“These people shouldn’t be lost to history.” A committee met at the Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center on Thursday afternoon to discuss the unmarked grave cemetery of the former Wyandot County Infirmary.
Tom Martin talks about Crane Township’s additional tax levy that will be on the Nov. 7 ballot during Thursday evening’s Meet the Candidates at the Upper Sandusky Community Library. Visit the Daily Chief-Union Facebook page for video of candidates speaking. Daily Chief-Union/Avery T. Jennings
CAREY — Playing a sectional final match against a team with only a handful of losses on the season is tough enough. Carey complicated things further with its own errors Thursday night, but it overcame them to take a 25-20, 26-28, 25-14, 25-20 victory against Hardin Northern.
The Steer Barn has been an Upper Sandusky landmark for over a century, and it has received some major renovations over the summer and early fall to get modernized. An open house is planned for Monday from noon to 7 p.m. with appetizers and drinks to showcase the new and improved facility. An auction will take place at 1 p.m.
ROSSFORD — Upper Sandusky and Rossford entered Wednesday night’s match with identical records in similarly challenging volleyball leagues. The difference in the Division II sectional semifinal was the Bulldogs’ Megan Dunne. The junior powered 27 kills and added six aces to help No. 6 seed Rossford hold off the No. 9 Rams, 15-25, 25-23, 25-21, 23-25, 15-3.
Mandy Baldwin has been creating artwork on her own time for four years. Now, she has her own place to sell it. Baldwin’s Mustard Seed Marketplace is located on Eighth Street in Upper Sandusky in the same complex as Whole Life Fitness and the Shawshank Museum.
CAREY — When realtor Paul Vent was looking for a new building, he turned to one of the ones he was selling. The old Wagner Ford location on East Findlay Street in Carey is the new local home of Ohio Real Estate Auctions.
To say Wyandot County Emergency Medical Service Coordinator Dale Risley is excited about his new EMS/EMA facility in Upper Sandusky would be an understatement.
The Upper Sandusky Exempted Village School Board recognized and thanked a few contributors during Monday evening’s meeting. Tom Eyestone and representatives of the class of 1967 presented a $4,000 check toward the purchase of new cafeteria doors.
MOUNT BLANCHARD — The seeders acknowledged Riverdale’s tough boys soccer schedule with a home sectional game. Visiting Mansfield St. Peter’s proved the Falcons still have some things to learn.