Nature Conservancy is funding creation of cascading pools
By Paula Pyzik Scott
From the front entrance of Motter Metro Park, a Johnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District property just outside of the Village of Bluffton, everything looks like business as usual on a sunny July morning. But if you are someone who regularly explores the 105 acres and 1.5 miles of mowed grass trails adjacent to Little Riley Creek, you may have discovered that changes are afoot.
The American Red Cross asks donors to make and keep appointments this July at one of several area locations to help meet life-saving transfusion needs this summer.
St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Bluffton will serve as the host site for a blood drive Thursday, July 25 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Two different types of blood donations will be administered, Whole and Power Red.
Listed below are additional blood drive dates and locations.
New green and white signs have popped up in and near Bluffton marked “25.” They are wayfinding signs for US Bike Route 25 North, which takes cyclists from Toledo to Cincinnati.
When fighting a fire every minute counts. This is something Bluffton Fire Chief Jon Kinn knows all too well. “An active fire can double in size every 5 minutes. A small ‘room and contents’ fire can turn into a full structure fire in no time if no one is there to fight it.” Kinn said.
The Bluffton Community Assistance Corp. has announced the following needs for July 2024 at the Bluffton Food Pantry. Items may now be dropped off at the first floor stairwell at Bluffton Town Hall, 154 N. Main St.
Paper items (TP, paper towels, napkins)
Lotions and creams
Soft soaps
Toothpaste and brushes
Canned meats (pork, beef, chicken)
Canned Tuna
Chunky soups
Canned fruits (mandarin oranges, pears, apple sauce)
