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14 Richland Manor employees recognized for 1 year of perfect attendance

Fourteen Richland Manor employees were recognized by Trilogy Health Services for having perfect attendance in 2012, accoding to Sarah Foster, executive director of Richland Manor.

These staff members were among over 850 employees company-wide who did not miss a day of work and were not tardy from Jan. 1, 2012 through Dec. 31, 2012. For this achievement they received a $250 bonus and an additional day of paid time off, along with a plaque recognizing their accomplishment.

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Seven restaurants in Maple Crest Feb. 1 soup cook-off

Maple Crest Senior Living Village will host a soup cook-off from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., Friday, Feb. 1, and the public is invited, according to Daren Lee of Maple Crest.

Lee said: Come to the Patio Room in the lower level of the Maple Crest main building and sample gourmet soups prepared by different local restaurants and caterers. Enjoy such soups as:

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Hey, Dad, I'm on the middle school honor roll

The Bluffton middle school honor roll for the second grading period was released this week. It follows:

All A Honor Roll

6th Grade:

Seth Andreas, Hillarie Bame, Madeline Burghaze, Rhett Donaldson, Jesse Montel, Kaitlyn Prater, Logan Rhodes, Averey Rumer, Lily Shadle, Jackson Steinmetz, Isaac Strahan, Hannah Yost, and Luke Young

7th Grade:

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Bluffton 5th and 6th quiz bowl team set for season

Quiz bowl season has begun for 5th and 6th graders.  This year all matches will be held at Shawnee Middle School.  Bluffton will be sending the following students:

  • Ben Baxter
  • Olivia Berner
  • Lilly Campbell
  • Brennen Davies
  • Patrick Estell
  • Madison Fleece
  • Neil Metzger
  • Ana Neufeld-Weaver
  • Danielle Novak
  • Grace Paquin
  • Kaitlynn Rietman
  • Duncan Scott
  • Harrison Stechschulte

The team is coached by Holly Bertka.   

 

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Maple Crest welcomes January new residents with "New Year Baby" party

 

Maple Crest, Bluffton senior living retirement community, last week officially welcomed nine new residents through a party titled “Welcome in the New Year Baby!” 

Dr. Oliver Lugibihl opened the event with several poems about the seasons and surprised everyone at the end of his speech by providing two bottles of old-fashioned Sassafras Tea for the refreshment time. 

Larry Burkhalter, on the violin, and Joanne Niswander, accompanying on piano, provided entertainment, beginning with “Cradle-Song” by Johannes Brahms (in keeping with the baby theme). 

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