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LUNCH SPECIALS

TUESDAY
Homemade chili with Pete's Italian sausage
Turkey avocado club
Meatball sub

WEDNESDAY
Chicken noodle soup
Perch platter
Italian roast beef

THURSDAY
Tomato bisque
Calzone or pizza with side salad
Quiche with side salad

FRIDAY
Michael's cream of mushroom soup
Stacked ham
Pork tenderloin sandwich

By Delano Whidbee, Icon sports intern

After two tough road games the Bluffton Pirates welcomed Delphos Jefferson Wildcats to their first home game of the season. Missed opportunities played a big role causing the (1-2) Pirates to lose to the (3-0) Wildcats 22-19.

GAME STATS IN ATTACHMENT AT BOTTOM OF STORY.

BHS struck the first points as quarterback Mitchell Ault threw a 33-yard beauty to wide receiver Austin Bricker for the touchdown. Point after kick by Dylan Alt was no good, Bluffton led 6-0.

The winner of this week's Icon football contest is Dale Badertscher, who correctly picked all 10 games.

CLICK HERE TO ENTER WEEK 4

Other contestants:
9 correct:  Craig Hoffman, Ken Von Lehmden and Will I Am Edwards.

8 correct:  Blaine Dearth, Kim Badertscher, Peyton Gallant, Randy Stewart, Shannon Weissling and Travis Swank.

On Monday Bluffton council will act on the second of three readings of a 21-page ordinance that clearly spells out the self-governing rules of that body.

It is the most comprehensive and detailed ordinance in recent memory – perhaps the first-ever - that covers in such detail the rules and job description of council members.

THE ENTIRE ORDINANCE IS IN AN ATTACHMENT AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS STORY.

Everett Collier talks with Mitch Kingsley following Friday's Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce breakfast. Collier talked about is cross-country bike trip this summer with the Fuller Center Bike Adventure. Click for a video.

A new floor is coming to the third floor of the Bluffton town hall.

As a result of the spring water damage that occurred to the town hall a new floor overlay is required. The village has reserved the last week in September through the first week in October for Diller Flooring to install the new floor, according to Jamie Mehaffie, village administrator.

“They are updating their previous estimate to include the installation of a sound dampening membrane under the proposed tile floor to reduce the noise infiltration on the second floor,” said Mehaffie.

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