The Ohio Development Services Agency and the Area Agency on Aging 3 want to remind Ohioans that assistance is available to help with their home energy bills. The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) provides Ohioans at or below 175 percent of the federal poverty level with a benefit to help pay their heating bills.
Applied directly to the customer’s utility or bulk fuel bill, the benefit can help manage heating costs during the cold winter months. Customers who are threatened with disconnection, or have been disconnected from their utility service, may also be eligible for the HEAP Winter Crisis Program.
Applications are being accepted now for summer help at the Ada Municipal Pool.
The pool is currently accepting applications for the following seasonal positions: Assistant Pool Manager:
$12.35/hour
Can expect to work approximately 20-30 hours per week.
Experience working with the public and managing multiple assignments a plus.
Current Red Cross Certified Lifeguards:
$10.35/hour
Cashiers:
$8.60/hour
Customer service and/or concession stand experience a plus.
The pool is open to the public from Saturday, May 25, to Saturday, Aug. 10.
Do you need assistance with your Ada Village Income Taxes?
The Village of Ada uses the services of Central Collection Agency (CCA) Division of Taxation for filing and payment of village income taxes. As a service to its customers, CCA schedules on- site taxpayer assistance.
Auditors from CCA will be at the Ada Depot on Saturday, March 23, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Auditors will be able to assist taxpayers with their Village of Ada income tax form preparations.
CCA also handles income tax from the Village of Alger.
Ada High School’s Varsity Singers will conclude their show choir season with a community performance Wednesday, March 20, at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
This year’s show “Little Red” retells the story of Little Red Riding Hood; featuring CoCo McLaughlin as Red and Nora Dellifield as the Wolf.
Emma Ferguson, Reece Evans, Alyssa Wince, Josie Poling and Kesewa Akyeampong are also featured soloists. A free will donation will be collected at the door with proceeds to be used toward purchasing decals and lettering for the Music Booster trailer.
Drive past the tennis courts at War Memorial Park.
You may not believe what you see.
Thanks to a community effort by a tennis courts resurfacing fundraiser that started last fall the courts look – well, very inviting.
But, it still needs some little tender-loving donations to be completed.
The renovation project cost $66,075 and funding from all sources has reached $63,390, which means the committee seeks its final $2,685 to complete the improvement project.
The costs included $55,125 for an asphalt overlay and acrylic resurfacer, plus $10,950 to remove and replace fence fabric with tension wire.
