The Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce will host its monthly breakfast meeting on Friday, April 14.
Finding reliable employees has become increasingly difficult. Employers need to explore all options to fill open positions. Michelle Steinke, Vocational Rehabilitation Supervisor with Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD) will be the guest speaker and will talk about alternative workforce opportunities and the work of OOD.
The Village of Bluffton has issued the notice for a public hearing for an alley vacation at 5:30 p.m. on May 10, 2023 at 5:30 pm in the Community Room on the 3rd floor of Town Hall, 156 N. Main St.
The Village of Bluffton has received a petition from Matthew and Hannah Alspach, property owners at 150 Cherry St., to vacate a public alley that borders their property.
A public hearing will be held before the Streets, Alleys, Lights & Sidewalks Committee of Village Council on the date listed above.
Scott Little, Secretary of the new Bluffton history group has issued the following invitation:
Greetings, friends of Bluffton history.
Please plan to join us this Wednesday evening at 7:00 p.m. for the April monthly meeting of our soon to be named history group. Until further notice, mark it on your calendar, we’ll continue to meet on the third floor of Bluffton City Hall on the 2nd Wednesday of each month.
Mennonite Home Communities of Ohio Service Group will hold a BBQ fundraiser on April 29.
Proceeds will support the purchase of MMH outdoor furniture for the Memory Care Area (Sycamore Gardens). Composite furniture will include a table and 6 chairs. The cost will be approximately $3,000.
The April 2023 issue of the Bluffton Senior Center's Golden Age News notes, "The flowers are blooming and Spring is in the air. I always love Spring, except for the allergies. Winter almost felt like Spring but here’s hoping Spring doesn’t feel like Summer. Happy Easter and happy Spring everyone."
Among announcements for activities and programs is a reminder to members about the monthly dinner meeting:
FINDLAY--Eggs were essential on the farm and were easy to come by as most pioneers raised chickens. Mrs. Boylan will be frying eggs on the cookstove, brewing fresh coffee and talking with guests about the many ways pioneers cooked with eggs. Stop by the wagon shed to visit with the chickens and see if any of the hens have laid eggs.
Litzenberg Memorial Woods, McKinnis House. 1-4:00 p.m.
All ages are welcome. Free; registration is not required.
