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By Bryan Kress
It wasn’t offense, defense, or special teams that dominated the game, but rain. All across Ohio rain was the biggest story as it made it difficult for every team to get going.
7-6 was the final score as both offenses were stuck in the mud and yards were hard to come by.
Quarterback Robbie Stratton took snaps for the first time since last season, but the weather made sure he had a difficult time throwing.
Music teachers around the world want you back! On Saturday, Oct. 19, give music lessons a second chance for only $5.
Krysti’s Music Studio is participating in this world-wide event and will donate every penny raised to Musicians on Call, a non-profit organization that brings live music, happiness, and hope to the bedsides of hospital patients.
Bluffton High School softball teams will play their 2014 games at the village park. The Bluffton school board approved the move during its Monday night meeting. The Bluffton council was informed of the request at an earlier meeting this month.
Several other actions took place at Monday’s school board meeting.
Certified staff advancements were approved to:
• Nicole Anderson
• Rachel Diller
• Teri Steinmetz
Hannah Combs was approved as a student teacher with Sandy Karhoff from Aug. 26 to Dec. 11. Combs is a Bluffton University student.
