Walter Nelson Cook, 26, 329 1/2 W. Findlay St., Carey, car salesman; and Lauren Michelle Mathias, 27, 329 1/2 W. Findlay St., Carey, analyst, Feb. 15.

Michael Foght, 319 S. Main St., Nevada, other miscellaneous store retailers.

CAREY — Carey High School debuted its Legacy Lane Hall of Fame on Friday thanks in part to a generous contribution from its class of 1968. Three influential women were inducted into the Hall of Fame, Michelle (Rickle) Bell, Jean Jacqueline “Jackie” (Kirkwood) Rickle and Mary Joseph (Kirkwood) Cesarini, and they all were related.

CAREY — A Carey man died from injuries suffered in a single-vehicle accident Wednesday night in Seneca County. Zachery Brodman, 21, died at Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center in Toledo following a rollover crash on Big Spring Township Road 93 near Seneca County Road 52, south of New Riegel.

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COLUMBUS — An Upper Sandusky High School graduate was a featured speaker Monday at the 2018 National Reading Recovery and K-6 Literacy Conference.

COLUMBUS — State Representative Riordan McClain (R-Upper Sandusky) Thursday was appointed by Speaker Cliff Rosenberger (R-Clarksville) to serve on four House committees. McClain will serve on the following committees: agriculture and rural development, government accountability and oversight, higher education and workforce development, and ways and means.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — An act of vandalism forced the Riverdale Schools to close Wednesday. According to Superintendent Jeff Young, when the bus drivers conducted their morning pre-route inspections, they discovered 10 buses had flat tires.

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BUCYRUS — Student safety was on the minds of the Wynford Board of Education during its regularly scheduled meeting Wednesday. Bomb threats have evacuated several schools in Crawford and Marion counties recently, and Wynford Superintendent Fred Fox wanted to make sure students are aware of the consequences of such threats.