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The Inn at ONU has free event for women April 27

In honor of administrative professionals, and working women in all walks of life, The Inn at Ohio Northern University is holding a free evening of celebration from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, April 27.

The Inn at ONU is an advertiser in The Icon.

Hot hors d'oeuvres and desserts will be provided throughout the evening and a variety of luxurious experiences will be offered.

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Lent services for April 13-17

Lent services continue this week for several Bluffton churches. This week's schedule follows (Wednesday through Sunday, April 13 to 17). Palm Sunday is April 17.

St. Mary's Catholic^aEUR"
Wednesday, April 13 -^aEUR" 6:30 p.m., Stations of the Cross^aEUR"
7 p.m., Mass

St. John's and Emmanuel ^aEUR"United Church of Christ^aEUR"
Sunday, April 17 - at Emmanuel UCC, 6 p.m., ^aEUR"Theme: Overheard conversations on the Cross

Bluffton Presbyterian Church
Sunday, April 10 - Adult choir

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Presbyterian bake sale Saturday AM

The Bluffton Presbyterian Church will hold at bake sale on Saturday morning, April 16. It will take place in front of the Citizens National Bank.

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Women's Entrepreneurial Network meets in Bluffton on April 18

Women's Entrepreneurial Network (WEN) - open to women and men - will meet at 11:30 a.m., Monday, April 18, in Jeanne's Kitchen, 112 Vine St., Bluffton.

Linda Everhardt-Kardux, president of the organization, said that the meeting is open to all business owners, sole proprietors, sales people, people thinking about starting a business and people looking for a career change.

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Will the shoe fit?

Will the shoe fit?

Here's the cast of Bluffton High School's spring musical "Cinderella." For a video of the performance click here. Click on image to enlarge.

2011 village finances: "So far, so good"

Except for the price of gas, Village of Bluffton finances appear to be on target so far this year. That's a quick overview of the first quarter of 2011 as reported to Bluffton council by Nancy Kindle, village fiscal officer.

Kindle gave her assessment at Monday's council meeting. She said that revenue and expenses are "where we expected them to be." She continued: "The budget is holding up except for the price of gas." She indicated that if the price continued to increase this summer the village could face some tough decisions.

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