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Send free garage sale ads by Wednesday noon for Thursday sales

By Paula Pyzik Scott

Let's talk about free ads on the Bluffton and Ada Icons. Free garage sale ads are among our most popular, along with help wanted, announcements and other free ads.

Except for garage sales, money-making endeavors require paid ads, which are just $10/10 days. This includes sales, services and ticketed events. The Icons offer BOGO real estate ads, which are posted on both Icons.

Estate sales are not garage sales. Home-based business sales are not garage sales. "I have a sale ten times a summer, every summer" exceeds our offer.

FROM FACEBOOK__Following two new coats of expoy, the Ada Municipal pool is scheduled to open on Tuesday, June 2.

Pool passes are on sale until June 5. If you have purchased passes but not yet submitted photos, send them to [email protected].

Announcements for the pool are now available on the new Village of Ada Facebook page.

PHOTO from Ada Bulldogs Facebook / CLICK to enlarge

By Cort Reynolds

FOSTORIA__The Ada High School track and field team qualified one of its two competing athletes to state as both authored strong performances in final events on day two of the Div. V Northwest Region 15 track and field meet at Fostoria Memorial Stadium on Saturday, May 30.

PHOTOS by Mark Andreasen / CLICK to enlarge

New AHS record of 23 wins; loss to Danville Blue Devils

By Cort Reynolds

BELLEFONTAINE__The Ada High School softball team saw its record-setting season come to an end with a 12-2 loss to traditional power Danville in the Div. VI Region 23 semifinal face-off on Thursday evening, May 28 at Bellefontaine’s Blue Jacket Park.

The Blue Devils jumped in front 4-0 after three innings and never trailed. Danville then broke the game open with a four-run fourth frame.

By Betsi Werling

The Ada Board of Education met on Thursday, May 28 with board president Troy Erickson conducting the meeting. Two Ada students addressed council on school policies and the board presented special honors to a business and a student.

HEARING OF THE PUBLIC
Callie Burgess, an Ada High School student, spoke about student parking concerns. She said that students paying for spots do not always have a place to park. She suggested that teachers park in the front of the school and students who do not stay at school all day could park further away from the school. 

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