That 6th grade tradition
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By Monty Siekerman
Traditionally, Ada 6th graders help their Village by mulching Railroad Park a few days before school is out for the summer.
This year, the 57 students put down many buckets of black mulch for two hours on Monday afternoon to make the flower beds look even more outstanding.
“Many hands make light work” says the English proverb. Sixth grade teachers assisting were Kim Guagenti, Kristie Reichert, and Kelsie Weber substituting for Chelsea Parson.
Cheryl Geer of the village street department, oversaw the work. Ada High School seniors assisted Village Administrator Jamie Hall at the pool on Monday morning, which, by the way, opens Saturday.
Photo: The final result, nicely mulch flower beds in just two hours.
• Hands turn black when mulching when you are really into getting the job done.
• A little water washes away the mulch stain.
• All hands on deck.
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