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Newest staff member of Faith Investment Services, also achieved financial planning certificate

Orrie Augsburger, the newest addition to the staff of Faith Investment Services, graduated in October with a Bachelor's of Science in Business from University of Phoenix.

He also achieved a certificate in Financial Planning. Augsburger will be assisting with serving clients in our Faith Investment Services renovated office at 101 N. Main Street rear, behind “Wonderfully Made” Boutique.

The choir of St. John's United Church of Christ will present the cantata, "The Glory of Christmas," by composer Lloyd Larson, on Sunday, Dec. 16, at 10:30 a.m. 

The choir is under the direction of Dr. Crystal Sellers-Battle, associate professor and chair of the Bluffton University music department.  All are welcome to attend.  The church is located at 223 W. College Ave., Bluffton.

Why not! Watch the video for a chuckle

J. Denny and Jenny Beaver wish all their friends merry Christmas.

In fact, they created a short video you won't want to miss. They appear to have made Christmas videos an annual event. This year's video carries an ugly Christmas sweater theme. It's titled "A Very Beaver Christmas."

And, we know, that it's all about the thought that counts.

Click here for brief video.

 

 

On the outskirts of Whoville, and apparently on the Jackson Street doorway to Bluffton High School, there lives a grinch.

Attached is the December Center's newsletter

Krysti's Music Studio students will perform in a recital at the Bluffton Senior Citizens Center., 132 N. Main St.

The recital, open to the public, is at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 11, Performers range from beginner to accomplished students.

A reminder that the center will be closed Monday, Dec. 24, and Tuesday, Dec. 25, and Monday, Dec. 31, and Tuesday, Jan. 1.

A copy of the December center newsletter is attached, featuring all programming this month at the center.

Seven-page draft on tonight's agenda

Bluffton council will discuss a draft of legislation to regulate access to public streets in the village on Monday evening.

Titled “an access management plan,” it came about specifically to address road cuts on State Route 103 between County Line Road and Interstate 75.

Council’s ordinance committee (Joe Selhorst, Mitch Kingsley) met on Dec. 3. They have worked with Tom Mazur, of Lima Allen County Regional Planning Commission, and Choice One, an engineering firm, used by the village to craft a draft for discussion.

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