By Monty Siekerman
During Tuesday's election, Mara Guyton, an 18-year-old senior at Ada High School, was elected Democrat precinct representative for Liberty Township. She ran unopposed.
Here, Mara (left) and twin sister Olivia hold a bouquet of flowers from the Democrat legacy dinner which they attended recently in Columbus.
Mara was Olivia's campaign manager for Homecoming attendant, so, naturally, Olivia was Mara's campaign manager for precinct committee person.
Mara has high hopes...to some day be a U.S. Senator. She says she has been interested in government and politics since she was 6 years old. Sister Olivia plans to be a nurse.
The next Hardin County Chamber & Business Alliance "Business After Hours" is Thursday, March 17, from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. at OSU Extension, Hardin County.
Alliance staff will host extended community office hours to welcome the general public to exchange ideas, discuss business and community needs and answer any questions about the Alliance activities, programs and events.
Family Consumer Sciences Extension Educator, Jami Dellifield, will give a demonstration of the Spark Lab.
A line forms at the Liberty Township precinct at 9:30 a.m. on March 15 this as primary voters prepare to cast their ballots. Pool workers at the N Men's Association building and at Community Health Professionals, where the two Ada precincts vote, expected a larger than usual turnout for the primary. This year, the candidates for president are in a battle to win their party's nomination and Ohio could make a meaningful difference in who becomes the nominees.
Community Health Professionals was a busy place this morning. Residents of the two village precincts voted there. Those who live outside the village, but live in Liberty Township voted at the N Men's Association building. (Monty Siekerman photo)
