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Ada girls soccer win vs. Cory

Marshall sets goal record with hat trick

By Cort Reynolds

The Ada High School girls soccer team scored early and cruised to a 6-0 win over visiting Cory-Rawson in a North Central Ohio Soccer Association mismatch Wednesday, September 27, on Senior Night at War Memorial Stadium.

Bulldog senior Ella Marshall netted three goals to extend her program career record to 47.

With the hat trick she also broke her own Ada season mark for goals with 18, surpassing her record of 16 set last year.

Senior passing ace Olivia Burkhart netted two goals, and junior Lexi Poling added the other goal. 

With the dominating win, Ada improved to 6-3-2 overall and 2-1-1 in NCOSA action.

Youth group meets Sunday evenings at Ada Presbyterian Church

Ada Presbyterian Church has an invitation for Sunday, October 1 for a community-based youth group: "We will have fellowship, teaching, games, and more! We will meet on the first Sunday of every month from 6:00-8:00 p.m."

Ada Presbyterian Church
201 S Main St, Ada, OH 45810
Phone: (419) 634-5661

Lima Patrol Post open house for 90th Anniversary

In celebration of the Ohio State Highway Patrol’s 90th anniversary, the Lima Post is  hosting an open house for members of the community. The open house allows our Patrol personnel, including troopers, and professional staff, to interact with the public we serve. 

September 28, 1:00-5:00 p.m.
Lima Patrol Post, 2005 E. Fourth Street, Lima

Members of the community can tour the facility, ask questions and learn about  employment opportunities with the Patrol. A recruiter will be on-site to assist with any  recruitment questions and help with the application process. 

Ada Police Department officers, September 2023

Meet the September 2023 roster of Ada Police Department officers: Front L-R) Sergeant John Iten, Officer Penny Keller-Clark, Officer Aaron Everhart, Officer Michael Bollinger; Middle) Clerk Eileen Peterman, Chief Alec Cooper, Detective Michael Harnishferger, Officer Victoria Sturgill; Back) Officer Andrew Peterman, Sergeant Aaron Crawford, Officer Connor Frazier, Officer Clayton Eichman 

Letter: Permanent improvement renewal levy is essential to our schools

The following is a letter to the editor by Ada resident Ben Thaxton.

Dear Ada Community,

I am writing to urge our community to vote in favor of the 5-year Permanent Improvement RENEWAL levy on the November 7, 2023, ballot. This levy RENEWAL is essential for maintaining and improving our public school, which is the foundation of our community.

The permanent improvement levy is a RENEWAL of an existing levy that has been in place for many years. It is NOT a new tax. The levy provides funding for important capital expenses, such as building repairs and renovations, new technology, and safety equipment. A permanent improvement fund helps Ada Schools avoid using general fund revenue for capital expenses, which frees up general fund revenue for educational services for children.

Bulldog girls soccer loss in Bluffton

By Cort Reynolds

The Ada High School girls soccer team lost a defensive 2-0 battle at rival Bluffton in a key Northwest Conference match Tuesday evening, September 26, at Steinmetz Field.

The first-place Pirate girls improved to 8-4-1 overall and 5-0 in NWC play with the crucial win. 

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