In case you missed this, there's curbside service this summer at the Ada Public Library. Here's how it works:
The services are following local, state and federal directives and guidelines.
Requesting items:
Patrons may place requests using the library’s online catalog at: ohio.ent.sirsi.net/client/ada
or by call the library at 419-634-5246 with a book title or topic request.
Picking up items:
Park outside the library and call 419-634-5246 to let the staff know you are in the parking lot. Please stay inside your vehicle and a staff member will place items in trucks or unoccupied back seats.
Ada Public Library will offer curbside services starting on Monday. The services are following local, state and federal directives and guidelines. Here’s how it will work:
Requesting items
Patrons may place requests using the library’s online catalog at: ohio.ent.sirsi.net/client/ada
or by call the library at 419-634-5246 with a book title or topic request.
Picking up items:
Park outside the library and call 419-634-5246 to let the staff know you are in the parking lot. Please stay inside your vehicle and a staff member will place items in trucks or unoccupied back seats.
CLICK HERE to watch her read "The Serious Goose," by Jimmy Kimmel. And, before you watch, check out photos at the bottom of this story as a preview of what you'll find in the video.
Just remember, there is nothing silly about goose.
Critics are raving over the Ada Public Library’s newest video starring Matt Gossman, Ada school board president, featuring supporting actress Natalie Walton and a rising star, Mudge, the Ada Bulldog mascot.
The short video – watch it by clicking here – tells the story of a boy who, sort of, but sort of not, becomes a pizza. The above link takes you to the library Facebook. Once you are there, scroll down to view the video.
Here’s what critics say about the video:
Manda Bennett Carr – Omgosh!!! I was laughing so hard!!! This is fantastic. MUDGE!
If you've followed the Ada Public Library Facebook you are aware that Gossman Farms have two baby ducks and three baby turkey that were in need of names.
They invited library patrons to help name the birds - a boy and girl name for the ducks and a boy and two girl games for the turkeys.
This invitation came about after the library had a chicken storytime at the farm on April 7. CLICK HERE to watch a video of the visit.
After several suggestions, the decision was to name the poultry after the spice rack.
