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By Cort Reynolds

SPENCERVILLE__The visiting Bluffton High School girls basketball team lost 59-32 to Northwest Conference foe Spencerville on February 1.

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Bluffton University has been awarded a $52,300 grant from the Ohio Department of Higher Education’s Mental Health Support Funding Program.

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Apollo Career Center has announced its 2nd quarter honor roll for the 2024-2025 school year, which includes the following students from Bluffton.

A  Honor Roll

Hailey Ballinger, Adalie Hanefeld, Haley Lamb, Jadyn Nulton, Matthew Piehl

A/B Honor Roll

Halie Bretz, Gavin Butler, Wyatt Dailey, Alek Davis, Maddox Kibele, Nathaniel Rayle, Isabella Sampson

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The Lima Symphony Orchestra is coming to the Bluffton Public Library for a special storytime on Mon., Feb. 12 at 10:00 a.m.

Please register in advance to enjoy a morning filled with music. Registration can be done at the front desk of the library or by calling 419-358-5016.

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If anyone has any information related to this case, they are asked to contact Lt. Brett Rider with the Allen County Sheriff’s Office 419-227-3535. Anonymous calls can be made to Crime Stoppers at 419-229-STOP (7867).

UPDATED on February 1.

On 1-30-2024 at approximately 11:39 a.m. the Allen County Sheriff's Office received a complaint from a Columbus area car dealership regarding a 2016 Dodge Challenger that was stolen overnight from one of their lots. The vehicle in question was outfitted with tracking devices that showed it at the property of 525 S. Kemp Rd. Elida, Ohio 45806.

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By Karen L. Kier
Pharmacist on behalf of the ONU Healthwise Team 

Be Our Guest was a song from the 1991 Disney film Beauty and the Beast. The song was performed by Mrs. Potts (Angela Lansbury) and Lemière (Jerry Orbach). During the song’s animation, we see spoons dancing and diving into a punch bowl. In the movie, the Beast struggles to eat with a spoon and Belle puts down her spoon and drinks out of the bowl. 

Why talk about spoons? Many medications for infants and children come in liquid dosage forms requiring measuring. Spoons are used to give medications to children. 

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