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Registrations are still open for Bluffton Family Recreation's Kid's Night Out, set for Friday, Sept. 29, according to Amy Byers of BFR.

"The evening is from 6 to 9:30 p.m. for youth ages 4 to 12. Kid's Night Out includes lots of fun and games including flashlight tag," said Byers.

Drinks and pizza are included.Registration is $15 for BFR members and $20 for non-members. The registration deadline is Wednesday, Sept. 27.

Contact BFR at 419-358-4150 for detaisl.

Registration deadline Oct. 20

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Fall indoor soccer leagues (Session I) are forming now at Bluffton Family Recreation, according to Amy Byers, sports coordinator.

Session I games are Nov. 5 to Dec. 9, a five-week league with a registration deadline of Oct. 20.

Returning this season after a short hiatus is a U10 league. Its games are Tuesdays at 6, 7 and 8 p.m.

Byers said: "Divisions are filled based on the order that registration forms and fees are received. Divisions may fill before the deadline.

Kid's night out and lots of classes - registration underway

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Bluffton Family Recreation is accepting registrations for the first of two six-week fall sessions for youngsters, according to Amy Byers, BFR sports coordinator.

Session I runs from the third week of September to Oct. 27, with all classes at BFR, 215 Snider Road, Bluffton.

Classes include:

Kid's night out, Halloween party, indoor soccer, adult volleyball - just for starters

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Bluffton Family Recreation has a wide assortment of programming for youth and adults this fall, according to Amy Byers, BFR sports coordinator.

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Fall festival
BFR will host a craft home expo and open house during this year's Fall Festival on Saturday, Sept. 23.

Amy Blackburn, board president: "“It’s wonderful to have Amy back with us"

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Amy Byers is no stranger to Bluffton Family Recreation.

The 2009 Bluffton University Health, PE and Recreation graduate, previously served as BFR’s sports coordinator, was a member of BFR’s board, and as a university student, worked the BFR front desk.

Upon the recent resignation of Joseph Beagle, BFR director, the BFR board approached Byers to return as its sports coordinator. She accepted and her first day on the job was Monday.

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