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It was a big Christmas weekend for Ralph and Debbie
Stubbers. Not only were the kids home for Christmas, they received a Century
Farm certificate and plaque from the Idaho State Historical Society (ISHS),
the Idaho Department of Agriculture and the Governor’s office. The award
is given to a family that has held its farm in the family for 100 or more
years. So far they have recognized over 400 Century Farms in Idaho.
Earl Bennett of Genesee had the privilege of officiating the ceremony on
behalf of the ISHS. He said it is the first such award he has given on
Christmas day. IDs are 1--David Stubbers, 2--Juliana DeBlois, 3--Aidan
DeBlois, 4--Jason Stubbers, 5--Heidi McRoberts , 6--Debbie Stubbers,
7--James Stubbers, 8--Rachel Stubbers, 9--Gerard DeBlois, 10--Anna
DeBlois, 11--Lydia McRoberts, 12--Sydney McRoberts, 13--Ralph Stubbers,
14--Craig Stubbers. Photo by Earl Bennett.Click on the photo for a larger
view.
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Skiers at Cottonwood Butte wait to get taken to the
top of the hill. Photo by April Lustig. Click on the photo for a larger
view.
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Trevor Ray Dreadfulwater was the first baby to be
born in 2017 at St. Mary’s Hospital. Trevor, the son of Tim and Rae Daun
Dreadfulwater of Grangeville, arrived at 2:22 a.m. on January 3, 2017.
He is shown at left with his parents.Paternal grandparents are Lonnie and
Susan of Grangeville while maternal grandparents are Delvin and Rene’,
also of Grangeville. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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You can get an idea how much snow we’ve had by the
size of the pile on the west end of The Tire Guy lot. As you can see the
top of the pile isn’t far from the bottom of the candy cane Christmas decoration
on the pole. And despite the size of the pile there was still a good size
berm down the middle of Main Street which was a good 2+ feet high and 4-5
feet wide (berm was removed by ITD on Wednesday). Click on the photo for
a larger view.
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The photos above and below are more highlight photos
from 2016. Above is shown the bus shop and garage built near the football
field this past summer. Photos by Rene' Forsmann. Click on each photo for
a larger view.
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The BLM had a new office building built this past
year. Above it is shown as the roof was being put on. Click on the photo
for a larger view.
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The new handicapped ramp and railing leading to the
basement of the Community Hall. The ramp is to replace the elevator which
never really worked like it was supposed to. The Hall also got a new kitchen
in the basement as it was renovated to serve as the site for the Senior
Citizen lunch program. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The Cottonwood Community Hall basement was upgraded
to serve as a Senior Center. Part of the upgrade was redoing the kitchen
in the basement. top photo is the east side of the kitchen while the lower
photo shows the southwest corner. Click on each photo for a larger view.
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The Summit Academy Patriots earned the Consolation
Trophy, equivalent of 4th place, at the State Tournament this past March.
From left are assistant coach Kim Frei, Luke Wassmuth, Justin Wassmuth,
Dylan Krogh, Patrick Chmelik, Tyler Krogh, Dean Stubbers, Caleb Currier,
Chris Osborne, Jake Stubbers and head coach Ron Frei.Click on the photo
for a larger view.
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Ryan and Heather Uhlenkott purchased Nuxoll Shell
from Don and Wanda Nuxoll effective Nov. 1. Here the new signage was going
up. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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