The Ada Schools interim superintendent Dennis Recker provided the following 23 highlights for 2023 on the live feed portion of the schools website HERE and on the Ada Schools app.
Ada Community,
The school district has had a productive school year to date, and you should be made aware of our highlights to date.
1. The board and administration reviewed and implemented 67 education requirements, based on legislative action, court rulings, and legal opinions.
The Alger Public Library has received a variety of memorials, honorariums, and donations in 2023. "The library would like to thank all those who have generously donated to the library. We join in honoring your loved ones." Any of the titles below can be put on hold by calling 419-757-7755. You may also call to obtain information on placing memorials, honorariums, or book endowments.
In memory of Joey Wilcox from Jack and Jane Wilcox
A ten book box set titled Who Would Win by Jerry Pallotta
In memory of Thomas Capell Walker Jr. of Lexington Ky. by Jack Wilcox
Speed Bumps on a Dirt Road: When Old Time Music Met Bluegrass by John Cohen
The Ada Exempted Village Schools have announced that a school dog. Dolly, a 2.5 year old Goldendoodle, will be introduced to students. The announcement states, “There is a significant amount of research that indicates many benefits to having a school dog including:
Anyone observing illegal activity can call the TIP hotline at 1-800-POACHER (1-800-762-2437) and make an anonymous report.
Northwest Ohio – Wildlife District Two
In October, State Wildlife Officer Ryan Burke, assigned to Hancock County, and State Wildlife Officer Matt D. Smith, assigned to Huron County, patrolled Killdeer Plains Wildlife Area during the early white-tailed deer gun hunting season. The officers noticed a parked vehicle with gun cases in the cab. They contacted the hunter, who had harvested a doe, and discovered the hunter had purchased a deer management permit after the harvest. The hunter was issued a summons for attaching or using a tag on a deer that was taken before the permit was purchased. The defendant paid $170 in fines and court costs in Upper Sandusky Municipal Court.
