Cottonwood
City Council meets
The Cottonwood City Council held their November meeting Monday, Nov.
8 with Ron Grant presiding in the absence of Mayor Denis Duman. . . .
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Uptmor
Farm receives Century Farm designation
In July 2010, the farm and ranch of Roger and Christine Uptmor, 664
Telcher Creek Road, Keuterville, was designated an Idaho Century Farm and
Ranch by the Idaho State Historical Society and the Idaho Department of
Agriculture. . . .
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Chmelik
defeats Rehder
For the first time in 6 years Idaho County will have an all-Republican
County Commission. . . .
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From
the Police Chief
Seems that our local vandals have struck again. . . .
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Scouting
for Food pickup is Saturday
It’s that time of year again. The Cub Scouts and the Boy Scouts are
“Scouting for Food.”. . .
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4-H
Achievement Awards are given
Idaho County 4-H Achievement Awards were recently given to 10 local
youth. . . .
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SMHC
sponsors Angel Tree
For the thirteenth year in a row St. Mary’s Hospital and Clinics will
sponsor a Christmas ‘Angel Tree’ for low income families in the area. .
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Raffle
prize winners are named
The annual Assumption Parish Dinner was held this past Sunday, Nov.
7 and below are listed the winners in the prize drawing. . . .
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Tree
of Lights service is set
The Tree of Lights Memorial Service, “Our Heavenly Stars” sponsored
by: The Staff and Volunteers of Syringa Hospital & Clinics Hospice
Program is set for Sunday, December 5th. . . .
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Pirates
to play Saturday at Kibbie Dome; Pirates beat Wallace 26-16
The PHS Football team’s second round State Playoff game against Troy
is set for 6:00 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 13 at the Kibbie Dome in Moscow. .
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The Prairie football team traveled to Wallace Saturday, Nov. 6 and
came away with a 26-16 opening round win in the state playoffs. . . .
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Volleyball
awards given; 23 out for Girls Basketball
On this page is a photo of the volleyball award winners. . . .
The Prairie High School girls basketball season gets underway this
Friday, Nov. 12 with a non-league game at Nezperce. . . .
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PHS
Wrestling Schedule
On this page is the schedule for the PHS Wrestling team. . . .
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New
twist to Virtue program; Summit girls start season on Tuesday
Music, skits, activities, crafts, saint cards, and a mission are all
part of the new virtue program that has been implemented at Summit Academy.
. . .
Summit Academy’s current basketball season kicks off with a bang this
coming Tuesday, Nov. 16, as the local Patriots travel to Grangeville to
take on the 2A level lady Bulldogs. . . .
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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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One of the groups touring the WSU Campus on Oct. 13,
poses in front of the WSU cougar. At 7 a.m. on Oct. 13, 34 sophomores from
Prairie High School loaded onto a bus for a trip to the WSU campus in Pullman.
During a presentation given by an engineering department professor, they
enjoyed working in teams to solve a civil engineering problem. The students
toured the campus and ate their lunches in the WSU CUB. The final activity
before boarding the bus to head back to Cottonwood was checking out Ferdinand’s,
the WSU Creamery. The trip was funded by the GEAR-UP program. Photo provided
by Karrie Vanator. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Prairie Middle School 6th graders, along with their
teachers, Renee Eckert and Sherry Holthaus, participated in a unique
science education program, facilitated by the University of Idaho in McCall.
The bus departed on October 27th and returned home on October 29th.
Students acted as a team of scientists working alongside UI faculty, graduate
students, and staff from the Colleges of Natural Resources and Education.
Students learned how researchers employ the scientific methods to answer
questions about the world in which we live. The program addressed
Idaho State Science Education Standards in an engaging, enriching, and
safe environment. Students reported this was a great way to learn
Science! As scientists, they observed, collected and analyzed data
as they hiked through the forest trails of the Ponderosa State Park. A
big thanks goes to Bobbi Tidwell, Becci Gehring, Tim Dalgliesh, and Jesse
Vanator, our chaperones, for taking time out of their busy schedules to
attend MOSS with us. Also, “Thank You” to our Idaho County Commissioners
for funding this field trip and making this great learning experience possible.
Shown above are a couple of photos from the event.
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Prairie Middle School held a Science and Book Fair
during Parent/Teacher Conferences November 3, 4, 2010. Parent and
students walked around the gymnasium looking at the projects and had a
chance to stop and look at the books as well. Thank you to all that
attended conferences and had a chance to visit our fairs.
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Some of you may remember wearing a white T-shirt and
red shorts for PE at the middle school. About 6 years ago the middle
school switched to a gray T-shirt with black shorts. We have some
of the old style uniforms left over and now have them for sale. Come
purchase a T-shirt and a pair of shorts for $5.00
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The PHS cheerleaders count off jumping jacks after
a Prairie touchdown at Wallace. They do one for each Prairie point on the
scoreboard after each touchdown. Saturday they wound up doing a total of
62.
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