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Dean Alstaetter feature jazz performer at "JustJazzInn" on Friday

Posted by Fred Steiner on Thursday, July 31, 2014

Dean Altstaetter is the performer for the Friday, Aug. 1, “Just JazzInn,” at The Inn at ONU, Ada.

“Just JazzInn” is a regular Friday feature at The Inn at ONU. You can enjoy live music while taking part of the appetizer buffet. The live music, performed by area musicians, takes place in the Inn’s lobby or courtyard.

Call 419-722-2500 to make reservations, or first come/first serve for the weekly event.
The appetizer buffet opens at 5 p.m. each Friday. Live music is from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Items on buffet include: Fresh fruit, vegetables, salads, and an assortment of cheeses. Also a selection of six hot items is offered throughout the evening.

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Dean Alstaetter feature jazz performer at "JustJazzInn" Friday

Posted by Fred Steiner on Thursday, July 31, 2014

Dean Altstaetter is the performer for the Friday, Aug. 1, “Just JazzInn,” at The Inn at ONU, Ada.

“Just JazzInn” is a regular Friday feature at The Inn at ONU. You can enjoy live music while taking part of the appetizer buffet. The live music, performed by area musicians, takes place in the Inn’s lobby or courtyard.

Call 419-722-2500 to make reservations, or first come/first serve for the weekly event.

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15 with Noah Allen: Talking about homeschooling, music and photography

Posted by Rhett Grant on Thursday, July 31, 2014

15 Minutes with Noah Allen
Interview by Bailey Bowers
Photos by Noah Allen

Tell us about being homeschooled. What are the best and worst parts about it?

So to clarify about homeschooling in general, the reason I choose to be homeschooled (and the reason my parents gave me the opportunity) is that it gives me the ability to expand my worldview and mind. Why? Because I’m not taught what someone wants me to be taught but I can develop my own ideas about the world - it’s less consuming and more thinking.

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Ernest Hopson was a Ford plant employee for nearly 40 years; active in Ada events

Posted by Fred Steiner on Thursday, July 31, 2014

Ernest E. Hopson, Jr., 77, died on Wednesday, July 30, 2014 at 12:50 p.m. at his residence in Ada, surrounded by his wife and children.

He was born Oct. 2, 1936, in Auxier, Kentucky, to Ernest E. and Marie (Webb) Hopson, Sr. who preceed him in death. On July 23, 1956, he married Harlene Sue Wells and she survives in Ada. They just celebrated 58 years of marriage.

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21 Ada High proms ago

Posted by Fred Steiner on Thursday, July 31, 2014

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Twenty-one proms ago – 1993 to be exact – this was the Ada High School prom court.

From left to right (top and front), Matt Mumma and Mandy Knell, Todd Bucher and Traci Aronhalt, Matt Walters (king), and Lindsey Keller (queen), Kyle Poling and Missy Kidd, and Brad Jones and Arlene Lasko.

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Your Legacy Is in Your Hands

Posted by Paula Scott on Thursday, July 31, 2014

By Joe Frost

Financial Advisor
Edward Jones

206 N. Main St.
Ada, OH 45810

(419) 634-9104
www.edwardjones.com
[email protected]

Unless you keep close track of obscure holidays and observances, you probably didn’t know that August is “What Will Be Your Legacy? Month." Still, you might want to use this particular month as a useful reminder to take action on what could be one of your most important financial goals: leaving a meaningful legacy.

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Here's this weekend's Mustard Seed Cafe, Bluffton, dinner features

Posted by Rhett Grant on Thursday, July 31, 2014

Friday/Saturday Dinner Features at Mustard Seed

Barbacoa Beef Tacos - slow-roasted brisket in a sauce of chipotle peppers, cilantro, onion, garlic and lime, served in corn tortillas with our own freshly-made salsa cruda and hand-shredded sharp white cheddar. Served with a side of Mexican Red Rice and limes. Pair with Inversion IPA or a glass of Reserve de Bon Pas Cote-du-Rhone.

Artichoke Pancetta Pasta - angel hair pasta with roasted artichokes, pancetta, spinach and shallots in a roasted red pepper parmesan creme sauce. Pair with a Victory Prima Pils or a glass of Sycamore Lake Riesling.

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Summer Reading Wrap-up Thank You

Posted by Rhett Grant on Thursday, July 31, 2014

SUMMER READING 2014 is OVER:

We'd again like to thank everyone for participating in Summer Reading 2014; the numbers are in, and in case you were wondering:

  • 446 people signed up for Summer Reading:
  • 57-Babies-age 5 (non-Kindergarten)
  • 152-Kindergarten-5th grades
  • 76-6th-12th grades
  • 161-Adults

231 people (of all ages) finished, which is roughly 51% of participants

We held 73 programs over 6 weeks, with1,787 attending programs!

And as always: IT TAKES A VILLAGE!; again we thank all of our donors, as well as local organizations for your assistance in making this an amazing summer!

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Three book discussion groups working on August's assignment

Posted by Fred Steiner on Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Three book discussion groups at the Ada Public Library are tearing into the August book selections. There’s still time to join.

The discussion groups follow:

TWEEN (4th-6th grades) BOOK GROUP:
Friday, August 1st, 4p.m.
Chasing Vermeer, Blue Balliett

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Aug. 18 - yes, the new school year is just around the corner

Posted by Fred Steiner on Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Monday, Aug. 18.

You don't have to check the calendar - it's true, the 2014-14 school year is just around the corner.

As a tune-up for school, the Ada school website has the following 2014-15 school lists:

• Elementary suppy list
• Elementary medical form
• Elementary school fees will be posted soon
• High School emergency medical form
• High School fees will be posted soon
• The district 2014-15 calendar

Viewers may also click here for a copy of the school calendar.

 

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