Children of all ages are invited to stop in and read to Tango on Saturday, Oct. 5, at 11 a.m. No advance registration is required. Tango plans to return to the library on the first Saturday of the month for the remainder of 2013.
Tango is certified by Therapy Dogs International. Studies show that reading to furry friends like Tango can help children improve their reading skills.
This special program is made possible by the generosity of Angela Schimmel. She is volunteering to come from Findlay to share Tango with the Bluffton community.
At Girl Scouts, girls are always counting down to the next adventure they will go on together. Maybe it is artistic. Maybe it's an experiment. Maybe it's getting outside or helping the community.
With Girl Scouting, girls make new friends and have a ton of new experiences that show how exciting the world is, and how awesome girls are. When girls just can't wait for what they'll do next, they can do anything they set their mind to! This is what Girl Scouts call the “I can’t wait to” feeling.
By Evan Skilliter, sports information assistant
Stats http://www.bluffton.edu/athletics/football/2013/09-21-13.htm
The Beavers tallied their first win of the season on Saturday, Sept. 21, after Donavan Brown's (Cincinnati/Purcell Marian) three-touchdown performance led Bluffton to a 36-21 victory over the visiting Earlham Quakers. The win moved the Beavers to 1-2 overall, but 1-0 in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference.
The Beavers returned to the gym to begin their second day of matches in the OAC/HCAC Challenge on Saturday, Sept. 21. Bluffton started out the morning session against Baldwin Wallace.
The first set went well and Bluffton defeated B-W by a 25-19 count. In the second set, the Beavers struggled to put anything together while falling 25-8. Fortunately, they came back to the match in the third set and won 25-17. After a 25-22 setback in the fourth, they came back strong in the clincher to win 15-9.
