By Darlene Bowers Join us this summer as the Ada Public Library and the Ada Icon team up to share favorite books from readers of all ages all over the region. Summer is the perfect time to check out the new library renovation (if you haven’t already) and check out some books. Check the Ada Icon frequently to see who is reading what and grab some ideas for your next reading adventure.
The house is at West Lincoln and Gilbert streets in Ada. Did you wonder what was happening when you first saw yellow police tape around the house? Upon closer examination, the sign on the porch identifies the house as an ONU Department of Biological and Allied Health Sciences forensic crime scene house and training facility. (Ken Collins photos).
Ada schools provide some great ideas for students from grades seven on up. The lists are on the school website. CLICK HERE.
What’s suggested?
Everything from:
• “Where the Red Fern Grows,” for 7th graders
• “The House on Mango Street,” for 8th graders
• “Animal Farm,” for freshmen
• “To Kill A Mockingbird,” for sophomores
• “the Scarlet Letter,” for juniors
• “Slaughterhouse Five,” for AP summer reading.
By Cort Reynolds
The Ada Alligator swim team dove into the first home meet of its 2018 summer campaign with a boys and girls dual meet vs. West Ohio Aquatic League foe Bluffton on a warm Thursday evening.
The Gator boys lost a close battle to the Sardines by a 208-190 score. Meanwhile, the Ada girls were beaten by a 317-122 count. Bluffton thus won the combined meet team score, 525-312.
The Ada boys and girls each fell to 1-1 in dual meets this summer with the losses.
The Cadets concluded their two week stay in Ada with a free Thank You show for the public Thursday evening at Dial-Roberson Stadium. The program “The Unity Project” is the title of this year’s show put on by 154 musicians age 15-22 from throughout the U.S. and internationally. In addition, there are about 65 instructional staff and volunteers here, as well. MORE PHOTOS ARE HERE!
