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Former Owlsburg bar will become a family restaurant - corner of 235 and Old 30

By Monty Siekerman

FROM THE ADA ICON - Owlsburg - once a school,  a church, a tractor dealership, and most recently a bar - gets a new lease on life as a family restaurant.

New owner David "Rico" Rodriguez plans to open Cherico's Restaurant at the corner of State Route 235 and Old Route 30. Target date for opening is November.

A major renovation is underway on the structure, probably 150 years old, with efforts to save some of the past handiwork such as the yellow pine floor and the stamped tile ceiling made of tin.

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Here's what's cooking at Jeanne's Kitchen Sept. 22-25

BREAKFAST STARTS AT 8 a.m.
We are open for breakfast at 8 a.m., Tuesday-Friday and serve breakfast all day.
 
SEPT. 22-25 LUNCH SPECIALS
Lunch is served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

TUESDAY
Vegetable beef soup
Italian roast beef
Turkey bacon avocado sub
Tomato mozzarella spinach salad

WEDNESDAY
Italian chicken soup
Michael's perch platter
BLT sandwich
Strawberry pecan salad

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Brown named HCAC Hitter of the Week

September 21, 2015

BLUFFTON, Ohio - Jenny Brown (St. Marys/Memorial) led the Beavers to a perfect 4-0 mark at the Wooster Invitational and has been named the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Volleyball Player of the Week on offense for the week ending September 20, 2015. 

Regional Planning commits $50,000 for traffic study on SR 103

A much-needed study of Bluffton’s busy State Route 103 corridor between Interstate 75 and County Line Road is in motion.

Monday evening Bluffton council is prepared to approve preliminary legislation to authorize the study.

The Transportation Coordinating Committee (TCC) of the Lima-Allen County Regional Planning Commission has approved $50,000 for the study. No Bluffton funds will be used unless the study exceeds $50,000. At that point, the village contributes to the project.

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Sign of the times: Yield here to pedestrians

Bluffton's new crosswalk signs are now in place at Main Street and College Avenue.

"This is a great improvement for students who cross before and after school, and for all pedestrians who need to cross at this intersection," said Paula Scott, who has worked with village officials on this project.

"I've been talking with the Village of Bluffton and the Ohio Department of Transportation about creating more enhanced conspicuity so that the signs replicate the message of the in-street design originally recommended by ODOT," she said.

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Artsy bracelets

Made from discarded items, these attractive and affordable bracelets await a customer at Ten Thousand Villages, 115 S. Main St.

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