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1-11-10 No salt on sidewalks

1-11-10 No salt on sidewalks

BLUFFTON'S LOW-SALT DIET

New York City's Department of Health issued new guidelines to curb salt in resident's diets today. Meanwhile, in Bluffton, Ohio, the village issued guidelines to keep salt off its new Main Street sidewalks. The low-salt diet is due to the new sidewalks placed downtown this summer. Salt and other ice melting chemicals may harm the sidewalks during their first winter. In the meantime, walkers take care on icy days and nights.

Iconoclast view: Thanks, Bruce

Bluffton has been fortunate in recent years to have a council made up of a great cross-section of the community. We have persons from several backgrounds, all willing to contribute to the discussions of where the village ought to be headed.

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A Blue Jackets fan

6 LFD

Here's what we can tell you about 5 LFD. The driver is a member of the AFL-CIO and is a Columbus Blue Jackets fan. Any other information provided by viewers is welcomed.

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Village dodges financial bullet in 2009

As bad as 2009 was, the Village of Bluffton's budget dodged the financial bullet in the year just past.

According to Nancy Kindle, village fiscal officer, Bluffton's cash balances decreased by $295,008 in 2009. The streetscape program was completed at a cost of $230,244 and $600,000 of the town hall debt was retired. Those figures were revealed at the Jan. 11 council meeting - the first meeting of 2010.

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Beth Boehr-Miller launches new business

Beth Boehr-Miller

After working in the financial industry for over 20 years and recently becoming a Dave Ramsey Certified Financial Counselor, Beth Boehr-Miller, of Bluffton, has launch a new business venture-Beyond Budgeting.

The idea for her business originated out of a growing need for individuals and couples from every income level to get a hold of their finances and live in financial peace.

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Letter: Last WWI vet is 109 on Feb. 1

Bluffton Icon:

Would you be interested in putting something in the BlufftonIcon inviting people to send a birthday card to Mr. Frank Buckles (the last surviving U.S. WWI veteran)? Mr. Buckles turns 109 on Feb. 1.

I have a draft that people could sign and forward, if they are interested, and have attached it for you. I am going to get my church, the Boy Scouts, my place of employment (Lima Refinery), and some other groups that I'm involved with to print out copies and have them send them on to Mr. Buckles.

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