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Ada school board discussed a new lease agreement with the Ada park board during its May 12 special board meeting, according to Meri Skilliter, Ada school superintendent.

The current lease agreement is expiring. The meeting was in open session and lasted about 40 minutes.

 

 

Baseball: Kadin Phipps fired a one-hitter • Softball: 12th season win for Leona Dalton

By Cort Reynolds
ADA - The homestanding Ada softball team run-ruled Cory-Rawson 13-2 in a makeup non-league contest Wednesday evening in the final home game of 2021.

The Lady Bulldog record improved to 12-11 with the five-inning win. The Hornet girls fell to 0-15 with the defeat.

"We tried to get everyone playing time," said Bulldog head coach Rebecca Dicke. "We wanted to dust the rust off, and work on baserunning," she added.     

Ada tallied a run in the top of the first inning and never trailed. Senior Tori Green walked, stole second and third base, then sped home on a passed ball.

Wyandot commissioners reject petition to vacate 5 roads

The Ohio Department of Transportation’s (ODOT) petition to vacate five roads along the U.S. 23 corridor south of the city of Upper Sandusky was rejected by the Wyandot County commissioners. The move puts to rest a project which would have improved the safety of six intersections along U.S. 23 in Wyandot County.

In response to the petition, the Wyandot County commissioners held a public viewing last week at the Wyandot County Courthouse. More than 30 community members and business representatives attended to discuss the project’s merits.

This scene takes place across the country this month as universities hold in-person commencements - many for the first time in two years. This particular scene involves Ohio Northern University graduates celebrating this past weekend.

3 certified and 4 classified openings

Ada schools announced on its Bulldogs Facebook that seven positions are open in the school district for the coming school year.

Certified positions include:
• K-12 Intervention specialist
• 5th grade science and social studies teacher
• Substitute teachers

Classified positions include:
• Elementary secretary
• Cafeteria workers
• Substitute aides and secretaries
• Substitute bus drivers

It relates to the Edwin and Rose Badertscher Simon family

FROM BLUFFTON ICON - Bluffton Icon features a weekly series of Swiss immigrant families who settled in the Bluffton and Pandora area. One of those family members, Rosa Badertscher married Edwin Simon and that couple moved to the Ada area and had 6 boys and 2 girls. This is the story of that larger Badertscher family.

Karl and Anna Weber Badertscher and family are this week’s focus.

A previous column featured Peter and Anna Aeschliman Badertscher (Jan. 21, 2021) and we are unable to find any connections between these two Badertschers.

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