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November 2020

Hardin Ag Hall of Fame banquet cancelled

By Mark Badertscher
The annual Hardin County Agriculture Hall of Fame Banquet previously scheduled for Dec. 1, is cancelled due to the inability to safely gather large groups as a result of the current COVID-19 pandemic. 

The local Ag Hall of Fame committee decided that recognizing individuals this year through an alternative method such as a virtual event would not provide proper recognition for those who are typically recognized with family, friends, and the agricultural community present. 

Therefore, the planning committee has decided to postpone any activity with this event until further notice. 

Parent-teacher conferences go Zoom

Here's how to schedule your meeting

All Ada school parent teacher conferences will be held virtually through Zoom next week.

This includes all K-12 students who are both on campus and online. To sign up for your conference time with your child's teacher, click the links provided below. Links were also emailed to homes through FinalForms.

Parent teacher conferences are Monday, Nov. 23, from 4-8:30 p.m. and Tuesday, Nov. 24, from 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. There will be no school for students on Tuesday, Nov. 24 and Wednesday, Nov. 25. There is also no school Nov. 26-27 for Thanksgiving.

62 new covid-19 cases in Ada in past 2 weeks

238 cumulative cases reported here

According to data from the State of Ohio and Ohio Department of Health the Ada 45810 zip code area has experienced:

• 238 cumulative cases of covid-19
• 141 cases the past 30 days
• 62 from the past two weeks 

This data is from an Ohio zip code dashboard. Click here to view the data.

The dash board includes data by communities and filters data by probable or confirmed case status, county, a specific zip code, or a specific time period.

No "last Wednesday" community meal in November

The "last Wednesday" community meal hosted by St. Mark Lutheran and Sugar Grove United Methodist Church will not take place in November. Watch the Icon for an announcement concerning the December meal.

Council okays 2021 village wage scale

Offering conditional offer of employment to Jared Arnold as PT police officer

Last night Ada council approved a 2021 wage scale covering its employees.

The scales covers five salaried and nine hourly employees and is effective with the first full pay period beginning Jan. 3, 2021. It includes an pay increase of 1.5 percent.

The scale is attached at the bottom of this story.

Council also agreed to offer Jared Arnold a conditional offer of employment as a part-time police officer for the Village of Ada.  

Here's what's in the second Vancrest raffle basket

Vancrest of Ada is now holding is second raffle basket. The raffle second raffle basket including a large soft blanket, necklace and earrings set from Paparazzi Jewelry, a vanilla candle, a size large Bella Canvas t-shirt reading “All the plaid and pumpkin things,” and a large bottle of Barefoot Peach Wine.

Tickets are $2 each or 6 for $10. Contact Jennifer in Vancrest activities department or Kristin, business office manager to pay cash or you can Venmo @Vancrest-Ada.

This raffle is open until 50 tickets are sold. (Must be 21 to win this prize.)

It's book fair time

Nothing is stopping the Ada elementary book fair from taking place. The book fair is online this month. The books will be delivered to the school and then distributed. The link will be open until Sunday, Nov. 29. Teachers have created wish lists for their classrooms as well. Click here to visit the book fair link.

Clothing give-away Nov. 21 at Ada Church of Christ

Congregation says: "Come get some free clothing"

Ada Church of Christ, 316 S. Main St., will hold a clothing give-away from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., on Saturday, Nov. 21.

The congregation invites persons from from Ada, Alger, Dunkirk, Dola and McGuffy  to "come and get some free clothing."

The event will have clothing from infant all the way up to adults. For additional information call 419-233-4476.

So, you think you know Ada? The answer

So, you think you know Ada? Here's the answer.

21-day 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. statewide curfew

The curfew will not apply to those going to or from work, emergencies, or medical care. • Curfew is not intended to stop anyone from getting groceries or going to a pharmacy.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted today provided the following updates on Ohio's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

STATEWIDE CURFEW
Governor DeWine announced today that the Ohio Department of Health will be issuing a 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. statewide curfew beginning on Thursday, Nov. 19. The curfew will be in effect for 21 days. 

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