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The buck stops here

Posted by Fred Steiner on December 17, 2010 - 8:44pm
The buck stops here

Luke Young of Luke's Bar and Grill models Bluffton's newest tee-shirt "The Buck Stops Here - 11-15-10." Wonder where he came up with the idea?

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Beavers post convincing 118-57 win over OSU-Lima

Posted by Fred Steiner on December 17, 2010 - 6:49pm

By Josh Bruner, sports information assistant

The Bluffton University men's basketball team hosted OSU-Lima on Friday, December 17. The Beavers started out strong, doubling up on Barons in the first half 60-29. Bluffton continued to dominate in the second half, pulling away for a 118-57 victory which just missed the school record of 120 set against Giffin in 1960-61. The Beavers jumped to 6-3 overall, while the Barons fell to 7-6.

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Sports
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It's another activity-filled Bluffton holiday weekend

Posted by Fred Steiner on December 17, 2010 - 4:27pm

Bluffton's final weekend before Christmas seems as full of activities as the previous two December weekends.

Here's what's in store in Bluffton from Saturday, Dec. 18 through Monday, Dec. 20. We've also provided viewers a preview what's in store for the rest of the month.

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Events
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DUN OIL

Posted by Fred Steiner on December 17, 2010 - 3:50pm

DUN OIL can only mean Dunifon Oil. It's a familiar plate seen in Bluffton.

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Regional news
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New hospital generator now on site

Posted by Fred Steiner on December 17, 2010 - 11:58am

New Emergency Department

oFireproofing is complete
oTemporary windows are installed to enclose the area for winter work
oBrick installation continues in the front Emergency Department entry
oWork continues on interior metal studs, insulation and dry wall
oWork continues on HVAC, electrical and plumbing rough in
oWood blocking for fixtures continues to be installed

Lot behind the hospital
oThe new generator arrived Dec. 14 and the old boilers were removed

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Regional news
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Bluffton man sentenced in domestic violence case

Posted by Fred Steiner on December 17, 2010 - 11:55am

A local man was sentenced in the Allen County Common Pleas Court following a conviction for domestic violence.

Christopher C. Smallwood, 34, originally pled not guilty to an indictment of domestic violence, which is a fourth degree felony. A prior conviction for domestic violence elevated this crime to a felony.

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Police/Fire/EMS
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