Blood
drive set for Tuesday
The Cottonwood Blood Drive is scheduled for April 9, 2019 at the Cottonwood
Community Hall from 11:45 am to 6:00 pm. . . .
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Youth
reactions to ICYC
Our Tri Parish Youth Ministry brought 51 people to the Idaho Catholic
Youth Convention. . . .
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New
book by Joan M Kop
In a new book published March 17 on Amazon, JOAN M KOP, who grew up
in Cottonwood, combines historical fiction and family history with powerful
insight and in-depth research in a story about freedom, love and survival.
. . .
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Pirates
named to all-state teams
Monday, April 1, Boise’s Idaho Statesman newspaper announced their
All-State high school basketball teams. . . .
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First
graders appreciate guest speakers
The first-graders at Prairie Elementary School would like to thank
all of the volunteers who were recent guest speakers in their classrooms.
. . .
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Idaho
County 4-H Party is held
The Annual Idaho County 4-H Party was held on Saturday, March 30, 2019,
at the Cottonwood Community Hall. . . .
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Highway
work starts near Winchester
Speeds are now reduced on US-95 near Winchester as contractors replace
signage and guardrail in advance of construction to extend the passing
lane by three miles in the canyon. . . .
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Grangeville
VA Clinic patrons to be transitioned to VA Veteran’s Choice program
The Walla Walla VA Medical Center & Clinics is committed to delivering
exceptional healthcare that improves our Veterans’ health and well-being
matters. . . .
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Pirates
win in extra innings
The Prairie baseball team picked up their second win of the season
with a 9-6 win in eight innings at Pomeroy Thursday, March 28. . . .
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Lady
Pirates lose at Pomeroy
The Prairie Lady Pirates softball team dropped to 0-2 on the season
after losing 2-7 at Pomeroy Thursday, March 28. . . .
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Events
added to track schedule
On this page is the updated track schedule. . . .
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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 Cottonwood Chronicle. . . .
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A photo of the Tri-Parish Youth that attended the
Idaho Catholic Youth Conference (ICYC). Photo provided by Debbie Chicane.
See article at left for reactions from those attended. Click on the photo
for a larger view.
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Greencreek Active Workers member Madison Shears helps
Brynnkey York (of Grangeville) play a fishing game. Photo by Susie Heckman.
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Payton Trivett playing the bean bag toss at the Cottonwood
Saddliers 4-H Club booth. Photo by Susie Heckman. See article at left.
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Saturday, March 30th, marked the beginning of a new
chapter for Carol J. Schaeffer as she turned the page of retirement. I
want to thank everyone that came to wish her well after serving the mail
route out of Ferdinand for over 25 years. There were many laughs, tears,
and stories shared and she will be missed! Date correction from previous
edition. Retirement party was announced for May 30th when it should have
been March 30th. Photo and write-up submitted by: Lori M. Schmidt-Postmaster/Cottonwood.
Shown from left are Lori Schmidt, Cottonwood Postmaster, Carol Schaeffer
and Annie Martin, PSE Clerk at Ferdinand. Click on the photo for a larger
view.
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Carol Schaeffer on her last day delivering her mail
route. Photo submitted by Lori Schmidt.
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Carol Schaeffer greets well-wishers at her retirement
party this past Saturday. Photo by Lori Schmidt. Click on the photo for
a larger view.
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Summit Academy Jr Hi students recently attended GREAT
(Getting Ready for Engineering and Technology) Day at Schweitzer Engineering
Laboratories in Lewiston. The day included working with engineers
at SEL on developing an app, working hands-on with electrical models and
touring the SEL facilities. During the tour students were able to
watch the 3-D metal printer and robotics in action, which all the students
agreed was the highlight of the day. Pictured are Luke Stubbers, Cody Wassmuth,
Noah Beckman and an SEL engineer discussing parallel and series circuits.
Photo submitted by Summit Academy. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The sewing class at Prairie High School would like
to thank all who purchased raffle tickets for our class quilt. We use the
money to offset sewing supplies, like batting, thread and notions. The
drawing was held during the Spring Showcase. The winner of the quilt was
Ashlee Stubbers and the door prize winners were Jennifer Riener, Cara Duman,
and Jeannie Stubbers. Thank you for all your support. Photo submitted
by Della Gehring.
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