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Says she's not a Harley fan

Bike One

The driver claims she's not a Harley fan, but the license plate says she is. We spotted this plate on North Main Street.

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You bet! The vehicle is red

You bet! The vehicle is red. But as for "SCT," no clue. We spotted this Putnam County plate in the Founders Hall parking lot.

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Groves' Bears business will relocate on South Main while building repairs underway

Groves Bears store will temporarily relocate the business and reopen for walk-In business the week of March 29, according to Robin Wilch, store owner.

The new location will be at 123 S. Main St., which is the former Wright's store. The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) has used that building as its office during the streetscape project.

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Friends of the Library have a spot for you in their organization!

Friends of the Library membership form

For more information about the Bluffton Public Library and or to become a member of the Friends visit www.bluffton
publiclibrary.org
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By Austin Arnold, BGSU Icon intern

Paula Scott is a member of a local organization known as Friends of the Bluffton Public Library. It is a volunteer, non-profit organization in full support of the Bluffton Public Library.

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BCE business plan competition offers $3,000 in prize money

The 2010 Bluffton Center for Entrepreneurs Business Plan Competition kicks off on April 1 with the first of 10 seminars and culminates in June with more than $3,000 in prizes, according to John Bauer, BCE executive director.

"The combined seminar series and competition will teach participants to write a business plan that will improve an existing business or successfully start a new one," said Bauer. "The contest is open to entrepreneurs, start-ups, and emerging businesses (less than three-years old) in northwest Ohio."

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Completed watershed action plan for Riley Creek delayed

A completed watershed action plan for Riley Creek was moved from January 2011 to December 2011, according Nancy Benroth, Bluffton's representative on the Blanchard River Watershed Partnership. The partnership met in late February.

The plan was moved because of the additional work needed to implement portions of the project.

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