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No caboose on this train

Posted by Fred Steiner on March 3, 2016 - 10:27am

It's not every day that Bluffton's railroad crossings stop traffic when an actual truck passes through town. The railroad's track maintainence car cruised through Bluffton last week and the Icon captured the trip.

Check photos below

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2015 Ohio agriculture in review - from OSU Extension Office

Posted by Fred Steiner on March 3, 2016 - 10:11am

By Ed Lentz – OSU Extension, Hancock County
Agriculture in 2015 has had many bumps and bruises. I have listed nine events that affected agriculture in our area last year.

Grain Prices. Grain prices continue to remain low for another year. It is been projected that US farm revenue may be at its lowest level since the early 2000’s. Input costs have started to drop but not at a level to match the loss of income. Farm land values have slowly begun to drop as a result of lower farm revenue.

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New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players in March  17 Artist Series

Posted by Fred Steiner on March 3, 2016 - 6:56am

Tickets are available for the March Artist Series performance by the New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players (NYGASP) at 7:30 p.m. on March 17 in Yoder Recital Hall. 

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Bluffton University
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Sermon on the Mount examined from a business world point-of-view March 18

Posted by Fred Steiner on March 3, 2016 - 6:54am

 Dr. Hamid Rafizadeh, professor of business, will present the colloquium, "Looking for the Business World in the Sermon on the Mount. Did I Find It?” on March 18.

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Bluffton University
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Exe director of The Mennonite, Inc., Forum speaker March 15

Posted by Fred Steiner on March 3, 2016 - 6:52am

Hannah Heinzekehr, executive director of The Mennonite, Inc., will present her speech titled “Tending the Wild Space: My Journey Toward Understanding Sexism and Other Oppressions” at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, March 15, in Founders Hall.
 
Heinzekehr will explore her own journey of discovering and navigating sexism in the workplace, and explain how understanding the ways that sexism operated, provided a window for her to learn about other forms of systemic oppression— racism, classism, heterosexism—as well.
 

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Bluffton University
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Ada's Gallery for the Arts - it's worth a trip to Ada

Posted by Fred Steiner on March 2, 2016 - 5:50pm

This is the first in a series on Ada artists and artisans showing original works for sale at Gallery for the Arts, 115 S. Main St., Ada. The gallery is an Icon advertiser.

Featured artist Karen Ward, photographer
Ward, a 25-year Ada resident, is a photographer. Several of her photographs are available at the gallery. These include cards, framed photos and 8-by-10 inch unframed photos.

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