Certificate of judgment: State of Ohio Department of Taxation, Columbus, judgment creditor, vs. Hannah M. Carson, 109 S. Sycamore Ave., Sycamore, judgment debtor.

Danielle M. Broderdorp, Tiffin, charged by the police with petty theft, appeared on bench warrant, found guilty.

Kevin Edward Vogel, Pamela Sue Vogel, John Patrick Vogel, Francis Eugene Vogel and Jane Marie (Vogel) Gannon to Kristina M. Thiel, property in Upper Sandusky. Bernard C. Brinson and Delana Brinson to Monte G. Vent and Regina L. Vent, property in Upper Sandusky.

Sydney M. Kin, 715 West St., Carey, speed, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens.

Jason Darell Ray Sr., 24, 115 W. Crawford St., Upper Sandusky, laborer; and Kyleigh Nakole Leslie, 21, 115 W. Crawford St., Upper Sandusky, laborer, July 12. Derek Keith Weber, 35, 117 1/2 E. Walker St., Upper Sandusky, tire technician; and Brandi Ann Molnar, 34, 117 1/2 E. Walker St., Upper Sandusky, shift leader, July 17.

Super bodies need super foods. United Church Homes Director of Hospitality Services Amy Kotterman and Fairhaven Community dining services intern Abby Young led a presentation on vitamin-rich super foods Thursday as part of the monthly Lunch and Learn series at the nursing home. About 30 people attended the lunch.

Ryan North, formerly of Upper Sandusky and currently of Vicksburg, Mississippi, possibly locates unmarked graves by using ground-penetrating radar north of the Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.

The Wyandot County Commissioners accepted the only submitted bid for concrete box culverts Thursday morning. Scioto Valley Precast, Chillicothe, submitted a bid of $104,984 to cast multiple 12-feet-by-8-feet and 12-feet-by-6-feet concrete culverts to be used by county employees underneath townships roads.

SYCAMORE — About 70 impassioned people showed up at the Sycamore Fire Station on Wednesday evening for a public hearing for rezoning that could usher a Dollar General into Sycamore. Though Mayor Vickie Weininger said she thought there would be more, they made their voices heard.

A Kenton man was sentenced to prison for his role in burglaries in April 2016. Hayden S. Radabaugh, 21, was sentenced to four and a half years in prison after pleading guilty to three counts of burglary and two counts of grand theft, all third-degree felonies.