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Unofficial Nov. 7 Ada election results

Here are unofficial results from Hardin County Board of Elections for Nov. 7. Winners are indicated with *

Ada school levy
723 For*
368 Against

Ada council
415 Bob Simmons*
402 Terry Keiser*
388 Jeffery G. Oestreich*
386 Donald Fleming*
318 Mary Drzycimski-Finn

Ada school board
651 Nancy Allison*
487 Ernest Daugherty*
293 Nicholas Daniels
246 Steve Ramey

Liberty trustees
677 Bradley D. Hays*
589 Gary G. Hall*
390 Randall Preston, Jr.

How is the recipient of the Distinguished Citizen of the Year selected? The Town and Gown consists of 10 organizations. The public nominates candidates for the award. Each organization selects someone to the T&G committee, which reviews the nominees and selects the winner.

Sponsoring organizations are:
Ada CIC
Ada Ministerial Association
Chamber of Commerce
Junior Civic League
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Ohio Northern University
Rotary Club
Twice Ten Arts Club
Village of Ada

Nearly two dozen from ONU headed to Dominican Republic

By Monty Siekerman
Northern Nursing without  Borders will return to the Dominican Republic for the ninth year, helping about 500 people in four remote villages near San Juan de la Maguana with health care that can make a big difference in how long they live and their quality of life.

The medical mission group appreciates donations of materials. See list below -

High winds on Sunday night

FROM BLUFFTON ICON - An extremely heavy windstorm struck Orange Township, just missing the village on Sunday evening.

MORE PHOTO BELOW -

Power was out for at least four hours in some sections of the township. Dennis Morrison provided several photos to the Icon, showing wind damage.

He reported that the Kimmel barn at 2357 Orange Township Road 27 was heavily damaged in addition to other structures in that neighborhood. Parts of the barn were scattered across the field all the way to State Route 235, over one-half mile away.

CE LA V - This is the life! This plate is frequently seen around Ada.

Proceeds go to the Dolly Pardon's Imagination Library

Photos and story by Monty Siekerman
"On your mark"...looks simple enough, the start of the Dolly Dash 5K/Fun Run at ONU on Saturday.

What makes it a Fun Run? Something to do with Oreos, balloons, and eggs.

See the photos below for the fun part of the Dash. Proceeds from the event go to the Dolly Pardon's Imagination Library, which is located in the library in Kenton.

Yes, college students get up early on a chilly Saturday morning in November to support a worthy cause and have a little fun along the way.

Elaina Gollmar (far right) organized the event sponsored by Residence Life. She is resident director of Maglott Hall.

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