Filing deadline approaching for March 2016 primary election Candidates for local, state and federal office have until 4 p.m. Dec. 16 to file paperwork to appear on the spring primary ballot, according to the Wyandot County Board of Elections. Ohio lawmakers this year passed legislation to push back Ohio’s presidential primary to March 15. Read More
Criminal and traffic cases heard by judge in Upper Sandusky Municipal Court Jefferson L. Billock, Carey, charged by the police with domestic violence, amended plea to no contest, finding deferred pending pre-sentence investigation. Steven J. Schlack, Carey, charged by the Carey police with assault, pre-trial held, continued to Oct. 26. Read More
Properties transferred in Wyandot County Derrick L. Conley and Jenny L. Conley to Keith P. Schalk, 3.582 acres in Crawford Township. Charles B. Tong and Bobbi Tong to Rodney L. Traxler and Lois J. Traxler, property in Carey. Read More
Juveniles receive sentences for traffic offenses Mattea Wilson, 3303 CH 59, Nevada, left of center, $50 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens. Olivia R. Allomong, 106 E. Saffel St., Sycamore, stop sign violation, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens. Read More
Peek-a-boo Jarrett Weaver does his best imitation of the turtle in front of him as he ducks down and peeks up at the reptile. Nancy Lockard, better known as “The Turtle Lady,” paid a visit to the Forest-Jackson Public Library on Thursday evening and brought with her several turtles, snakes, frogs and even bearded lizards for the children to see, touch … Read More
Lutheran cooperative splits; service projects for community to remain A cooperative of Lutheran churches in Upper Sandusky has split amidst the trend of declining church attendance across the nation, but several projects started by the three churches will continue. Lutherans In Faith for Everyone was started in 2009 by St. Paul, First and North Salem Lutheran churches. Read More
Commissioners OK raises for county JFS staff Wyandot County Job and Family Services employees and its director Jason Fagan are set to receive raises next year. The Wyandot County Board of Commissioners on Thursday approved a resolution providing JFS department employees 3 percent raises for 2016. Read More
Hand count required in Mohawk board race SYCAMORE — Mohawk Local School District voters will have to wait 10 more days to find out who will be joining Ray Wagner and Samuel Flood as the third newly elected member of the district’s board of education. Read More
Veterans Day salute to be printed Wed. Area residents are invited to honor their family members who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, past and present, by submitting their photos for a special Veterans Day salute in The Daily Chief-Union. The feature will include veterans, both living and deceased, as well as men and women who currently are serving. Read More
Safety Blotter: November 6, 2015 A disabled vehicle was reported in the 400 block of East Wyandot Avenue early the morning of Oct. 11. A caller reported a dog barking in the 400 block of Circular Drive the morning of Oct. 11. Read More