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Icon music review: There’s a lot here to like if not completely love

The Chicks' “Gaslighter” is a powerful anthem full of hope and strong vocals

Gaslighter-The Chicks
Reviewed by Craig Hoffman

Gaslighter is the eighth studio album by American country music group The Chicks. It was released on July 17, 2020, by Columbia Records. It is the first work issued by the group since their name change from the Dixie Chicks.

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OHSAA indefinitely suspends August scrimmages

 Gov. Mike DeWine’s Tuesday coronavirus briefing brought no update on the status of high school sports this fall, but the Ohio High School Athletic Association sent a memo later in the day to administrators alerting them of one change.

Scrimmages for football and other contact sports are suspended until further notice.

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St. Mary's Catholic youth selling concessions at the pool

St. Mary's Catholic Youth will sell concessions at the Bluffton Pool to raise money for CYSC Summer Camp for 2021.

Concessions will be sold from 2-5 p.m. on: 
Friday, July 31 
Saturday, August 1
Wednesday, August 5 
Friday, August 7 
Wednesday, August 12
Friday, August 14.

100% of the proceeds will go to tuition for summer camp next year. 

 

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400 feet above Bluffton

Joel Dunifon took this drone post-storm photo on Monday from his residence near the Ebenezer Mennonite Church. The photo was taken at an elevation of about 400 feet, says Dunifon.  

Take a look at this Ada classic Cadillac

FROM ADA ICON - Ada held a Park in the Park earlier this month. The Icon will share photos of some of those vehicles that were displayed.

Ada resident Phil Compton apparently wasn't satisfied owning just one Cadillac, so be bought a second. Here's his 1978 Couple Deville on display at this year's Park in the Park. He also owns a 1971 4-door convertible, once owned by Nelson Rockefeller.

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Kato back on his police beat

Recertified in June after being on sick leave with a collapsed lung

Here’s the latest on Kato, the Bluffton police department K-9 dog who was on sick leave this spring with a collapsed lung.

Kato returned to work after being medically cleared by the vet. 

He missed his initial recertification with his training group in May due to his illness. 

Once he was cleared, he went to work with Tyler Hochstetler, his police department handler, and rode around in the cruiser, but wasn’t allowed to do anything until he became recertified. 

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