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FROM FACEBOOK__Shirley's Gourmet Popcorn Company is celebrating National Reading Month with a reading log challenge. 

Complete and log at least six hours of reading during the month of March and receive a free small bag of any popcorn flavor.

How to participate
Download and print a reading form (below). Complete it showing at least six hours of reading, and bring it with you and an adult (if needed) to a participating Shirley's location.

March is National Reading Month, and reading logs *must* be redeemed by Tuesday, March 31, 2026.

MEDIA RELEASE__Dr. Anayeli Lopez, assistant professor of social work, will present a faculty colloquium titled “Practicing Inclusion in Challenging Times: Culturally Responsive and Justice-Centered Approaches with Immigrant Communities” at 4 p.m. Friday, March 27.

The colloquium will explore strategies for culturally responsive and justice-centered practice with immigrant communities amid social and political challenges.

March 28 at Westgate Lanes

FROM FACEBOOK__Teams Wanted for the (bowling) Battle of the First Responders. Don't miss your chance to prove who's the best in Allen County!

Big Brothers Big Sisters of West Central Ohio invites you to combine your fundraising and bowling skills to see who gets to claim the traveling first responder banner.

Grove St. bridge replacement to include bike and pedestrian lane

By Paula Pyzik Scott

Village council received the following construction updates on March 9, including details on planned road closures for Grove St. bridge replacement near Kibler; sidewalk, curb and gutter replacement on Elm St. from Spring to Lawn; and SR 103 roundabout construction at Navajo Rd.

8:30-12 noon at Bluffton Senior Center

FROM BSC HAPPENINGS NEWSLETTER__The Bluffton Farmer's Market will host its final Winter Farmer's Market of the season on Saturday, March 21.

The market is being held at the Bluffton Senior Citizens Center and will run from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon.

Organizers encourage community members to attend and take advantage of the seasonal offerings before the winter market concludes.

FROM FACEBOOK__The Allen County Sheriff's Office has received reports that scammers are spoofing its non-emergency phone number and calling residents to demand payment.

Important:

• We will NEVER call you to request payment for a warrant or a fine.

• Our non-emergency number (419-227-3535) will NOT appear on your caller ID if we contact you.

• If you receive a call where 419-227-3535 shows on your caller ID and the caller is demanding payment, it is a SCAM.

Scammers can manipulate caller ID to make it look like the call is coming from a trusted number.

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