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May 20 deadline to register a team for Friends of Library golf scramble

The Friends of the Library are looking for area golfers June 1.

The Birdies for Bookworms Golf Outing sponsored by the Friends of the Bluffton Public Library is Saturday, June 1, with registration and a continental breakfast at 8 a.m. and a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m..

The cost is $50 per golfer or $200 per team. The format of the outing is a 4-person scramble. The registration fee includes the round of golf, the golf cart and a chicken dinner. 

Bluffton Shuffleboard Club holds demonstration, open house Saturday

The Bluffton Shuffleboard Club will host a free demonstration and open house for any adult interested in learning the game of shuffleboard or more about the Bluffton Club.

The event will be held Saturday, May 18, at 10 a.m. on the courts in Buckeye Park off Spring Street.

The club meets regularly throughout the summer for informal mixers on Mondays and Saturdays at 10 a.m., Thursdays at 5 p.m., and hosts several state and local tournaments during the season.

Contact Ralph Peterson, president, at 419-365-5712 with any questions.

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BCE recommends SCORE webinar "Working Towards a Work Life Balance"

Bluffton Center for Entrepreneurs recommends small business owners consider registering for a webinar "Working Towards A Work Life Balance," which airs May 23. Here is information about the event.

To register for this workshop click here.

SCORE, a nonprofit association helping small businesses get off the ground, kicks off Small Business Week an entire month early with this educational, information backed webinar.

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Village zoning inspector's report on Monday's council agenda

Bluffton council will receive an update on Monday night from Jerry Cupples, Bluffton zoning inspector. His report includes what Cupples terms his successes and failures.

Jamie Mehaffie, village administrator, asked Cupples to provide council with the update on his efforts regarding property maintenance issues.

Cupples’s report follows:

TO: Mayor and Council:

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Take a llama for a walk - easier than you think

Have you ever taken a llama for a walk? It's an interesting experience. Joy Stemen shows how it is done. She took one of the Hard Rock Llama Farm llamas for a walk during Saturday's arts and crafts show.

A clip of the journey is below.

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No seedlings required

Maggie Fett, Bluffton, examines tree art at the Bluffton arts and crafts festival. Over 70 vendors displayed items for sale on Saturday in downtown Bulffton.

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