Tickets are on sale for an authentic afternoon English tea from 3 to 5 p.m., Saturday, May 5, at Bystillwaters Bistro, 112 Vine St., Bluffton.
Tickets are on sale at Bluffton Hospital gift shop and at the Bistro. Tickets are $30 per person and the event is limited to 30 persons, age 12 and up.
Heather Cox of the Bistro will discuss proper tea etiquette and how teas originated in England.
She will serve an authentic English tea with homemade finger sandwiches, tea cakes and scones with clotted cream.
Village of Bluffton will hold a public meeting on West Elm Street improvements at 7 p.m., Wednesday, April 18, in the third floor of the town hall, according to Jesse Blackburn, assistant village administrator.
The following letter was sent to property owners affected:
This letter is to invite you to a public meeting to present the design of the W. Elm St. Improvements Project prepared by Choice One Engineering. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 18. The following agenda will be used to guide the discussion:
The idea of dining with God becomes a reality on Thursday, April 26, at Bystillwaters Bistro, 112 Vine St.
Heather Cox, Bistro owner, plans an open house with demonstrations and food sampling on that theme.
“On April 26, we will offer all authentic food typical of what Jesus may have eaten in the first century,” she said.
Cox asks that persons interested in attending should RSVP to 567-242-2284, or stop in the Bistro. Sample servings take place from 6 to 8 p.m. with a food demonstration at 6:30 p.m.
Pandora Missionary Church, 300 Rocket Ridge Way, Pandora, will hold a Cinco de Mayo “who dunit mystery dinner.”
The dinner is at 6:30 p.m., Saturday, May 5, at the church. The dinner theme centers on the idea that the 10 commandments are missing and some needs to solve the mystery.
The dinner is open to persons 18 and older – no childcare will be provided. The meal includes a taco bar.
Banito Rodriguez is the featured speaker. Dress is casual. Seating is reserved and donations are accepted at the door.
The Blanchard River Watershed Partnership has received word that the U.S. EPA in Chicago has given their final approval to the nine element non-point source implementation strategy plan (NPS-IS Plan) written for the Tiderishi Creek watershed in Hancock County, according to Phil Martin, watershed coordinator.
The EPA requires that there be an approved NPS-IS Plan written for each 12-digit HUC watershed before that watershed can receive federal funding. There are 30 HUC-12 watersheds in the Blanchard River Watershed.
