The Village of Ada is offering extended hours on April 29 to purchase pool passes at a discounted rate. The Village office on the 2nd floor, 115 W. Buckeye Ave will be open until 7:00 p.m. for discounted pool pass purchases only. Questions? Call Michele Chambers at 419-634-4045 ext. 212.
ADA – The Ada High School softball team scored nine first inning runs and rolled to a 17-0 romp over Blanchard Valley Conference rival Leipsic on a windswept Monday evening, April 21.
“We hit the heck out of the ball,” said Bulldog head coach Jeff Bassitt. “That is the best we have hit all year, and the best start we have had this season.”
Ada improved to 12-2 overall and 4-2 in the BVC with the five-inning blowout victory. Leipsic fell to 4-4 and 2-2 in BVC play after the lopsided defeat.
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By Paula Pyzik Scott
The “Made in Ada” water tower emblazoned with the Wilson Sporting Goods logo makes most folks think of NFL football. But from the nearby environs of the Village of Ada water treatment plant, it also serves as a reminder that our tap water is a “Made in Ada” product, too.
On April 16 I joined a group of Ada Community Improvement Corporation members for a tour of the plant led by operator in training Alex Fields. The event was a sort of exam review for Fields, who passed his state certification test last year and will be granted his certificate when he has a full year of plant experience in May.
Have any idea what goes into making water from Ada’s wells safe to drink? I didn’t. Turning on a faucet and making payments are the extent of my personal water experience.
Northern Red Oak trees ordered through the Neighborhood Forest program at Ada Public Library are ready to be picked up. Please plck up orders by 8:00 p.m. on Monday, April 21. Please reach out to Ms. Kari at [email protected] if you have quesitons. The trees need to be in water or planted promptly.
This spring, OhioHealth is implementing new forensic technology across more than two dozen emergency departments as a means of supporting survivors of sexual assault and other forms of interpersonal violence.
OhioHealth is deploying Cortexflo camera systems from Fernico—a high-resolution imaging technology built specifically for forensic use. They are referred to as SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) cameras. OhioHealth has purchased devices for 26 care sites. In addition, three care sites will be upgraded to new equipment in exchange for old cameras.
