SEPT 23 MEDIA RELEASE__Each year, millions of older adults lose their savings and security to scams, dishonest caregivers, or even trusted friends and family members. Unfortunately, many cases go unreported until it’s too late. Our aim is to help bring awareness to this often lesser-reported category of financial fraud.
The September 22 meeting of the Bluffton Council was chaired by President Jerry Cupples in the absence of Mayor Rich Johnson. The council agenda including bills paid is attached HERE.
Pandora council member Paul Burkholder and Bluffton council candidate Liz Gordon-Hancock were in attendance at the meeting.
A public meeting has been announced for September 29 from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. at 418 N. Central Ave., Lima, to allow public comment on the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) document.
The CEDS is a draft created by economic development leaders from Allen, Putnam, Hardin, Van Wert and Hancock counties to outline a regional economic development strategy to help create growth and foster job creation and investment throughout the region.
To learn more about the CEDS, contact Allen Economic Development Group at 419-222-7706.
The Bluffton Police Department has entered a cruiser in the Light Ohio Blue 2025 photo challenge. You can visit the link and vote for the BPD cruiser one time per day. Voting is open until September 30.
September 22-October 3 Eye screening of children at schools and local day care centers. September 27 Fall Festival and Craft Show. The club will sell concessions and raffle tickets at the Craft Show. October 7 Club meeting at 6:30 p.m., Town Hall. Community members are invited to hear about Lionism and the Legacy Park playground project. October 7 Zone meeting 6:30 p.m., Arlington Lions. October 11 Roadside cleanup. Please contact Lion Barbara Plaugher to help with this
project. October 21 Club meeting at 12 noon, Bluffton Town Hall. 50/50 The speaker will be from Mennonite Homes Communities. November 4 Bluffton High School Leos to present the program.
