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5 Polar Bears All-Great Lakes Region

Women's and men's outdoor track and field

Three Ohio Northern student/athletes were named All-Great Lakes Region in women's outdoor track and field for 2021 by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.

Senior Stella DeWitt (Weston/Cardinal Stritch, junior Kayla Silva (Westerville/South) and sophomore Anna Schatzle (Brookville, Ind./Franklin County) all earned the honor.

DeWitt was named All-Region in the long jump, where she is ranked fourth in the region and 27th nationally with a season-best distance of 5.60 meters.

Silva earned the honor in both the 100 and 200-meter dashes.

Letter: Concerned about decision by school board on mask wearing

Ada Icon viewers: 

I am writing as an individual, and not as a representative of an organization or institution in Ada.

I am concerned about the recent decision by our school board to allow parents to choose whether or not to have their child wear a mask while at school during the last four days  of the school year.

This decision goes against CDC advice, and against the recommendations of the Ohio Department of Health. Governor Dewine wrote a letter to all school districts last week reminding them that the mask mandate in Ohio does not end until June 2nd, and that schools should remain masked through the end of the school year.

Vicki's Music Studio and Noteworthy Community Choir are back

Grand reopening Friday, June 4, with lots of musical options for all ages

A grand reopening of Vicki’s Music Studio and Noteworthy Community Choir is set for  5 to 7:30 p.m., Friday, June 4, at the studio, 2613 State Route 81, Ada, according to Vicki Mills, studio owner.

“We invite all interested persons to visit our studio, meet our instructors and register for all summer classes and camps,” said Mills.

“You may sign up for private piano or voice lessons,” she said. “And, don’t forget to enter our drawings for tuition discounts plus a grand prize of a full summer tuition remission.”

1981 girls' track

Here's the 1981 Ada High School girls' track team. Names of the team members are under the photo.

Bulldog track qualifies two from district meet  

Ada's top individual finishes were a pair of fourths by senior Brenna Hissong (400 meters) and sophomore Courtney Sumner (long jump)

By Cort Reynolds
FINDLAY - The Ada track and field teams competed in the 16-team Div. III district meet finals Friday at Liberty-Benton.

Columbus Grove captured the boys and girls team titles. 

The Ada girls finished 11th out of 16 teams, while the purple and gold boys squad came in 13th. 

Ada's top individual finishes were a pair of fourths by senior Brenna Hissong (400 meters) and sophomore Courtney Sumner (long jump). 

A top four finish in a district final event qualifies an individual or relay team to regionals at Tiffin next week.

DeWine's ONU tie is one of 54 in his collection

Details from governor's 2020 financial discloser statement

FROM ONU FACEBOOK – “Gov. Mike DeWine's regular coronavirus briefings feature kitschy touches such as a recipe from First Lady Fran DeWine, a birthday shout-out to a staffer, or a special necktie.

It turns out that Ohio's colleges, universities and sports teams took notice.

DeWine received ties from at least 54 colleges and universities, eight athletic teams and four other organizations, according to his 2020 financial disclosure statement recently filed with the Ohio Ethics Commission.

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