Belongs to Sophie and Russ Crawford with assistance from Tristan Seitanakis, their grandson
Posted by Fred Steiner on Tuesday, July 7, 2020
Photos and story by Jimmy Wilson
This week's Ada Icon Veggie Garden of the Week belongs to Sophie and Russ Crawford and their grandson, Tristan Seitanakis.
Recent events prompted the Crawfords, who live on North Main Street, Ada, to plant their garden, not only as a way to raise vegetables for eating, but also to help educate their 6-year old grandson on the importance and rewards of gardening.
While Tristan enjoyed the construction and planting phases, the Crawfords admit that weeding and tending to the plants doesn't seem to have the same appeal to their grandson. Some things never change.
Two Ada Boy Scouts from Troop 124 advanced in rank at the summer Court of Honor held in Ada War Memorial Park.
Jadon Holbrook earned both the Second and First Class rank in his first year in scouting.
Robby Waters achieved Star rank, only two steps away from the coveted Eagle Award.
Boy Scout Troop 124 meets each Monday at 6 p.m. at the park’s scout cabin. Don Spar and Tom Lehman are the troop scoutmaster and assistant scoutmaster.
Photos and story by Cort Reynolds
A baseball memorial for 2020 Ada senior pitcher Alex Sweigart was laid out at the high school park diamond Wednesday.
On display were baseballs signed by parents and friends on the mound and at home plate, a pair of his shoes, a wreath and a sign on the chain link backstop.
Ian Dellifield, who will be a senior this fall at Ada High School, is the Mid-Ohio Energy Cooperative student of the month.
Dellifield is active in several Ada school activities. These include being a member of the Quiz Bowl team, TEAMS Competition, 'Dogs volunteer, Varsity Singers, Wild Steelions and Ohio Northern University steel drum band.
He is also a member of the Ada HS track, soccer and swim teams.
Lots of fresh veggies growing at Jimmy Wilson's 207 Turner garden
Posted by Fred Steiner on Tuesday, June 30, 2020
Some people believe that life begins the day you start a garden. Other insist there are no gardening mistakes, only experiments. If you fall in either group, then this weekly Icon feature will keep you walking down the garden path again and again.
At the suggestion and with the assistance of Jimmy Wilson the Ada Icon introduces a new column we simply call Ada Gardens.
It will continue until gardening ends for the season, and then we hope to plant our seeds again in the spring.
Our first featured Ada Garden is full of green things. You can find it in Wilson’s yard at 207 Turner, Ada.