Angeline Industries clients recently visited the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office. Pictured with the clients are Sheriff Mike Hetzel (left) and Lt. Todd Frey (center, back). Submitted photo

CYPRESS, Texas — Hurricane Harvey didn’t hit Upper Sandusky, but one former resident took the brunt of the storm two weeks ago. Jennie Shaw, a 2007 graduate of Upper Sandusky High School, had her life turned upside down.

Frederick H. Crumb-Jackson, Madison Heights, Michigan, charged by the patrol with possession of marijuana, pleaded guilty, found guilty.

Certificate of judgment: State of Ohio Department of Taxation, Columbus, judgment creditor, vs. Rusti E. Burks, 2163 CH 16, Apt. C3, Sycamore, judgment debtor.

Joyce A. Dunn, Ronald Berry, Bonnie S. Berry and Donna J. Ratliff to Timothy J. Esterline and Linda A. Esterline, 2.340 acres in Sycamore Township.

Jacob R. Boes, 6130 Ohio 199, Carey, speed, $30 fine plus costs, two points, 90-day BMV suspension with limited prvileges granted.

Shawn Edward Griffin, 31, 113 Ayres St., Nevada, mechanic; and Alyssa Jeanne Decker, 29, 113 Ayres St., Nevada, cosmotology, Aug. 24.

HARPSTER — The Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office has released new photos and information about a suspect in an Aug. 21 Harpster bank robbery. Investigators believe the get-away vehicle was a compact car, and the suspect was wearing a dark-colored Wolff Brothers Supply hat.

Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, talks about public transportation, education, jobs, the opioid epidemic and ways the state of Ohio can partner with local communities Thursday evening at Bucyrus Public Library.

Bridgestone AMP employees Andy Shepherd (from left) and Joe Clark, Tessa Clark-Briggs with Fastenal and Jonathan Distel stand together with supplies for Hurricane Harvey.