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5 candidates seek 4 openings on Ada council

Nov. 2 general election update

Five candidates have filed for four open spots on the Ada village council in the Nov. 2 general election, according to the Hardin County board of elections.

Robert Simmons, Republican, and Sean Beck, Democrat, filed prior to the Feb. 3, party filing date.

Jeff Oestreich, Noah Ristau and Jason Campbell have filed prior to the May 3, independent filing date, to fill out the ballot.

One additional opportunity to be on the ballot is to file as a write-in candidate. The deadline for write-in candidates to be recognized by the board of elections is Aug. 23. However, write-in candidates’ names will not be on the ballot.

Ohio Northern will hold six in-person graduation ceremonies

Covering 2020 and 2021 graduates

All Ohio Northern University Commencements on May 8 and May 9 will move indoors due to an unseasonably inclement weather forecast.

“When we made the decision to hold in-person commencements outdoors, rain or shine, that made sense until a few days ago when the forecast for Sunday, May 9, predicted very steady wet and cold conditions could negatively impact both ceremonies on that day. Obviously, it was time to reconsider ‘rain or shine,’” explains President Daniel DiBiasio.

Expansion underway at Vancrest

6 rooms being added to long-term nursing • 8 rooms being added to assisted living

A building expansion is underway this spring at Vancrest of Ada. According to the Vancrest Facebook, the addition will be completed soon. Occupancy is expected to open within the next three months.

The project involves:

• Six rooms added to the long-term nursing side. Four of the rooms will be semi-private, and the other two will be private, making a total of 10 new beds.

• Assisted living is adding eight rooms. Four of those rooms are one-bedroom apartments, and the four are efficiency suites.

Persons interested in discussion current room availability may call Vancrest at (419)558-1379 to set up a tour.

School year ending

Students at Ohio Northern University preschool performed for their parents via video and enjoyed a pizza party to end the school year on May 7. (June Zimmerman photos)

Ada singles netters defeat Kenton

Sixth win in eight matches

By Cort Reynolds
KENTON - The Ada tennis team climbed over the .500 mark for the first time this season with a 3-2 win at Hardin County rival Kenton under overcast skies Tuesday evening.

The Bulldogs are now 8-7 after registering their sixth win in eight matches. "We won by our usual strong singles play," said Ada head coach Dexter Woods.

Senior Miranda Wills improved to 10-4-1 this season with a convincing two-set win at first singles over Wildcat senior Cameron Zickafoose.

"Miranda got off the courts first by fending off big-serving Cameron with her ever-improving attack and volley game," said coach Woods.

Ada girls' a solid third at Hardin County meet

Ada track invitational returns Saturday

Story and photo by Cort Reynolds
KENTON - The Ada girls track and field team finished a solid third at the annual, six-team Hardin County meet in Kenton Tuesday evening.

Host Kenton won both the boys and girls team titles.

The Ada girls finished with 84 points, while the Bulldog boys came in sixth with 52.

Ada senior Brenna Hissong took first in the 400-meter run to pace the Lady Bulldogs. Sophomore Antonio Pettit finished first in the 110 high hurdles to post the top Bulldog boys showing.

Top Ada finishes:
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
1st Pettit, Antonio 17.2

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