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Steiner and Granger offer assistance for persons with questions about Affordable Healthcare Act

Many persons are still confused and trying to log on to the Federal government's ACA website and getting nowhere. 

According to Daryl Steiner of Steiner and Granger Financial Services, no one needs to go to the Federal site unless those persons are ready to sign up for the coverage or want to do it totally on their own. 

“They need to do their research in advance before there is any need to go to that site,” Steiner told The Icon. “It is confusing and only leads to more frustration and provides you with no real answers.”

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All they need is a black cat

Briana Scott (left) and Katie Driggers, Bluffton University students, were captured by the Halloween spirit today. Instead of the usual college student attire, they chose to dress as a Pirate and Witch. Both are first year students from Carey. Scott is a Psychology major and Driggers is a Spanish Education major. 

Want to hear a good Halloween story - it happened south of Bluffton

By Fred Steiner
Want to hear a good Halloween story? Here’s one. And it’s true.

Most of us have forgotten that the bend in the road on State Route 235 north of Ada was originally laid out as a 90-degree angle. If you head north, you can see a remnant of that angle - but look closely.

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Bluffton University Gospel Choir collaborates in Kansas

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Dr. Crystal Sellers Battle, director of the Bluffton University Gospel Choir, directs the choir and Hesston (Kan.) College’s Bel Canto Singers and Chorale in a combined performance during “A Celebration of Gospel: Music and Worship in the African-American Tradition” Oct. 27 at Hesston Mennonite Church.

The concert featured each individual choir as well as the combined choir with guest composer, arranger and gospel historian Dr. Raymond Wise of Columbus, Ohio.

Maple Crest activity calendar now on Icon

Maple Crest Senior Living Community's November activity calendar is now posted on The Icon. To view the printer-friendly calendar, open the attachment at the bottom of this story.

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ArtSpace/Lima Home for the Holidays art sale Nov. 19-Dec. 21

ArtSpace/Lima, 65/67 Town Square, Lima, announces Home for the Holidays, a large-scale holiday art sale, opening Tuesday, Nov. 19 and running through Saturday, Dec. 21.

Home for the Holidays will feature the works of 34 area artists. All media will be represented: oil painting, acrylics, drawing, artist prints, jewelry, ceramics, photography, iron work, work in wood, paper, and fabric. Many of the artists have been award-winners in earlier ArtSpace shows.

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