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Jane Shaw announces R COOP opens this weekend

Jane Shaw announces the spring opening of R COOP, located at 2168 Road R, two miles north of Bluffton.

The shop’s first weekend opening details follow: 

Friday, May 15
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Saturday, May 16,
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

“We have some great decorative, farmstead and vintage items to put in and outside your home to enjoy,” said Shaw. 

“Most are one of a kind. Once gone, they won’t be available again.

R COOP will be open each Friday and Saturday from this weekend through the weekend of June 12-13. 
Phone: 419-302-2179

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Details on personal services reopening on May 15

Ohio's personal care services such as hair salons, barbershops, day spas, nail salons, and tanning facilities may reopen on Friday, May 15, according to Gov. Mike DeWine.

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Four area students receive associate of art degrees from OSU Lima

Four area students graduated from Ohio State University Lima with associate of art degrees this month. They include:
• Bluffton - Kelsey Risner
• Jenera - Andrew Ross, Holly Weidman
• Pandora - Dane Swartzentruber

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Graduating one at a time

Bluffton High School's class of 2020 is graduating one at a time. Seniors are able to wear their graduation gowns and invite family members to ceremony in the BHS gym. Each grad is videotaped for the creation of an evenutal composite video of the entire class. Here Kayla White poses with her family following her graduation. Click here to watch a video as she introduces her family.

Larry Shute owned Bluffton Golf Club from 1971 to 1989

Was a Master PGA golf professional for over 50 years

Larry Shute, 88, former owner of Bluffton Golf Club from 1971 to 1989, died May 3, 2020, in Bayside Nursing Home, Pensacola, Florida. For several years he was also golf coach at Bluffton College. He was born in Cleveland to Herman and Bernice Shute. 

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Kato still on medical leave, but is improving daily

Bluffton police K9 suffers from a collapsed lung

And, now for some good news.

Kato, Bluffton police department’s K9, is chomping at the bit to return to work, according to Tyler Hochstetler, member of the department and his handler.

Currently on sick leave, the dog showed signs of an illness in March.

“I took him to the vet because of his lethargic state,” Hochstetler wrote in a letter to Bluffton council on March 27. “ The physician's exam, blood work and X-ray concluded that Kato is suffering from a pneumothorax (collapsed lung).

This week, Hochstetler told the Icon that Kato is doing well. 

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