No need for coal for eyes and buttons. Today's Frosty the Snowman is a tennis player. The snowman in the Bryan and Colleen Marshall front yard on Hays Avenue, Ada, is ready for a game. Those are tennis ball eyes and buttons. And, check out those arms.
Michael Harnishfeger, Ada Police Chief, provided the Icon with the Ada police log Dec. 9 to Dec. 15.
December 9
•Two Males Arrested for Wanted Persons, Report taken foe Wanted Persons and Overdose
• Handled Abuse Complaint, Summons issued for Domestic Violence, Report taken for Family Matter
• Handled Theft Complaint on N Main St, Report taken for Theft from Mailbox
• Handled Threats and Vandalism Complaint on Northern View Dr
Hey! That's Santa Claus. You are correct. And he visited with lots of kids of all ages last evening at the Ada Public Library. Want to see all the photos? Click here and we'll take you to the library Facebook and all the photos.
Winter weather is playing havoc with lots of last-week-of-school programs. One of those events put on hold is the Ada School Geography Bee.
According to Suzanne Hardesty, gifted coordinator/intervention specialist for Ada Schools, the Bee was planned for Dec. 17, but, it was postponed.
Hardesty said, "The National Geographic Society sponsors this bee. Ada's winner takes a timed paper-pencil test and the winners of that test continue to the Ohio Geography Bee.
Medals go to the first, second, and third place studnets and are sponsored by Ada Academic Boosters.
The grade-level champions and alternates who have qualified for the event follow:
