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Jesse Evilsizer promoted at Forest Police Department

Jesse Evilsizer, 2007 Bluffton High School graduate, has been promoted to
lieutenant on the Forest Police Department.  Evilsizer is a graduate of the Rhodes State Police Academy.

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Maple Crest has full January calendar

It's a new year...later this week. Here's the Maple Crest Senior Living activities calendar for the first month of 2013.

Open it as an attachment at the bottom of this story.

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First in a series: What we learned from talking with four third graders

Note: This is the first of a series of interviews and other features on Bluffton third graders. The Icon thanks third grade teachers, Ann Kingsley, Andy Armstrong, Janelle Bogart and Beth Raeburn, for participating in this project.

Interviewed are: Delaney Maple (Kingsley); Caitlin Dailey (Bogart); Kylie Monday (Anderson); Libby Frazier (Raeburn)

Tell me about the first time you lost a tooth:

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Elders are moving to Willow Ridge

Elders are beginning to make Willow Ridge Green Houses their homes. The first elders moved to Willow Ridge on Nov. 26. 

Several activities are now taking place at Willow Ridge. Open the attached newsletter to learn about the first Christmas at Willow Ridge.

Merry Christmas from Mennonite Home Communities of Ohio. The first elders moved to Willow Ridge on Nov. 26th. Open the attached newsletter to learn about the first Christmas at Willow Ridge.

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15 minutes with Josh Unterbrink - one of the original BHS Superfans

What year did you graduate BHS?  What's a favorite memory of your BHS days?

I graduated in 1997.  If I had to pick just one memory, I'd have to pick two: First off, making the football playoffs and winning a share of the Northwest Conference my senior year was really great. It was a special group of guys on the team. As well as the first time since 1991 that Bluffton won the NWC in football. Losing to Versailles probably knocks that memory to #2 from my BHS days.  

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Maple Crest-Bluffton residents In SOAP volunteer effort

Maple Crest residents and Bluffton community members joined together in a volunteer effort to help women who may be caught up in human trafficking. 

The SOAP (Save Our Adolescent Prostitutes) volunteer opportunity came out of Crime Victim Services, Lima, through a donation by a resident and her friend, and involved placing red stickers on bars of soap. 

Each sticker had a short series of questions on it concerning being forced to do something or seeing someone potentially in trouble, along with a national hotline number to call for assistance. 

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