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March Ada school newsletter now on the Icon

If you have students in Ada schools here's some important things to know:

• Ohio's State Tests for grades 3 to 12 covering English Language Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies and Science are scheduled in April.

• There's a two-hour early relese on Tuesday, March 29.

• A pint-size hero blood drive is Tueday, March 29.

• Interested in viewing the 2014-15 Ada school test results? Then, read on:

There's lots more school news it and all in the March school newsletter.

CLICK HERE TO OPEN THE NEWSLETTER

You'll soon spring forward - and here's a story about Ada's favorite time piece

Daylight Saving Time begins at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 13. Move your clocks forward (spring forward) one hour before you go to sleep on Saturday night.

Here's a brief history of the clock in the Railroad Park downtown.
The timepiece was installed in 2003 as part of the village's sesquicentennial celebration.
The community raised $10,000 to have the clock and its digital system made by the Verdin Company, Cincinnati, bell makers since 1842.

The clock is now set on Westminster chimes, striking every 15 minutes, not just on the hour. The chimes strike Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Dolly Parton Imagination Library spring basket auction underway

Village accepting summer job applications for the swimming pool

The Village of Ada is accepting applications for positions at the Ada Village Swimming Pool.  Positions available include pool manager, assistant managers, lifeguards and cashiers.

The pool will be open daily from May 28 until Aug. 13. All the information needed to apply is in the application packet, which is below.

The deadline for applying for positions is March 25. Applications may be emailed to angelapolachek.ada@gmailcom or mailed to:
Village of Ada
Human Resources
PO Box 292
Ada, OH 45810

Applications may also be dropped of at the village office, 115 W. Buckeye Avenue, Ada.
 

Night lights on campus- photo essay by Ken Collins

The Ohio Northern University campus is suddenly quiet. No students walk the paths, talk on their cell phones, park themselves at Northern on Main, or the library, or the gym, or in their dorm rooms.

It’s spring break. Ken Collins made his own spring break project - he took advantage of the empty campus to photography it by night.

Here’s what he found.

- Please open the attachment below to view several scenes of ONU that you don't see by daylight.

A glimpse of the 8,000+ visitors to ONU last week

ONU hosted three district high school basketball tournament games during the past week, drawing more than 8,000 people to campus. ONU can host since it is spring break.

Here, Ottawa-Glandorf cheering sections reacts to a basket their team made. O-G went on to defeat state defending champions Defiance is a close game. Final score O-G 46, Defiance 43. O-G advances to the regionals at BGSU. (Monty Siekerman photo)

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