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Jeanne's Kitchen specials, June 17-20

LUNCH SPECIALS for JUNE 17-20

TUESDAY
Tomato bisque
Stuffed pepper with side salad
Mediterranean turkey burger with feta cheese and avocado
Red white and blue salad

WEDNESDAY
Broccoli cheddar soup
Perch platter
Pulled chicken sandwich
Strawberry salad

THURSDAY
Minestrone soup
Roast beef BLT
Meatloaf sandwich
BLT salad

FRIDAY
Stuffed pepper soup
Grilled cheese tomato and bacon
Stacked ham
Greek salad with chicken

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Columbus Grove celebrates 150th this week; parade on Sunday

Three summers ago Bluffton celebrated its sesquicentennial. This year it’s Columbus Grove’s turn.

The 150th anniversary celebration of the Village of Columbus Grove takes place now through June 22. Events take place daily and will conclude with a parade on Sunday, June 22, in downtown Grove. The parade starts at 1:30 p.m.

For a look at daily activities taking place this week open the printer-friendly attachments at the bottom of this story.

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Council takes a breather from heavy topics tonight

Bluffton council takes a breather tonight. After holding sessions where the mayor resigned, a new mayor was appointed, and a sidewalk ordinance was approved, tonight's agenda appears to be pretty light.

Jamie Mehaffie, village administrator, reports that 33.07 tons of refuse was dumped in the Spring Street Recycling Center in May.

Other items on the agenda are found in the attachment at the bottom of this story.

Everything you need to know about this weekend's Relay for Life

As the Bluffton area prepares for the Relay for Life event on Friday, June 20, downtown businesses are showing their support. 

The Relay planning committee has hung shoes above store fronts. Purple is the official color for this year’s theme: Believe.

The shoes remind everyone of the battle that cancer patients face each day while fighting this disease.  The Relay for Life event format encourages everyone to “walk a mile in support of cancer research.”

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Bicycle built for Joel

Joel Groman rides his homemade "tall bike" in the Festival of Wheels cruise on Friday in downtown Bluffton. 

33.07 tons of refuse in the dumpsters

News flash:

During the May clean up the village reports 33.07 tons of refuse was collected over a two-week period at the Spring Street recycling center.

Using an estimated figure of 4,000 residents in Bluffton, how many pounds of crap was dumped per resident during spring clean up? First off, 33.07 tons is 72,906 pounds. The answer is 18.2 pounds.

This fact begs the question: Is every person in Bluffton – babe in arms to elder at Maple Crest –  collecting 18.2 pounds of junk each year, or slightly over 1.5 pounds per month?

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