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Letter - Identify signs of communications disorders during Better Hearing and Speech Month

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With 8%–9% of young children suffering from speech disorders, May’s Better Hearing and Speech Month is the perfect time for parents to learn how to recognize the early signs of these disorders. I am encouraging parents to educate themselves through the Identify the Signs campaign, a national effort of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).

The campaign is designed to combat an overall lack of awareness about communication disorders—a major barrier to treatment for the more than 40 million total Americans who suffer.

Letter: Thanks for all the great information on the Icon

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I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for all of the great Ada information. As an Ada native, now living in Japan, your site has been a wonderful way to keep up on my hometown`s local events and happenings.

Kind Regards,
Craig Hoffman

Letter: 2nd annual holiday Silent Auction a success - over $900 raised

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The Ada Public Library would like to thank those individuals who put in bids for our 2nd Annual Silent Auction items, helping the Library raise over $900, which will go towards free programs for all ages in 2014!

We'd also like to say thank you and recognize those businesses and individuals who so kindly donated items for our auction.

Letter to the Editor: Thank you Bluffton and Ada sponsors

The Ohio Xtreme 12U Fastpitch Softball Team would like to thank the following businesses/individuals for their donation which helped the team with expenses to play in the USSSA World Series in Orlando FL in July:

Bluffton:

Letter: AEP offers potential power outage tips

Dear AEP Ohio Customer:

The National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio is predicting a Hazardous Weather Outlook for several counties in Ohio. This threat includes the potential for heavy rainfall, large hail, damaging winds and possibly isolated tornadoes. It is anticipated that this storm system will enter the area late this afternoon and early evening.

Severe weather could mean possible power outages. At AEP Ohio, we continue to monitor the storm's path and are preparing resources to be ready to respond once the threat has passed. AEP Ohio encourages its customers to be prepared as well and to keep these tips in mind:

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