Leipsic
Leipsic, OH · Municipal
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Tap water woes for some Fremont residents
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Nasty, nauseating and mildewy. That’s how some Fremont residents describe the taste and smell of their tap water after they claim it changed over a month ago. Veronica Rohm has made the switch to bottled water because the taste is so bad. Rohm also claims...
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Fort Meigs hosting events after dark to help shed a light on the site’s historical significance
PERRYSBURG, Ohio (WTVG) - This is the time of year when people love to settle in around the fire and hear a good ghost story. The Fort Meigs Historic Site in Perrysburg is the perfect place to do just that ... if you dare. Fort Meigs stands like a sentinel...
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To the editor: Oregon data center would bring needed jobs
This November, Oregon voters will decide whether to restrict data center development in their city. As a member of Carpenters Local 351, I’m asking them to think about who builds these projects, and what we lose if they never get built. Oregon calls itself the “City of Opportunity” for a reason. This town grew up around power plants, refineries, and chemical plants built by union hands, and those jobs supported generations of families in Lucas County and the region in general. The proposed data center at Wynn and Corduroy roads is the next project of that kind. It would put hundreds of carpenters, millwrights, electricians, pipefitters, ironworkers, and laborers to work, and it could mean millions to the city and schools. You don’t have to guess what that looks like. Just south of here, Meta’s $800 million data center in Middleton Township, outside Bowling Green, is under construction right now. More than 1,000 workers are on site at the peak of the build. Over 200 of those workers are members of our union. Those paychecks are going to families in Lucas and Wood counties. Projects like these should be built by union tradesmen. A data center is high-voltage, high-precision work.
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Vantage data center plan draws questions ahead of Oregon vote
OREGON, Ohio (WTVG) - Vantage Data Centers held an open house Sunday at Clay High School, giving residents a chance to ask questions about its proposed $1 billion data center ahead of a vote on the project next week. Resident group opposes project. United Neighbors of Oregon, a resident-led group,...
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Monclova Township: Zoning resolution and master plan discussion
MONCLOVA TOWNSHIP – As Monclova Township continues to grow – with new industries, services and homes – the zoning resolution and master plan outlining and governing that growth needs to be continually evaluated, trustees Chuck Hoecherl, Debbie Stevens-Laux and Barbara Lang agreed during their Oct. 19 meeting.
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Roadway extension prepares for business park investment
MONCLOVA TOWNSHIP – Anticipating a possible $20 million project in Legacy Business Park, Monclova Township trustees agreed to front $630,000 toward a $1.4 million road extension to service the area. A 1,200-foot Riverfort Drive extension, built to access Legacy Business Park off of S. Jerome Road in 2024, provides...