CAREY — Carey police and fire will provide rides to school for a couple of lucky individuals. Village council moved Monday during a regular meeting to allow the police department and volunteer fire department to participate in an Our Lady of Consolation School silent auction for rides to school after Police Chief Rich Kesler and Fire Chief Chad Snyder had been approached by someone from the school about the idea, village administrator Roy Johnson said.

Upper Sandusky’s police force is finally about to be back to full strength. A special safety committee meeting was held Monday, where Upper Sandusky Police Chief Dan Ross made several recommendations for the department.

The Upper Sandusky Exempted Village Schools Board of Education rehired a number of coaches to supplemental contracts during a short meeting Monday evening.

A caller reported noise on the 300 block of South Sandusky Avenue the early morning of Sept. 4. The responding officer warned an individual that he would be cited if he received another complaint.

MARION — Troopers from the Marion Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol are investigating a fatal crash that occurred at 4:25 p.m. Saturday on Ohio 4 at CR 106 in Marion County.

A caller reported a vehicle with a broken window at the Quality Inn parking lot the morning of Aug. 31. The responding officer contacted the owner’s husband, who said his wallet had been stolen from the vehicle.

Christopher S. J. Steinhour, Upper Sandusky, charged by the Carey police with domestic violence, appeared for preliminary hearing, bound over to common pleas court.

Certificate of judgment: SAC Finance Inc., Auburn, Indiana, judgment creditor, vs. Pierre LaForest and Autumn LaForest, 4393 TH 128, Sycamore, judgment debtors.

Keith Philip Schalk, 28, 1584 TH 106, Carey, engine builder; and Emily Kathryn Kuhn, 28, 1584 TH 106, Carey, veterinary technician, Sept. 8.

Lauren R. Barger, 121 S. Lake St., Carey, speed, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens.