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Special Council meeting called

A special Village Council meeting has been called for Wednesday, Oct. 24 immediately following the public meeting scheduled for 7 p.m. at Community Health Professionals, 1200 S. Main. The stated purpose of the special meeting is to consider and approve a pay ordinance and to discuss the refuse collection contract.

 

Phase II of the Willeke Street improvement will be the topic of the first meeting at 7 p.m. At that meeting, funding details, assessments to property owners, and construction plans will be explained, and those attending may ask questions.

From spacemen to grave diggers

Check out the Halloweeners at the Kiwanis Club parade

Photos and story by Monty Siekerman
Sixty degree weather brought out many ghosts and goblins on Monday evening for the annual Halloween parade and costume contest sponsored by the Ada Kiwanis Club.

There were groups, individuals, and dogs dressed from spacemen to grave diggers, gruesome and ghoulish, to sweet and adorable. The Kiwanis Club handed out many awards to costume winners in numerous categories and age groups. 

Lion tamer

Here's Lion tamer Sami Rettig, 11, with Pipi as Scar and Simba. They were in Ada Kiwanis Club's Halloween parade on Monday. Watch the Icon tonight for lots more parade photos by Monty Siekerman.

Injury plagued 'Dogs lose at Bluffton

Season ends Friday against Allen East

By Dusty Donley
The injury plagued Bulldog’s losing skid continued this past Friday night as they traveled to Bluffton and suffered their fifth consecutive defeat.  The Pirates built a 28-0 first half lead and cruised to a 43-14 final.  The loss drops Ada to 1-5 in the Northwest Conference and 2-7 overall.

Someone you know is on the honor roll

First Ada honor roll of 2018-19

Here's the first Ada school honor roll of the 2018-19 school year.

GRADE 4

ALL A:  Brooklyn Andreasen, Callie Burgess, Kiera Cash, Timothy Chrissobolis, Kolton Dysert, Alivia Gibson, TJ Griffith, Reese Jordan, Jill Lones, Kenley Poling, Dailah Preston, Jacob Rush, Tyler Stauffer, Allison Stockert, Jacob Szippl and Jason Wen

5,000 surgical procedures completed

With minimally invasive robot at BVHS

The surgery department of Blanchard Valley Health System (BVHS) has recently reached the milestone of 5,000 surgical procedures completed using a daVinci robot, which allows surgeons to perform minimally invasive surgery. BVHS is only the second health system in northwest Ohio to achieve this milestone.

The first robot was purchased at Blanchard Valley Hospital (BVH) in 2010 followed by three more purchased in 2011, 2015 and 2018 respectively. Utilizing this robot allows surgeons to increase accuracy due to the greater visibility it provides. Patients who undergo robotic surgery experience faster recoveries, shorter lengths of stay at the hospital and less scarring.

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