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2020: hot year politically and a year to forget on a social level

But, weather-wise it was pretty ho-hum

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Although 2020 will be remembered by many as a year to forget, weatherwise, the year appeared rather ho-hum. And, given 2020, otherwise, we’ll take it.,

2020 wasn’t really record-setting: not too hot, not too cold, not too much rain, nor too much snow.

Park board, Ada school collaborate on park facilities

The most immediate improvement discussed is installation of turf at War Memorial Field

The Liberty Township Park District Board and Ada Schools have been meeting to discuss renewal of the school contract with the park board for use of facilities.

Part of the talks have been about ways to improve the fields and facilities going forward to improve usability and safety for many athletic teams.

While talks have included strategic planning for improvements to be made in the future, the most immediate improvement discussed is the installation of turf at the Ada War Memorial Field.

So, you think you know Ada? The answer

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

Vancrest medical video answers vaccine questions

Available to staff, residents and family members

Vancrest staff, residents and family members had several covid-19 vaccine questions answered recently, in part by a video that provided information.

Vancrest physician, Dr. Alisa Marzec, and Jessica England, Vancrest's certified nurse practitioner, created the video.

According to Vancrest Facebook, "The video provides answers to some of the most commonly asked questions and hopefully gives clarification to many people.

"If you have any more questions about the COVID vaccine, please call our facility and we will be happy to help answer those."

So, you think you know Ada?

So, you think you know Ada? Okay, where is this? Answer tomorrow.

Second shipment of vaccines now in Hardin County

Given to EMS departments, primary care practices, pharmacies, and home health and hospice agencies

The Kenton Hardin Health Department received its second shipment of COVID-19 vaccine last week and is holding a second closed clinic for EMS departments, primary care practices, pharmacies, and home health and hospice agencies located within Hardin County this week.

These Phase 1A groups have been selected to ensure emergency medical services are available to those in need and care is available for sick patients.

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