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Looking for a Christmas tree? Find them at New Leaf

New Leaf Garden Center, 0395 State Route 235 (north of Ada), has a wide selection of Christmas trees "and a whole lot more," says Laurie Laird of New Leaf.

The garden center offers fresh cut and ready-to-plant pine, fire and spruce trees, wreaths, roping, greenery and artifical trees.

Also available are traditional and unique decorations, peanut cluster candy, poinsettias, cemetery wrreaths, blankets and saddles.

New Leaf Garden Center
419-634-0351
www.newleafgc.com

 

 

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Smith's Realty Professionals announces new listing on Grove Road

Smith's Realty Professionals announces a new residential listing, according to Larry Smith. The listing is at 10085 Columbus Grove Road. The three-bedroom, 1 1/2 bath residence is listed at $139,000.

For complete details of the listing open the attachment at the bottom of this story.

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Open house at Bridenbaugh one-room school on Saturday

The restored 1889 Bridenbaugh Schoolhouse, located at Roads 6 and M6 north of Pandora, will be open to the public on Saturday, Dec. 14, from 1 - 5 p.m., according to Dale Bridenbaugh.

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A first place holiday window

Town and Country Flowers, 121 S. Main St., is the winner of this year's Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce downtown Christmas window decorating contest. Voting was completed by downtown business owners. Second place was The Curling Iron. Third place was Webb Insurance.

A first place holiday window

Town and Country Flowers, 121 S. Main St., is the winner of this year's Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce downtown Christmas window decorating contest. Voting was completed by downtown business owners. Second place was The Curling Iron. Third place was Webb Insurance.

A $742 memorial gift turns into $53,400 for Hilty Home, Pandora

When Fran Reese approached Executive Director, Joy Reichenbach, earlier this year about naming Hilty Home, Pandora, as the recipient of memorial gifts in honor of her late husband, Reichenbach was pleased.  

Fran’s husband, Richard Reese, had lived at Hilty Home since June, 2010, and died Jan. 25, 2013. Fran wondered if the memorial gifts could be used to purchase a ceiling lift. A ceiling lift would have been beneficial to Richard and allowed him to stay in the Special Needs Unit where he had become comfortable and familiar. 

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