Today, Wednesday, Nov. 1, law enforcement officers in Hardin County will begin keeping a keen eye on drivers, looking for all manor of violations during the month because six people have been killed on roads and highways here this year.
State highway patrol, sheriff's officers, Ada and Kenton police today will begin a Hardin County target enforcement of driving laws focusing on failure-to-yield, which caused 3 fatalities; seat-belt violations; and distracted driving, which occurs more now with texting.
Want to hear WONB’s broadcast of the ONU men’s soccer game vs. Marietta on Tuesday at 7 p.m.? Tune in to 94.9 FM or listen online at wonb.net. You can also tune in on Wednesday at 4 p.m. to hear the ONU women’s soccer team face Otterbein in the OAC Tournament semifinals.
The Ada Public Library enjoys special days, just like each of us, even when things get a little spooky. On Tuesday morning it was costume time for the library's youngest patrons. See the story by Monty Siekerman below for all the details.
Story and photos by Monty Siekerman
It was Spooktacular!
And, the little ones sang the banana song, which had something to do with bananas.
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The Ada Public Library sponsored a costume time for the younger youngsters on Tuesday morning, while the older kids enjoyed a costume time in the evening.
By Monty Siekerman
News reports have mentioned Day of the Dead more often this year. Is this a new holiday coming to America? Can one really celebrate death? Even the local theatre now has "Happy Death Day" playing.
Not to be left behind, the ONU Latino Student Union held a celebration/ observance of Day of the Dead on Monday afternoon in Affinity Commons.
There were snacks and table decor that looked a lot like spooky Halloween decorations. Those who attended made papel picado, which are cutouts using tissue paper.
Plus, the uninitiated learned a little more about Day of the Dead.
