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From the Hardin County Extension Office - Because of the continued rains in the area, wheat harvest will likely be late again this year.

Throughout the state, the crop is now ready for harvest in some fields, but will likely not be cut until the first or second week of July or even later, depending on weather and field conditions.  A late harvest combined with excessive rainfall will mean more time for late-season mold growth, mycotoxin accumulation, test weight reduction, and sprouting, all of which together could result in poor overall grain quality.

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WEATHER PREDICTED TO BE PERFECT
TEMPERATURES IN LOW 70S - NO CHANCE RAIN
WINDS LIGHTS AND VARIABLE

Patriotic classics, American standards, and popular movie and Broadway tunes will highlight the Lima Symphony Orchestra’s Fourth of July “Patriotic Pops” celebration on the campus of Ohio Northern University. The event is free and open to the public.

The concert will take place on the sculpture mall east of McIntosh Center between Presser and Weber halls. This will be a fun-filled family event exploding with patriotic music and a tribute to our armed services. The concert begins at 7 p.m.

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Work on the Klingler Road improvement project continues despite the rains of June. At the moment much of the dug out road is underwater.

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June 22nd
-          Handled a domestic trouble complaint, report taken
-          Traffic stop warning for speed
-          Handled a drunk driver complaint, male arrested, citation issued for operating vehicle intoxicated, report taken
-          Handled a fraud complaint, report taken
-          Handled a possible narcotics complaint

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Young members of the Ada summer swim team practice under the watchful eye of coaches. Swim team practice takes place on weekday mornings 

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It's off to Romania on Wednesday for these eight Adalites, including (front row, from left) Julie Ludanyi and Barb Ulrey, co-directors, Noah Allen, Caleb Dunlap; (back row) Kathi Dunlap, Will Allen, Lydia Smith, Rikki Nichelson.

The group, from various churches, is on a mission trip to work with 45 youth there, primarily to teach English.

Other activities for the campers include Bible study, music, sports, and crafts.

The group will return to Ada on July 14. Julie's parents were from Transylvania, a Hungarian-speaking portion of Romania.

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