Jatia L. Green, Columbus, charged by the sheriff with endangering a child in a motor vehicle, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana, pretrial held, continued to March 1.

Certificate of judgment: Capital One Bank USA NA, Richmond, Virginia, judgment creditor, vs. Heather M. Hooper, 17369 CH 113, Harpster, judgment debtor.

Timothy Peter Alt, 62, 367 Frederick St., Carey, sales; and Laura Sue Hall, 57, 367 Frederick St., Carey, auto worker, Jan. 25. Christopher James McNulty, 49, 811 Marseilles Ave., Upper Sandusky, department manager; and Jennifer Lola Konkle, 44, 213 Nantucket Drive, Upper Sandusky, disabled, Jan. 27. David Allen Newland, 40, 9768 CH 111, Upper Sandusky, disabled; and Heather Ann Young, …

Donald D. Walter to Roger E. Hetzel and Jessica L. Hetzel, 7.21 acres in Pitt Township. Delores Jane Reichelderfer to Jeffrey L. Reichelderfer and Davius E. Reichelderfer, .272 acre in Upper Sandusky.

Children enjoyed bedtime stories, games, a movie and popcorn during a pajama party at the Dorcas Carey Public Library’s Mother Goose, Storytime and ABC Come Play With Me programs.

Upper Sandusky police officers soon will spend less time writing tickets and more time patrolling the streets and keeping the city safe. Some police cars will be equipped with eCitation electronic ticketing systems.

FOREST — No one was injured when fire broke out around a wood burning stove at a Jackson Township home Thursday night. The home sustained significant interior damage, according to Capt. Chad Ward of the Upper Sandusky Fire Department, which responded to the scene along with firefighters from Forest, Marseilles, Pitt Township and Wharton.

Wyandot County Board of Health member Bill Aubry met with the county commissioners Thursday morning regarding additional space at the health department offices.

There’s still time to see your baby’s cute little drooling face in The Daily Chief-Union. The newspaper has extended the deadline for this year’s Baby Times to Tuesday, but you better act fast because time is winding down.

Marathon Pipe Line LLC, a subsidiary of Marathon Petroleum Corporation headquartered in Findlay, is beginning construction on its newest addition to its transport services. A new pipeline will run from a location near Harpster and travel through Wyandot, Hardin and Allen counties to its destination at the Husky Refinery in Lima.