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POSTAL PATRON www.westbendnews.net VOLUME 14 – ISSUE 6 Good News for Good Communities - Serving Northwest Ohio and Northeast Indiana TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2018 LINCOLNVIEW GRADUATE CHAMBER’S “OFF THE CLOCK” WOODLAN GIRLS FINISH AT CHRIS HUGHES APPOINT- Community ED TO ODOT LEADERSHIP COURTHOUSE TOUR A SUCCESS SECTIONALS AGAINST ANGOLA POSITION Calendar Tuesday, Feb 6 • PC Spelling Bee @ Antwerp Local School Wednesday, Feb 7 • PERI meeting, 10am @ PC Senior Center Friday, Feb 9 • Warrior Fish Fry & Performance, 4:30-7:30pm, Woodlan HS • Payne KofC Fish Fry @ Divine Mercy, Payne, 5-7pm Saturday, Feb 10 • Dress of Your Dreams @ Huber, 10am - 3pm • Jr Theater Workshop @ The Chris Hughes of rural Van Huber, 9a-12p Wert County was recently • JPHS Wine & Cheese appointed as the capital pro- Tasting, 7pm grams administrator for the Ohio Department of Trans- Sunday, Feb 11 portation District 1 • Movie @ The Huber, 3pm, The Paulding Chamber of A new administrative area iconic places, and symbols in Goodbye Christopher Robin within the Ohio Department of Commerce hosted their first the courthouse such as the at- Sunday, Feb 11 Transportation (ODOT) is now Off the Clock at the Paulding tic, the commissioner’s office, • PC Retired Teachers under the leadership of Chris County Courthouse, spon- and the Paulding County seal breakfast, 9:30am @ sored by the Paulding Coun- Hughes of Van Wert County. that reads No Compromise. Vagabond Village Hughes was named capital ty Commissioners; and boy, Before starting rounds of programs administrator for was it a success! Around 100 tours Commissioner Tony Tuesday, Feb 13 ODOT District 1 late last year. people filled the main floor Zartman said, “Welcome to • Reminiscing Oakwood @ District 1 includes the counties of the courthouse before your house,” and reminded Cooper Community Library, of Allen, Defiance, Hancock, being released in groups to everyone that the courthouse 6-7pm Woodlan’s Addison Bayman stole the ball, running down on Hardin, Paulding, Putnam, walk throughout the build- belongs to the entire coun- a free pass, she scores a layup. More pictures at westbend- Wednesday, Feb 14 Van Wert and Wyandot. ing. Elected officials were ty and its people. “I am so news.net • Hills of Lent @ Zion Hughes’ position is new to stationed in each office to thrilled that people of all ages FORT WAYNE - Woodlan 13-4 in the third quarter to Lutheran Church (ea. week ODOT. Following a change in give some history, answer took the tour and were able to saw its girls basketball sea- open up a 40-24 lead entering thru Mar. 21), 7pm ODOT’s departmental struc- questions, and explain the learn something new about son come to a close last week the final stanza. Wednesday, Feb 14 ture last summer, each ODOT unique and historical fea- Paulding’s historical icon,” as the Lady Warriors battled Quarter number four saw district merged its construction tures of the office such as the said Mikayla Pieper, Cham- • PCH Foundation Valentines with highly touted Angola in the Lady Hornets put up 19 and planning and engineering old vaults, secret staircases, ber director. All attendees Party, 7-9pm, Paulding the first half but the Hornets more points compared to areas beneath one administra- and old records. Both Judge were so intrigued by the Eagles tive umbrella, entitled capital pulled away for a 59-29 win in Woodlan’s five in wrapping Beckman and Judge Weh- amount of beautiful archi- • Oakwood Ball Assoc. sign programs. The change in struc- sectional play. up the 59-29 victory. rkamp allowed children and tecture, fascinating stories, up, 10a-2p @ Cooper Comm ture will allow for collaborative The Lady Hornets led 15- Addison Bayman paced some eager adults to get their and of course the attic. Never Library work and fluid transition be- 12 after eight minutes of ac- the Lady Warriors with 17 picture taken in the judge’s seen by most people, the attic tween each stage of projects. tion and Woodlan was still points while Gabby Joyce To add your event chair, gavel in hand. The showcased the old water sys- “The new organization in within 27-20 at the midway chipped in five markers. Taya to the calender email County Commissioners were tem, phone system, and even [email protected] capital programs allows our en- point of the contest. Kitzmiller, Hanna Albertson gineers in planning, design and stationed throughout the pieces of the original glass Continual Events must be courthouse giving facts about However, Angola respond- and Lexia Holmes picked resubmitted once per month (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 7) ed by outscoring the Warriors (Continued on Page 9) LENTEN ‘SHARE THE nity to make their sacrifice a nize that going to prom can L LOAVES’ FOOD DRIVE blessing for the hungry. be expensive, so they want After Easter Day, April to help ease a part of that We will have flowers, chocolates, Associated Churches is 1st, drop off your collected expense by selling stylish ceeds will go directly to the introducing a simple oppor- items to our warehouse at dresses at a fraction of the Huber Opera House. So grab stuffed animals and gift items 602 E. Wayne Street. If you original cost. Many volun- for your Valentine!!! tunity for your congregation your girlfriends and plan on to host a food drive during need assistance with deliv- teers have been collecting shopping the Dress of Your Don’t delay call and place your order today. the Lenten season, Feb. 14 ery, please contact Associ- and organizing these amaz- Dreams event on February (419) 258-4005 to Mar. 29. We encourage ated Churches by phone: ing dresses and are hoping 10th from 10:00 am-2:00 110 S. Main St. Find us on Facebook! church members to ap- 260-422-3528 or email: you will come and take ad- pm. Antwerp, OH 45813 [email protected] proach Lent as an opportu- foodbank@associated- vantage of this sale. Pro- churches.org TAZ Construction Services LLC Quality Work Creative Design & Construction LLC. TAZ DRESS OF YOUR DREAMS Production Labor Over 25 years!Tony A. Zartman • Travis A. 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