The power outage seems to be affecting the north end
Posted by Fred Steiner on Monday, February 25, 2019
ADDED AT 9:50 A.M. - ADA PUBLIC LIBRARY CLOSED - NO POWER.
Major electrical power outages are causing disruptions in Ada this morning (Monday, Feb. 25).
Portions of the village are without power and late Sunday evening power lines were down on the 500 block of East Lincoln. Those lines have since been secured but power was not able to be restored until the winds subsided, according to a Facebook announcement by the Ada police department.
Ada schools are closed due to lack of power. In addition, the following message was released by the village at 8:39 a.m.:
News - Village office phones affected by power outage
Posted by Fred Steiner on Monday, February 25, 2019
High winds causing power outages in Ada has affected the Ada schools. At 5:45 a.m., according to Ohio Alerts, Ada cancelled school because the power is out.
Music Boosters selling 5-gallon buckets of detergent, fabric softener and dish soap
Posted by Fred Steiner on Sunday, February 24, 2019
How can anyone resist a good, clean fundraising project?
The Ada Music Boosters invite residents to help the music program at the Ada schools by participating in a booster Good Clean Fundraising Laundry Detergent and Softener Fundraiser now in progress.
The 5-gallon buckets of liquid detergent, fabric softener and dish soap come with a convenient dispensing pump and contain 640 ounces. Pod-Packs of detergent and dishwasher soap are also available.
ALL products cost $45 and come with a 100% money back satisfaction guarantee. Proceeds from the sale help to support Ada’s vocal, instrumental and winter guard programs, as well as this year’s musical.
From the mayor, village administrator and tree commission
Posted by Fred Steiner on Friday, February 22, 2019
Three state-of-the-village summaries were provided to Ada Area Chamber of Commerce members during the chamber’s annual dinner meeting on Feb. 19.
Presentations by Mayor David Retterer, Village Administrator Jami Hall and Tree Commission member Don Traxler provided a view of 2019 anticipated activity in Ada.
“Stop as a stranger and leave as a friend. This place is amazing.”
Posted by Fred Steiner on Thursday, February 21, 2019
“Stop as a stranger and leave as a friend. This place is amazing.”
That’s just one complimentary comment on the 302 Carry Out Facebook from a new customer. And, comments like that one, plus “the thrill of the grill,” (aka porkyburgers), makes the carryout one of the most popular Ada businesses.
So much so that it was nominated and selected as the 2018 Ada Area Chamber of Commerce outstanding business of the year. The business of the year announcement was made during the chamber annual dinner meeting on Feb. 19 at Community Health Professionals.