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November is on the way

That means several things happening in Ada

November is on the way.

That means several things in Ada, including a Saturday night of one extra hour of sleep. It also means that the Ada elementary school book fair will take place as will parent-teacher conferences, a blood drive, leaf pick-up and Thanksgiving.

Attached to this story is the November list of Ada Icon’s Hometown Happenings. This list includes events from:
• Community 
• Ada schools
• Ohio Northern University
• The Freed Center
• The Inn at ONU
• Public meetings

Darlene Bowers collects items for this monthly list. A printer-friendly copy is attached at the bottom of this story.

Turn your clocks back Saturday night

The Icons remind viewers that Daylight Saving Time (DST) ends this weekend.

On Saturday night before going to bed, turn your clocks back one hour. The next time change is in early March 2021.

A trick-or-treat word of caution

From the Ohio Department of Health

The Ohio Department of Health offers caution during tonight’s local public trick-or-treating.

General guidance
Consider the people in your household who may be at greater risk of complications if COVID-19 is brought into the home, such as those with certain health conditions, women who are pregnant, or older family members.

For parents
• If taking your children trick-or-treating, limit the number of houses you visit and ask your children to stay as far from treat-givers as possible. For small children, consider holding the bag for them. 

Icon corrects local polling location error

Ada north and south precincts vote at Ada schools; Liberty precinct votes at Center on Central

The Icon corrects an error in an earlier story that listed area polling locations.

The correct voting locations follow:
Ada north and south precinct - at Ada school 1986 gym
Liberty precinct - at Center on Central, downtown Ada

In August it was announced by the board of elections that Ada north and south polling location would move from Community Health Professionals to 1986 Ada school gym. 

The move for Ada village voters, according to the board, is due to a state directive: "It has been determined that polling locations are not to be located in a health facility of any sort.”

So, you think you know Ada - here's the answer

So, you think you know Ada? This window is on Presser Hall on the Ohio Northern University camps.

Ada village polling location moved to Ada schools; Liberty precinct voters at Center on Central

Did you know there are more independent voters here than those listing a party designation?

THIS STORY WAS UPDATED ON OCT. 28

• Sample ballots are attached to this story-
• Presidential voting results from 2012 and 2016

Area voters have a date with the election board on Tuesday, Nov. 3. That is if they have not already voted, and plan to vote in person.

In August it was announced by the board of elections that Ada north and south polling location has moved from Community Health Professionals to 1986 Ada school gym.

The Liberty Township precinct voters will vote at Center on Central in downtown Ada. 

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