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NWC leader Grove stymies Lady Pirates

Libby Schaadt scores 14 for Bluffton

By Cort Reynolds
BLUFFTON - Visiting league leader Columbus Grove smothered Bluffton in a 42-26 Northwest Conference girls basketball slowdown showdown Thursday night.

Bluffton trailed 10-4 after one period, and Grove extended the lead to 23-12 at halftime of the low-scoring contest. CG inched ahead 32-17 after three quarters, and went on to win by 16.

Lady Pirate senior post Libby Schaadt scored 14 points to lead 
Bluffton. Kayla White added seven markers and drained the lone Pirate triple.  

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February brake and rotor special

Leiber's Garage in Bluffton and Tommy Tire in Ada has a February brake and rotor special offer, according to Tom Dotson.

The $50 off per axle offer includes:
• Free brake inspection
• Installation of new brake pads with limited lifetime parts warranty and new rotors.

In Bluffton - Leiber's Garage, 130 Vance St., 419-358-7006
In Ada - Tommy Tire, 3230 State Route 309, 419-634-8401

 

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Concerned about climate change?

Climate Advocate workshop at library on Feb. 8

Are you concerned about climate change?

Become a Climate Advocate by joining the Citizen’s Climate Lobby (CCL), a nationwide bipartisan group, dedicated to lobbying Congress for climate solutions.

Anyone interested should attend the Climate Advocate Training workshop on Saturday, Feb. 8 at the library (in the Monroe Room) from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. 

Representatives from CCL will cover their mission and values, history and successes, the structure of local chapters, and relevant skills. This workshop is part of establishing a local CCL chapter.

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ONU Choreographers Showcase this weekend

Performances on Saturday and Sunday at The Freed Center

ONU School of Visual and Performing Arts presents ONU Choreographers Showcase in two performances this weekend at The Freed Center, according to Dylan Wood, director of the center.

Show times are 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 1, and 2 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 2.

The evening will showcase multiple dance genres, danced by a cast of over 40 guest artists and students. From a depiction of commuters in rush hour traffic to the battle of the sexes, choreographers use the language of dance to tell stories that communicate and connect.

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It will be a night to remember

Bluffton HS 1999-2000 girls' state runner-up basketball team will be recognized on Feb. 1. Click here for details of that event. Members of the team, front from left, Abbie Fett, Abbey Schaaf, Caity Matter, Tara Buroker, Rachel Holt. Standing from left, Dennis Lee, head coach, Pat Prichard, JV coach, Carmen Wong, Mollie McCullough, Lauren Potts, Kelly Worthington, Ann Bixel, Jennifer Romey, Jim Raabe, athletic director, Ashley August and Ciindy Lee, assistant coach.

It was BHS girls' basketball "Golden Age"

1999-2000 state runner-up team recognized Saturday night

You could call the span of seasons from 1994-95 through 1999-2000 the golden age of Bluffton High School girls’ basketball.

During those six seasons Bluffton won five Northwest Conference titles, qualified for the regional tournaments five times, the state tournament two times and set many records still in the books.

The 1999-2000 team will be recognized during the halftime of Saturday’s varsity boys’ basketball game versus Pandora-Gilboa. It is the first-ever reunion of that team.

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