Beatitudes (formerly known as Restore) announced that Rob Kanzig resigned from his post as executive director effective June 15, according to Jennifer Grant, Beatitudes board chair.
In his statement, Mr. Kanzig stated: “I am appreciative of the experience, and do wish the best for the center.”
During his years of service he oversaw many programs benefiting the Ada community, such as Picnic in the Park, which provides lunches for children during the summer; the Kid’s Christmas shopping event; and the Beacon Fund, which provides financial assistance to individuals to help them meet their social and financial needs.
Fifteen students from Ada, Alger and Allen East communities received their Associate’s degrees from Rhodes State College following spring semester 2020. The list is below:
A celebration of life for Martha (Betty) Jolliff takes place 7 p.m. on Friday, July 3, at The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Great Room at 5436 State Route 309 E., Kenton.
She died Thursday, April 23, 2020, at 9:32 p.m. at the Mennonite Memorial Home, Bluffton. Click here for her previously posted obituary.
We thought we tossed a fast ball, but Michael Simon nailed it for a home run. Our mystery photo (shown above) can be spotted at the football stadium. See the photo below.
Ohio Northern University is now providing on-campus visits to prospective students, according to its Facebook.
Visits may be scheduled as on-campus or virtual visits.
Each option allows prospective students to meet with admissions, a faculty member in a chosen area of study, and a campus tour led by a current ONU student.
ONU is limiting the number of on-campus personal visits each day to protect the health and safety of the campus and visitors. Protective measures, including social distancing, regular cleaning, and face masks are a part of each visit.
