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Feedback, costs and options on the table during Neighborhood Revitalization meeting

By Paula Scott

On Saturday, April 15 members of the Ada community participated in one of several meetings developing an application for $750,000 in Neighborhood Revitalization grant funds to advance the health, safety and general welfare of residents.

A public meeting was held at The Depot to discuss preliminary cost estimates for street, fire protection, sidewalk and drainage improvements. Fire hydrant conditions and sidewalk concerns dominated the discussion.

The meeting ended with “homework” for village residents, who can help develop the “why Ada?” portion of the application, submit community project commitment forms for the 2-year grant period of September 1, 2023-August 31, 2025, and provide locations of sidewalks needing repair.

Buggy-semi crash reported south of Kenton

The Hardin County Sheriff's Office is investigating a crash that injured 2 people Sunday afternoon. 

Hardin County Central Dispatch received a 9-1-1 call at 2:43 p.m. reporting the crash at Ohio Route 31 and Twp. Rd. 265, Kenton, where a horse-drawn buggy entered the path of a south-bound semi truck, ejecting the occupants of the buggy. 

Polar Bear women's golf at Illinois Wesleyan Spring Fling

By Tim Glon
www.onusports.com

BLOOMINGTON, Ill.—The Ohio Northern women's golf team braved inclement weather conditions to move up one spot to sixth place out of 16 teams in the final nine holes of the 36-hole Illinois Wesleyan Spring Fling on Sunday morning at Ironwood Golf Course.

The Polar Bears (71-11 overall) carded a 315-328—643 in the tournament which includes seven teams ranked in the top 25 and 12 ranked in the top 50 nationally.

Balmy weather, interrupted

Following balmy days that filled Ada with blooms and buds, April 17 is forecast to be cold and windy. How cold? A low of 35. A seventy percent chance of precipitation and maybe snow? That's what they say. The full National Weather Service update is HERE.

Share the road with motorcycles

A message from the Lima Allen County Regional Planning Commission.

The weather in northwest Ohio has finally warmed and motorcycles are out. It's time for a reminder to share the road and take some extra precautions.

Motorcycle riders are reminded to obey traffic laws, wear DOT-compliant helmets, and other protective gear; also, be visible by wearing bright colors or using reflective tape.

Drivers of cars, trucks, and buses are reminded to look out for and share the road with motorcyclists. Increasing cooperation among all road users will help to reduce crashes.

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Ottawa Metro Park Campground open for 2023

On Fri., April 14, the Johnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District opened the Ottawa Metro Park Campground for the 2023 season. 

The Ottawa Metro Park Campground season will run through October 14, 2023. 

Cost per night is $30, Seniors 60+ is $25 per night. Each site has water, electric, picnic table and fire ring. Campsites are available on a first come first serve basis.

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