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Bluffton men sport improved depth on pitch

With the 2014 season rapidly approaching, the Bluffton men’s soccer team will rely on its experience and depth as it prepares for another exciting campaign on the pitch. A squad that includes 13 juniors and seniors, the Beavers are primed to leave it all on the field after battling through a 2013 season in which victories struggled to maintain pace with the effort.

Meet lifeguard Cobie Mikesell

Cobie Mikesell is part of the busy staff of managers and lifeguards at the Bluffton Community Swimming Pool. Stay tuned to the Icon for daily photos of staff members.

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Here's Mustard Seed Cafe's weekend features

In addition to Mustard Seed’s regular menu on Friday and Saturday nights, the following features are available this weekend:

Dinner: White fish with rhubarb compote and crème over couscous with fresh mint and almonds

Filet mignon with cabernet crème and smoked gouda over fettuccini

Light plate: Fromage with roasted beet, arugula and baguette

Dessert: Red velvet cake with coconut crème cheese frosting and a dark chocolate ganache

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Bluffton photographer, Nicole Quick, has an artistic touch

Nicole Quick of Quick Photography, Bluffton, a new Icon advertiser, provided a selection of her photographs to share with Icon viewers.

Here's what she says about her work: "I feel that I give my all at every one of my photography sessions and I am very hard on myself when it comes to the end results of your portraits." 

MORE PHOTOS AT BOTTOM OF STORY.

Here focus includes senior high school portraits, families, children, newborn, maternity, couples, engagements and weddings.

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Willow Ridge earns five-star rating from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

The summer issue of "The Visioneer," is now available to Icon viewers. It is a publication of Mennonite Home Communities of Ohio. To view the issue open the attachment at the bottom of this story.

Following are some of the issue highlights:

In April the Ohio Department of Health conducted its first survey since Willow Ridge opened.

The purpose of these annual surveys is to ensure that the quality of care and the quality of life of the elders is provided for in a “homelike” environment.

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Why it's called a butterfly bush

An Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterfly, common in many Bluffton backyards, enjoys the nectar of a butterfly bush on an August afternoon.

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