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E. Highland closure until June 17

Village of Ada notification on Tuesday, Jane 11

Due to an unexpected change in the scope of the East Highland Road Improvements Project we have CLOSED East Highland from Short Street to Industrial Lane until Monday 6.17.2024. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Village phone lines down, June 10

At about noon on Monday, June 10, the Village of Ada sent an email notification that Village phone lines are down. The provider is currently experiencing an outage.

A notification will be sent when service is restored.

Village of Ada notifications available by email, text and app

Signup is available at www.adaoh.org/ Click on the blue "receive updates" button at top right.

The Village of Ada is reminding residents and others in the area that notifications are available for a variety of communications. 

Letter: ACE Day organizers are lining up community service projects

By Katerina Hinkle
International Service Coordinator, ONU Office of Global Initiatives

I am reaching out as a member of ONU's 2024 ACE Day Committee. ACE Day stands for "Ada Community Engagement Day."

2024 Ada Community Pool: Frequently asked questions

The Ada Municipal Pool has provided the following information based on frequently asked questions for the 2024 season. The pool is located at Ada's War Memorial Park and opened on Saturday, May 25.

POOL HOURS AND ADMISSION
Daily Swim: 1:00-8:00 p.m.
$5 per person, free for children 3 and under

LAP SWIM
Monday-Friday from 12:00-1:00 p.m.
This is for adults who are interested in swimming for exercise. Cost: $10.00/person for a 11 session punch card or $1 per session. Pool Passes are not accepted for lap swim.

NIGHT SWIM
Tuesdays from 8:00-10:00 p.m.
$3 per person with no reentry. Ages 13+

PASSES
Regular Season: $70 Single | $240 Family
Passes can only be purchased at the Municipal Building, 115 W. Buckeye

For updates including weather closures, visit the pool's Facebook page HERE.

Weather damage to Ada area barn on May 26

From Facebook

Hometown Stations meteorologist Conner Prince reported wind damage in the Ada area on Sunday, May 26. He received a photograph of damage to a barn east of Ada from Lee Savino and Don Spar.

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