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Prairie
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Jr./Sr. High
Summit
Academy
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Summit Academy has been turned into the command center
for the Highrange Fire over on Joseph Plains. The top photo shows the tents
and vehicles to the west of the school. Normally you would be able to see
Cottonwood Butte in the background but the smoke in the area pretty much
hazes it out. The second photo shows the supply area to the north of the
gym. The third photo shows more tents set up in the playground area and
the bottom photo shows the portable shower facility.Click on the photos
for larger views.
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Carrie Nygaard, Principal of Prairie Jr/Sr High School,
accepted a second place School of Excellence plaque at the annual meeting
of IHSAA. The award was given based on academics, sportsmanship,
and state competitions for all extra curricular activities. Click on the
photo for a larger view..
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Annette Wemhoff and her crew of helpers put on a very
successful summer reading program. Everyone had fun, including the
librarians. Winners of the Prairie Community Library Summer Reading: Front
row; left to right, Aspen, Kristin Wemhoff, Ariel Halligan, Alexis Schumacher;
Back row; left to right, Amber Halligan, Gloria Williams, Amanda Halligan.
Picture by Donna Wassmuth. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Darlene Halbert was going through her late husband
Merlin’s things and found this copy of the “Ferdinand Enterprise” dated
Feb. 17, 1927. She also found a 1930’s edition of the Cottonwood Chronicle
and Merlin’s collection of postmarks and stamps with some dating
back as far as the 1910’s. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Pat Holthaus was the winner of the 4-wheeler which
was given away at Bud’s Saw Service’s open house. Shown are Pat and
Cheri Holthaus and their granddaughters Macy and Kenzie Blevins. Photo
provided by Cheri Holthaus. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Jason Stubbers graduated from the Graziadio School
of Business and Management, Pepperdine University, in Malibu, Calif., with
a Master of Science in Organizational Management on August 2. He had the
honor of singing the National Anthem at the graduation ceremony. He is
the son of Ralph and Debbie Stubbers of Greencreek, and they, along with
their daughter Heidi McRoberts, were in attendance. After graduation festivities,
the group attended the Dodgers baseball game against the Chicago Cubs,
which the Dodgers won in extra innings with a home run in the 12th. The
Stubbers also toured the Getty Museum of Art and Architecture in Los Angeles.
The museum sets on a hill above the city and on a clear day you can see
the entire region all the way to the ocean. Unfortunately there were clouds
with a little rain that day—very unusual for LA in August. Photo by Debbie
Stubbers.
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