting. At 1:30,
art displays open at Spirit Center and the Historical Museum. The free
performance of The Sharp Five Jazztet begins at 2:30, followed by a reception
and continued exhibits.“Working with others,” continues the mission statement,
“we hope to foster an artistic environment and be present to the many manifestations
of beauty in our world and to nurture new artistic possibilities.” These
new “possibilities” include a premier season that features not only the
launch events on September 26, but also the Fall lecture series at the
Historical Museum and a chapel candlelight concert of the music of Hildegard
of Bingen on October 23. This concert is on the same weekend as a retreat
devoted to exploring this medieval mystic’s life and work.For more information
about the free jazz concert on September 26 and the rest of the premier
season events, visit www.StGertrudes.org or call 208-962-2000.
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General Kwast, left, with Civil Air Patrol cadets
including Rachel Uhlenkott, third from left, and Rachel Spencer, second
from right. See story at left.
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Ed Brannan shows students in the art class at PHS
how to throw a pot.
Students accept the used ceramics tools Ed Brannan
donated to Prairie’s art classes. See story above left.
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(if you have an event you want on the events calendar,
contact Carol Altman at Cottonwood City Hall at cottonwd@idaho.net)
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