Alec C. Greve, Wapakoneta, was cited for speed early the morning of Aug. 5 after a traffic stop on U.S. 30 near CH 49. A passenger, Heather A. Lynch, Saint Marys, was charged with possession of marijuana and possession of marijuana paraphernalia.

A large number of new teachers and administrators joined the Upper Sandusky Exempted Village School District for the 2015-16 academic year. While several teachers and staff transferred within the district, the USEVSD also welcomed 11 new staff members.

A Forest man was sentenced to 18 months in prison Friday for attempted felonious assault after an Aug. 17, 2014 fight outside a bar in Kirby. Craig A. Young, 33, appeared before Judge Kate Aubry after pleading guilty July 1 to a reduced charge. The third-degree felony originated as a charge of second-degree felonious assault.

Tyler L. Caudill, Vanlue, charged by the Carey police with possession of open beer in a motor vehicle, indigency hearing held, continued to Sept. 17.

Certificate of judgment: State of Ohio Department of Taxation, Columbus, judgment creditor, vs. Scott D. Newell, 14609 CH 115, Upper Sandusky, judgment debtor.

An Upper Sandusky man faces the possibility of up to eight years in prison after pleading no contest to felonious assault in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court on Monday.

Douglas Burbaugh and Barbara Burbaugh to Sheep Haven Farms LLC, 17.53 acres in Marseilles Township.

Chad Everett Obenour, 43, 7633 CH 96, Wharton, mechanic; and Heidi Lynn Shaw, 32, 7633 CH 96, Wharton, financial coordinator, Sept. 4. Jarryd Preston Nelson, 26, Charlotte, North Carolina, accounting manager; and Ashleigh Ann Kline, 24, 14027 CH 47, Upper Sandusky, substitute teacher, Sept. 4.

An Upper Sandusky man reported the afternoon of Aug. 3 he received an apparently fraudulent phone bill from a collections agency. Joshua S. Pryor, Nevada, was warned for improper display of license plates the evening of Aug. 3 after a traffic stop at the intersection of East Wyandot Avenue and Rock Run Road.

The Upper Sandusky Community Library will get all new landscaping after an unanimous vote by the board Thursday to invest in the capital improvement project. The board voted 6-0 to accept a bid of $18,650 from Carmar Gardens and to make adjustments on the proposal, with a maximum budget of $20,000.