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Here's what's cooking at Jeanne's Kitchen October 6-9

What's Cooking at Jeanne's Kitchen, October 6-9

BREAKFAST STARTS AT 8 a.m.
We are open for breakfast at 8 a.m., Tuesday-Friday and serve breakfast all day.
 
LUNCH SPECIALS
Lunch is served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

TUESDAY
Corn chowder soup
Turkey bacon avocado sub
Baked steak with dressing and side salad
Tomato mozzarella spinach salad

WEDNESDAY
Butternut squash soup
Michael's perch platter
Quiche with side salad
Spring greens with beets and goat cheese

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Hancock County Convention and Visitors' Bureau makes Friday chamber presentation

Representatives from the Hancock County Convention and Visitors’ Bureau, Findlay, will tell about their work in promoting Hancock County events during the Friday, Oct. 9, Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce breakfast.

Their work includes promoting Bluffton events since our community is also part of Hancock County.

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Parade leaders

These guys get to lead every parade in Bluffton. Here are representatives of the Bluffton American Legion, leading the Bluffton High School homecoming parade. From left, Ed Amstutz, Fred Rodabaugh, Larry Core and Tom Benroth.

Mohler named HCAC Player of the Week

BLUFFTON, Ohio - Bluffton University’s Sydney Mohler (Lima, Ohio/Central Catholic) helped the Beavers post sweeps of Earlham and Goshen during the week and has been named the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Volleyball Player of the Week on defense.

It marks the third straight week that a Beaver has been named the HCAC Player of the Week, following back-to-back honors for Jenny Brown (St. Marys/Memorial) on offense.

United Way launches 2015-16 drive - relies on you for support

The United Way of Bluffton, Beaverdam and Richland Township is gearing up for its 2015-16 solicitation. This year's goal is a modest $25,000.

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Bluffton residents receive letter from county auditor on property reevaluation

Bluffton residents recently received a letter from the Allen County Auditor's Office. 

The county auditor has completed the reevaluation of real property in the county. The letter informs property owners of their new real estate value for the 2015 tax year. These values will be reflected on the tax bill received in 2016.

According to Rhonda Eddy-Stienecker, auditor, "The purpose of the reevaluation is not to raise or lower taxes, but to update market value due to changes in the sales market and property conditions in the country.

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