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March 25 Ada school update

Concerning meals, students' mental health, students' progress,

Here is the March 25 community update from Ada Schools.

Yesterday was the first day, I think, where the Governor’s press conference didn’t impose a change or tweak to what schools are doing. So, we didn’t do a community update.

But, today I wanted to share a few things that may be helpful. We are awaiting word, hopefully next week, as to whether this closure is to be extended (which I personally believe is likely), and thus we will begin to communicate our plans moving past April 3.

In the meantime, here are some items I hope are helpful:

Looking for online internet options?

Here's some information from the Ada school website

The following is an announcement from the Ada school website:

Looking for online internet options? Here's some info we have:

Watch Communications:
The following measures are being implemented immediately and will remain in effect until April 30, 2020:

What's for supper, Ada?

Check out the Icon's list of Ada and Alger businesses offering carry-out meals

What’s for supper?

Hey, Ada, you can still order meals from area restaurants and pick up your meal for carryout.

In addition to this list, drive-thrus are open at McDonald's and Taco Bell. The local list follows (If your business is not listed, send details to: [email protected]:

ADA BUSINESSES offering carryout
• New China Chinese Restaurant
419-634-8591

• Padrone's of Ada
419-634-4455

• Jalapenos
419-634-0440

• The Inn at ONU
419-772-2500

State of Ohio now under “Stay at Home” order

The State of Ohio announced on March 23 that Ohio will be under a "Stay at Home" order.

The order went into effect beginning Monday, March 23,, at 11:59 p.m. and will remain in effect until 11:59 p.m. on April 6, unless the order is rescinded or modified. 

"We haven't faced an enemy like we are facing today in 102 years - we are at war. In the time of war, we must make sacrifices, and I thank all of our Ohio citizens for what they are doing and what they aren't doing. You are making a huge difference, and this difference will save lives," said Governor DeWine.

Business request from Sheriff Everhart

Asking for a list of employees essential to your business continuing operation

Update from  Hardin County Health Department
We are trying to share as much information as possible, we are encouraging any business even if essential to consider letting employees work from home, or the option to stay home for their health and safety.

The Sheriff and the Emergency Operations Center is asking for a list of employees that would be essential to your business continuing operations. We can be reached at the EOC number at 419-675-8488.

Preferably a list, and each employee should have a letter from your business stating they are essential in the event they would be stopped.

Hardin Chamber and Business Alliance closes office

Employees of the Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance will be working from home and the office is closed until further notice.

Staff members will be check emails and voicemails, and will work to respond as quickly as possible.

Holli Underwood, Economic Development | [email protected]
Jesse Purcell, Chamber & Tourism | [email protected]
Jacqualine Fitzgerald, Community Development | [email protected]
Chris Barker, Administrative Assistant | [email protected]

 

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