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Except for being careful not to get food in his beard, he eats the same as everyone

By Monty Siekerman
Breakfast with Santa, always a sold out event at The Inn, was held Saturday morning.

It’s become a family tradition for many families. Santa listens to wish lists from the youngsters, gives them a present, and has his photo taken with the children. And, all enjoyed a delicious meal.  

Mason Stombaugh, 5, and brother Jayden, 11, tell Santa their wish list. The children are the sons of Ashley and Dave Stombaugh of Wapakoneta.  

REFMAN - Spotted on a black Equinox on the ONU campus during a wrestling tournament.

Here's a run down of activities in Ada during December and January

Ada's is ready for some holiday treats. You'll find them as events in the December section of the Ada Icon's Hometown Happenings.

The calendar, compiled by Darlene Bowers, includes lots of events taking place in Ada during December and January.

On our schedule includes events from:
• The Ada community
• Public meetings
• Village service schedule
• Ada Public Library
• Ohio Northern University
• The Inn at ONU
• The Freed Center
• Ada schools

A printer-friendly version is attached at the bottom of this story, for easy reference.
 

A two-hour fog delay called at 5:50 a.m. this morning resulted in Ada schools cancelled at 8:30 a.m. this morning, Friday, Nov. 30.

 

The Ada Senior Citizens will celebrate Christmas with a breakfast at 9 a.m. on Wednesday. Dec. 12 at Community Health Professionals. They will also assemble goodie bags for those who are physically unable to attend meetings.

 

Activities and trips for 2019 will be discussed at the next meeting at 12:30 p.m. on Jan. 9 at CHP.

 

Those who are 55 and over may join the Senior Citizens for $10.

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