We know by the county number 32, that this is a Hancock County driver.
What we don't know is if this is the driver's initials, or if this license plate is sounding out the last name...Shinn? Help from viewers are encouraged.
The Bluffton school board took initial steps on Dec. 14 to place before voters the renewal of its one-half percent income tax levy. The levy expires on Dec. 31, 2010, according to Greg Denecker, superintendent.
When the levy expires in 2010 it will mark the end of its first three years being in effect. The levy has generated approximately $600,000 annually. According to Denecker, it is the intention of the school board to have a three-year renewal of the levy on the November 2010 general election ballot.
Citizens National Bank has announced that a bill payment product, provided through CheckFree, a leader in the bill payment industry, is available to all its online banking customers, according to Michael Romey, CNB president.
"The service will provide the time-saving benefit and convenience of paying all bills from one website. Additionally, several improvements will make tracking customer bill payments and finances even easier," he said.
CNB bill payment improvements include:
Village Cut & Curl is holding a food drive to assist the Bluffton Community Assistance program's food pantry, according to Lynda Best of the shop. Persons may drop off donations at the Village Cut & Cut during shop hours at 212 Cherry St. Person unable to drop off donations may call the shop for items to be picked up at 419-358-7593.
