NEVADA — Council voted to approve a $1,200 purchase order for Chuck Daiber to get rid of the overrun Nevada brush pile during Monday night’s council meeting. The brush pile has been closed for several years.

Renovations on a section of the Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center will be rebid after the initial bid came in more than $30,000 above the estimate Monday. The bid from Damschroder Roofing in Fremont to complete the second phase of the roof project was for $91,505.05.

Emergency medical technicians administered Narcan to revive an Upper Sandusky man who was found unresponsive after a drug overdose while he was being booked into the Wyandot County Jail Sunday night. Charges are pending against Warren J. Hall after he was released early from a one-day sentence for a traffic offense when law enforcement suspected he was reacting to a substance he used before booking.

Two people were hospitalized with serious injuries after a motorcycle crash on a highway on ramp just west of Upper Sandusky on Monday evening. Dana L. Kincade Jr., Upper Sandusky, was merging onto U.S. 23 South from CH 330 when he swerved to avoid hitting a vehicle in front of him around 7:54 p.m., according to a Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office report.

A caller advised of three steers running loose near CH 74, Antrim Township, the morning of May 21. A deputy responded to a report of a disturbance in the 19000 block of Ohio 37, Marseilles Township, the evening of May 21.

More than 120 children and teens age 16 and younger cast their rods in the pond at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky early Saturday morning in hopes of catching a fish during Wyandot County Rod and Gun Club’s annual fishing derby.

Many area children enjoyed the many fun activities at the St. Peter Festival held this weekend.

Upper Sandusky police believe two vehicles stolen in two days are related. A black 2004 GMC Yukon stolen from a residence in the 500 block of North Sandusky Avenue on Friday morning was recovered in the 200 block of East Columbus Street in Kenton on Saturday.

Bucyrus Materials is in Upper Sandusky today and tomorrow to lay a base coat of asphalt on North Eighth Street from Finley to Church street, and on Seventh Street from Wyandot Avenue to the railroad tracks. “No parking” signs are posted in the work areas.