A tractor pulling an implement clipped a power line on Ohio 53 near the Wyandot County Fairgrounds around 4:30 p.m. Friday, causing several buildings in the surrounding area, including Upper Sandusky High School, to lose power for about 45 minutes, according to information from the Upper Sandusky Fire Department.

Andrew R. Kear, Wharton, charged by the sheriff with resisting arrest and obstruction of official business, pretrial held, final pretrial set for Jan. 3, jury trial set for Jan. 12. James R. Teegardin, Bloomdale, charged by the police with possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, trial held to court, found guilty.

Judith Eileen Hunter trustee and Judith Eileen Hunter revocable living trust to Dale E. Shroll trustee, Judy A. Shroll trustee and Dale E. and Judy A. Shroll living trust, property and .0390 acre in Upper Sandusky. Anna D. Grubel to H.C.R. Enterprises Inc., 82.00 acres in Crane Township.

New cases filed Appeal: Marcella Hoteling, Fostoria, vs. Ali Ozdemir and Pat Ozdemir, 1754 Ohio 568 W., Carey.

Abigail N. Carter, 415 W. Findlay St., Carey, speed, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens. Michael J. Danner, 4001 CH 9, Sycamore, speed, $30 fine plus costs, two points, 90-day BMV suspension with limited privileges granted. Robert A. Davis III, 19523 TH 63, Forest, stop sign violation, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens.

Jonathan David Zucker, 25, Marion, farmer; and Alyssa Rose Funkhouser, 22, 14518 TH 71, Upper Sandusky, book keeper, Dec. 9.

Mohawk Animal Hospital LLC, Mohawk Animal Hospital, 414 W. Seventh St., Sycamore, veterinary services. Christen Brown, Massage by Christen, 216 W. Wyandot Ave., Suite B, Upper Sandusky, health and personal care stores. Sheila and Jim LLC, Saum’s Meats and Carry Out, 501 N. Vance St., Carey, meat markets.

Dear editor, Concerning the barking dogs in Kirby, it isn’t the dogs that are the problem.

A 911 call was received from a from a confused patient at Wyandot Memorial Hospital early the morning of Oct. 19. A nurse confirmed everything was OK.

Many patrons braved freezing temperatures Thursday evening and filled Harrison Smith Park to drive through the 2016 edition of the Upper Sandusky Fantasy of Lights.