LUCKEY — More than 2,000 good-paying jobs are coming in the next two years to Wood County southeast of Toledo as Peloton broke ground Monday on a new factory that will be its first large manufacturing plant in the United States. Gov. Mike DeWine, using a sports analogy, said “we won” while addressing media and Peloton members during the groundbreaking event at the site of the planned facility, 22671 Pemberville Road. “Peloton could have put this anyplace in the world,” DeWine said. “They chose Ohio.” Although Monday was groundbreaking, DeWine noted that dirt is already on the move at the site of the 1 million-square-foot factory scheduled to open in 2023. The facility, which DeWine said is expected to employ around 2,200 people, will be within easy driving distance to people living in the west end of Ottawa or Sandusky counties. William Lynch, Peloton’s president, said the company is excited about…
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