A stove fire at 515 N. Main St., Ada, was called in to the Ada Police Department at 2:59 p.m. on Monday, July 13, according to the Ada police log.
The log stated that units responding included one unit from LaFayette fire department, Ada police, Ada-Liberty Township EMS and several units from the Ada-Liberty Township fire department.
Attached at the bottom of this story are Hardin Sheriff logs from July 12-13 and July 13-14.
On Saturday, an Ada Municipal Pool employee tested positive for covid-19, according to Ada village officials.
As a result the pool was closed Sunday and Monday, July 12-13.
Several actions took place in the meantime, allowing the pool to reopen on its regular schedule today (Tuesday, July 14), according to Angela Polachek of the village.
Following the notification to the village, the Kenton Hardin Health Department informed the village on Sunday that no other pool employees needed to be contacted as part of the contact tracing protocol.
By Jenna Cotterman MOT, OTR/L, COQS
Home Health Therapy Manager
Bridge Home Health & Hospice
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, being able to stay at home to receive nursing care and therapy services may be a newer thought to some.
Many aging individuals aren’t aware of the insurance benefits they already have that include in-home care. Those with Medicare as their primary insurance are typically covered 100 percent for home care services, as long as certain criteria are met.
One of these is being “homebound.” It may sound like a scary term, but it is less restrictive than it sounds.
The Village of Ada will hold a special council meeting Monday, July 13, at 6:30 pm in council chambers.
The purpose of the meeting is to enter into executive session. The public portion of the meeting will be available via CISCO WebEx. Guests may join the meeting by using the meeting information below:
