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Ada Public Library hosts a Coloring Club today, Friday, June 28, at 3:30 p.m. All ages are welcome.

Attendees will receive a ticket to win prizes. This is part of the summer reading program. 

The acrylic resurfacer, painting the surface, layout and stripe the courts took place this week

Attention Ada tennis players - the courts are calling.

Thanks to a community effort by a tennis courts resurfacing fundraiser that started last fall the courts' upgrade is now complete.

The renovation project cost $66,075 and funding is also very close to being completed.

The costs included $55,125 for an asphalt overlay and acrylic resurfacer, plus $10,950 to remove and replace fence fabric with tension wire.

Funding includes:
$29,235           NatureWorks grant
$14,155           Local contributions
$10,000           United States Tennis Association grant
$10,000           United States Tennis Association grant

By Cort Reynolds
LIMA - The visiting Ada Alligator summer swim team defeated WOAL foe Sherwood in a close meet on a warm Monday evening.

Ada won the combined meet team score, 186-154.

The Alligator combined dual meet record improved to 2-2 after the tight win.

Results:
Event 5 Girls 11-12 200 Yard Medley Relay
Team Relay Finals Time
1 ADA A 2:55.26 40
1) Rausch, Vicky 12 2) Huber, McKenna 11
3) Baumgartner, Lily 12 4) Kin, Addyson 11
2 SHER-OH A 3:03.40 34
1) Gibson, Isabelle 12 2) Bowers, Miley 11
3) Hannouz, Leila 12 4) Hurst, Lyla 11

Ada girls beat the competition

By Cort Reynolds
Check out all the photos at bottom of story -

ADA - The Ada swim team lost an extremely close meet to visiting West Ohio Aquatic League rival Wapakoneta in a makeup meet on a hot Wednesday evening.

Wapak edged Ada 359-356 in the combined meet score. Ada won the girls meet 189-184, while the Waves nipped the Alligator boys 175-167.

The Gators (2-3) host county foe Kenton Thursday at 6 p.m. in their regular season dual meet finale.

Paige Jochims masters the art of blowing bubbles. The bubble experience was part of Thursday's space camp in the public library's summer reading program. Check out additional bubble-blowers in the next photos in this series.

Liberty Belles and Boys 4-H is supporting the Ada Food Pantry by running Food Drive Saturday, June 29, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. in the Hays Insurace Parking Lot (on Main Street).

Some items currently needed are: canned fruit, paper towels, and jars of peanut butter and jelly.

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