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ROBOTs (Repatriating Ohio’s BOx Turtles) counters illegal turtle collection

FROM ONU.EDU/NEWS__Thirteen juvenile Eastern Box Turtles recently traded the threat of euthanasia for a life foraging for worms and berries in a Northwest Ohio forest, thanks to groundbreaking conservation work at Ohio Northern University.

By Brittany Berens, DO
Obstetric Hospitalist, Blanchard Valley Obstetrics & Gynecology

For many expectant parents, the birth of a child is a profoundly personal and meaningful experience. Ensuring the safety and well-being of both mother and baby during labor and delivery is a top priority, and the presence of obstetric hospitalists in a hospital birth setting plays an increasingly important role in achieving that goal. Obstetric Hospitalists are dedicated physicians who focus solely on providing care to pregnant individuals who come to the hospital to deliver, and our presence brings significant benefits to patients and their families.

MEDIA RELEASE__Hardin County Energy Trail featured on the Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance website.

HARDIN COUNTY GREEN ENERGY TRAIL

As you follow the trail from South to North, you will explore the rich pioneer history of our lands while viewing the cutting-edge technology defining our future.

FROM FACEBOOK __Get ready to move! Zumba is coming back to Ada Public Library for a trial session on Saturday, August 15. Join us for:

Zumba @ 9:45 a.m.

Zumba Gold Chair @ 10:45 a.m.

These will likely be low-impact so the instructor can test her muscle recovery, but you're welcome to adjust to your own personal ability. See you there!

 

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS Contacts on the Classifieds

Ada’s Rister 2nd individual with an 83

By Cort Reynolds

ARLINGTON__The Ada High School varsity golf team teed off its regular season with a strong second-place showing at the 10-team Arlington Invitational on the Sycamore Springs Golf Course Thursday, July 30.

The Bulldog linksters finished only three strokes behind first-place Arcadia, 377-380. 

Ada senior Brody Rister took second overall individually with a solid 18-hole score of 43-40=83. 

“Remarkably, 57 strokes were cut from last year’s results,” said second-year Ada head coach Tod Schmidt of the Bulldog team improvement at the same event in 2026.

By Paula Pyzik Scott
[email protected] and 567-400-4266

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