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By Paula Scott

I attended Bluffton’s 2022 Memorial Day services at Maple Grove Cemetery as the Bluffton Icon, camera in hand. It’s hard to cover an event as a reporter and photographer, so I wasn’t taking notes or recording what transpired. And when the guest speaker began commentary that focused on religion and politics, I counted myself lucky that those are topics I consider off-limits for this website.

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Bluffton Elementary has issued the following 4th Quarter Honor Roll for the 2021-2022 school year. 

ALL A HONOR ROLL

4th Grade
Clara Brauen, Landon Byers, Alenah Gordon-Hancock, Kyson Kleman, Kinzi Koogler, Peyton Lieurance, Dominic Recker

4-H club meets next on June 6

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By Matthew Piehl
The Beaverdam Bunch 4-H Club 
[email protected]

May 23, 2022

The last day to sign up for quality assurance for livestock is June 9. You must complete quality assurance in order to take livestock to the fair.

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The Village of Bluffton has updated its meeting schedule to include the following:

Thursday, June 9

  • Pathway Board at noon
  • Airport Commission at 3:00 p.m. at the airport, 1080 Navajo Dr.

Monday, June 13

  • Village Council at 7:00 p.m.

All meetings are at the Town Hall, 154 N. Main St. unless otherwise noted.

Village meetings are also listed under Notices on www.BlufftonIcon.com/classifieds

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The Icon can attest that the Bluffton EMS has been extra busy lately, with all of the public events that require a unit on standby. We’ve seen them in attendance frequently, including the Bluffton Trout Derby and Memorial Day Parade and program.

Here’s an accounting of the volunteer crew’s May 2022 calls for service:

  • 79 Calls for Service
  • 52 Medical
  • 5 Non-emergency Transports
  • 3 Motor Vehicle Crashes
  • 6 Fire alarms/Calls
  • 2 Mutual Aid/Motor Vehicle Crashes
  • 3 Mutual Aid/Medical
  • 8 Special Events

2022 calls to date: 308

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Street sweepers will be in the Village of Bluffton beginning early on Thursday, June 2. Please remove any vehicles parked on curbed streets to allow the sweepers to do their job.

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