Students who participated in spring 2023 short-term cross-cultural experiences spoke during Bluffton University’s Oct. 3 Forum in Yoder Recital Hall.
Experiences included a Civil Rights tour of key southern sites; a tour of Holocaust sites in Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic; a medical service experience in Ecuador and a service experience in Kentucky/Appalachia with Mennonite Central Committee’s SWAP (Sharing with Appalachian People) program.
The Village of Beaverdam Planning Commission will hold an Public Hearing Meeting on Thursday, October 19 at 6:00 p.m. in the Village Hall Council Room,
The purpose of the meeting is to discuss a proposed amendment to the Village of Beaverdam’s Zoning Ordinance.
By Aaron Bain, MS
Medical Physicist, The Armes Family Cancer Care Center
You may have heard of an astrophysicist, nuclear physicist or theoretical physicist. Scientists like Einstein, Schrödinger and Newton revolutionized our understanding of the universe. But have you ever heard of a medical physicist? It is likely that you haven’t since there are only approximately 13,000 medical physicists in the United States. You may ask yourself, what role could someone who studies the physics of subatomic particles and planetary motions play in the medical field?
One of two council incumbents running as official write-in candidates
By Andy Chappell-Dick
This November, Bluffton voters will face three vacancies in Village government. As it happens, Mayor Richard Johnson and Councillors Ben Stahl and Joe Sehlhort are all running unopposed for reelction.
Johnson will appear on the ballot as the Republican nominee. Stahl and Sehlhorst will NOT appear on the ballot, but are approved as official write-in candidates. No other write-ins are approved.
