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The Icon spotted this plate on the roof top of a house on Grove Street about five minutes past midnight on Dec. 25.

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A last-minute Christmas gift...and it's free!

It's Dec. 25. You're still in need of a last-minute Christmas present that's so inexpensive that it makes you wonder if the original Bush tax cuts will ever trickle down and heal your check book.

Fear not. We bring you good tidings of great joy. Here's a Christmas present you may give to anyone who has even the most remote connection to Bluffton, Ohio.

Give someone The Bluffton Icon as a home page! Here's how:

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Old number 97

Anyone have any ideas on the meaning of this plate? The Icon spotted it in the Family Dollar parking lot.

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Bluffton and bike paths have a long history - it all started with the Triplett Bike Path

Note: A Bluffton Bike and Pedestrian Pathway Committee, established by Bluffton council, is working to create a pathway, which will eventually encircle the Village of Bluffton. This is the first in a series of feature stories on this project.

History of the Triplett Bike Path

While most residents today take the Triplett Bike Path for granted, efforts that went into that project took over 10 years to complete.

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Where's the fire?

Here's a Fire Department plate The Icon spotted on Main Street.

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Basinger, Chappell-Dick winners in Pandora 5-K

Ken Basinger won the Dec. 18 Pandora 5-K Jingle Bell Run. Basinger was the first of 75 runners to finish. His time was 17:33. Hannah Chappell-Dick was the first female finisher. Her time was 20:40. To view the entire list of finishers open the attachment at the bottom of this story.

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