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Fourth graders observe 9/11 at the Bluffton Fire Department

View a video of the visit HERE.

By Paula Scott

Do you remember where you were on September 11, 2001, when terrorist attacks in New York City, Washington D.C. and Pennsylvania shook the nation? Do you remember where you were on September 11, 2023?

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ODW field reports for Sept. 19

Reports from the Ohio Division of Wildlife

Northwest Ohio – Wildlife District Two 
State Wildlife Investigators Brian Bury and Travis Abele observed two men trolling with eight rods from a boat on Lake Erie. In Ohio, anglers are permitted to use up to three rods per person. The boat’s captain initially misled the officers into believing a third angler was asleep in the boat, but Investigator Bury discovered there was not a third person, and the anglers were using too many rods. Each angler was issued a summons for fishing with more than three rods. Both men were found guilty in Ottawa County Municipal Court and paid $145 in fines and court costs. 

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No hunting at Bluffton University Nature Preserve

To keep visitors safe, Bluffton University reminds all that hunting is prohibited at the nature preserve located at 10625 Augsburger Road. Do not bring weapons into or discharge them in the Nature Preserve. The 160-acre property is home to woodland and grassland trails, a riverine ecosystem and a small lake wildlife habitat. Classes are held on site and many students and visitors use the space.

Judge Rodabuagh discussed free speech, nondiscrimination at Forum

Judge David A. Rodabaugh, Lima Municipal Court, shared “Constitutional Limits on State and Federal Governments Regarding the Rights of Private Citizens,” during Bluffton University’s Constitution Day Forum on Tuesday, Sept. 19.

Quarry Farm Fall 2023 newsletter

The Quarry Farm News/Fall 2023 is ready to read HERE.

Details include registration for the annual 5K Walk/Run on October 7 and other scheduled events. Anne Coburn-Griffis invites all to email if interested in setting up a program.

[email protected]
www.thequarryfarm.org
501(c)3 nonprofit

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Pirate cross county runners competed at VW meet

By Cort Reynolds

VAN WERT – The Bluffton cross country teams competed at the Van Wert Health Invitational meet Saturday at the VW Reservoir Course.

Ottawa-Glandorf won the girls team title with 41 points. Lincolnview finished a distant second with 83 points, followed by Parkway (127) in third.

GIRLS 5,000M

Anna senior Paige Steinke won the 129-runner girls race in 18:47.2.

The Pirate girls finished 10th out of 14 teams with 231 points. Bluffton finished ahead of Waynesfield, Crestview, Elida and Wayne Trace.

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