Leipsic News

Ottawa Matthew A. Yohe, 18, died Feb. 9, 2012, at his residence. He was born June 11, 1993, in Denver to Patrick and Faye Bellman Yohe, who survive in Ottawa.

Recently, the Ohio Department of Development's Office of Community Development awarded Putnam County $371,500 in Community Development Block Grant Discretionary program funds.

The village council last night was informed that the Ohio Economic Development Administration grant for the waste water treatment plant , which has been up in the air for months due to questions concerning whether or not the village still demonstrated need, one of the stipulations of the grant, is going forward to the bidding stage.

The Putnam County commissioners admitted they had received an offer from Trilogy to purchase Putnam Acres, but said "they were not selling" the facility.

She was born July 11, 1920, in Glandorf, to the late Charles and Margaret Meyer.

Last Monday night, village council unanimously green-lighted legal council, Keith Schierloh, to begin the legal process for acquiring the property located between Dino's and Roses and Ribbons.

The Vikings were ranked tenth in the first weekly poll, but after their loss to Columbus Grove Saturday night dropped to 14th in this weeks poll.

Michael E. Feldman, 43, of Kalida, died Saturday morning, January 14, 2012, on St.

Columbus Grove blistered the nets Saturday night as the Bulldogs handed Leipsic their first loss of the season 82-51 in Putnam COunty League action.

Concerns centered on safety, efficiency and transparency in the commissioners office.