Nice story on old man Bluffton.So start a list/a section. Things to work on to improve divided by sections. In any town there are a lot of small things that can be done to make things better.
• Easy/inexpensive things to change
• More difficult things to change to improve
• Grand plans/strategies: Long term goals
• Let residents have their input and recommendations.
Keep track of what they recommend and what is accomplished. Keep chipping
away on the list.
The Village Cultural Affairs Committee would like to thank the following volunteers who assisted in placing the Ream Holiday Folk Art cutouts on the Bluffton Presbyterian Church lawn.
The Bluffton American Legion Post 382 will be holding services at Richland Manor, the Mennonite Home in Bluffton and Maple Crest on Veterans Day.
Larry Core, Tom and Cheryl Craig will be demonstrating to all 4th graders how the American Flag should be folded and Mrs. Craig will tell what each fold of the flag means.
Note: The Icon accidentially sat on this letter by error. We received it on Oct. 14. Our apologies.
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You may soon notice that pumpkins aren’t just orange this year. Before long, hand-painted pumpkins will be distributed throughout Bluffton, exhibiting a variety of colors not typically seen on this fixture of autumn.
On Saturday, Nov. 29, Bluffton hosts its 28th annual Blaze of Lights. It’s a great Bluffton tradition.
• THIS YEAR!
• Our popular ice sculptuter returns. He’ll carve some ice at 4 p.m. on Main Street. Joining the iceman is John Guagenti, who will carve a holiday figure from wood.
• Our parade should be our largest ever! We anticipate 100 parade units. That translates to a 60-minute parade.
• From 6 to 7 p.m., we have new entertainment groups to perform following the parade.
