“During this process there may be a slight discoloration of the water caused by sediment or rust being flushed from the water mains,” said Jamie Hall, village administrator
Public works employees will handle the annual procedure and here’s what village water customers need to know:
Work will begin in the northeast and southeast sections of the village. The work will be completed in a pattern moving from the center toward the outside of the village, and then in a clockwise rotation Mondays through Fridays from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. until all hydrants are flushed.
“During this process there may be a slight discoloration of the water caused by sediment or rust being flushed from the water mains,” said Jamie Hall, village administrator. “Households experiencing this should not be alarmed.”
Ada schools announces that the program "FinalForms" has taken the place of the traditional paper forms that the school used in past years. This announcement is on today's Ada school website.
The window for the new school year is open now. The school asks persons to take time to update, verify and sign your forms. All forms should be signed prior to the start of the school year. The first day of school is Monday, Aug. 24.
Ada High School senior, Megan Light, is the August Mid-Ohio Energy Cooperative AHS student of the month.
Megan is involved in several school activities. These include volleyball, basketball, club volleyball, Aspirations, Student Council, FCA, Language Club, FFA, Quiz bowl and 'Dogs volunteeer.
Outside the classroom she is active in 4-H and has served as a 4-H camp counselor. She is a member of the Hardin County junior fair board and is a member of First United Methodist Church, Ada.
If you look closely you might be able to idenfiy the exact location of this photo. It's looking south on Ada's Main Street in a colorized post card from the beginning of an earlier century.
A couple thing to consider:
• Look at all those trees – they are somewhat mature, meaning that there was probably a planned planting 25 years earlier.
• We aren't able to determine if the street is paved or dirt. If paved, it is red bricks and would help identify a year.
One place to stay cool this summer is at the Ada Municipal Pool. With the calendar reading August, the pool's days are numbered. Here's a life guard staying out of the sun.
Ohio Northern University faculty member Dr. Dennis De Luca was recognized Friday by Lima Memorial Health System for his role in bringing COVID-19 testing to the greater Lima region.
The event also recognized Ohio Northern University. Click here for addtional background on the testing.
Lima Memorial Health System and Ohio Northern University partnered to bring PCR molecular testing for COVID-19 to the region earlier this year.
Dr. De Luca, associate professor of biological sciences and a molecular specialist, helped lead the initiative on behalf of ONU.
