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You will find this Ford hubcap hanging on a sign on North Main Street near Snider Road.

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The top ten classic love songs for Valentine’s Day 

No matter how you plan on spending the day, whether it’s getting comfy for a Valentine’s Day movie or a romantic dinner at home, stay safe

Reviewed by Craig Hoffman 
Often even the best Valentine’s Day plans fail. In a year when going out to celebrate love is difficult, what is one to do? Thankfully, there are tons of great singers who can put a little romance in your life even while you are sitting at home.

What are your favorite love songs? Let the Icon know in the comments!

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My best find that day was a gross of latex balloons packaged in neat little boxes

What Rudi Steiner says he found in a Main Street alley in the mid 1950s

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What Rudi Steiner found in a Main Street alley in the 1950s -  The alley, which runs parallel to Main Street and Jackson Street, was another of the great Bluffton alleys of the 1950s.

This was the longest of the alleys I travelled. It ran from behind the high school all the way down to Riley Street. This alley always had really good stuff thrown out by Bluffton merchants.

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Bluffton athlete player of the week

Brianna Gillig is the women's basketball player of the week in the HCAC.

The junior forward  scored 41 points against the Manchester Spartans, shattering the former Bluffton record of 33 and topping the HCAC mark of 40.

She finished with 10 rebounds in an 86-68 win at Manchester.

For the week, Gillig averaged 23.5 PPG and 7.0 RPG. She hit 15-of-25 from the field on Friday while knocking down 9-of-10 at the line.
 

No community meal this week

The community meals originally scheduled for later this week will not take place, according to Tonya Meyer of the Bluffton Senior Center.

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We experienced 3.9 inches of weekend snowfall

January's temperatures ranged from 11 to 46 degrees

The area experienced 3.9 inches of snowfall on Jan. 30 and 31, according to Guy Verhoff, Pandora weather observer.

That total brings January’s snowfall to 8. 1 inches, believe it or not. Meanwhile, aside from snowfall, the average January 2021 daily temperature was 29. 5 degrees, with the normal January average at 25.4.

Temperatures ranged from a high on 46 on Jan. 14, to a low of 11 on Jan. 23.  The daily weather summary is in the chart below.

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