Kayci J. Snow, 830 Pleasant View St., Upper Sandusky, speed, $50 fine plus costs, Carteens. Lena M. Stiles, 385 TH 62, Nevada, speed, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens.

Bridget Marie Wagner, 28, 112 S. Main St., Nevada, laborer; and Tiffany Nikkole Brown, 23, 112 S. Main St., Nevada, laborer, Oct. 21.

SYCAMORE — A Sycamore teenager suffered minor injuries in a rollover crash on Ohio 103 in Tymochtee Township early this morning.

Elisha I. Glass IV, Columbus, was warned for window tint following a traffic stop on southbound U.S 23 the evening of Oct. 4. Michael H. Davis, Casper, Wyoming, was warned for driving left of center following a traffic stop at the intersection of Church and Seventh streets the evening of Oct. 4.

A woman was freed from an elevator at Essex Way after becoming stuck during a power outage that also led to a smoke alarm at Discount Drug Mart on Thursday. According to reports by the Upper Sandusky Fire Department, firefighters were called to two separate incidents during the hours-long power outage on the east side of Upper Sandusky.

Mamadou S, Diallo, Grove City, was warned for parking a truck in a fire lane after a caller reported the violation in the 100 block of Comfort Drive the morning of Oct. 2. A private property accident was reported in the 1800 block of East Wyandot Avenue the afternoon of Oct. 2.

The Helping Others through Purpose and Encouragement support group is open to anyone with chronic illness, their families and caregivers, and participants do not need to attend every session.

With 14 percent of Wyandot County adults having been diagnosed with cancer at some time in their lives, a small department at Wyandot Memorial Hospital is working to bring them individualized, quality care through local hematology and infusion services.

Workers are removing the last of the scaffolding from the Wyandot County Courthouse today as Midstate Contractors nears the end of the courthouse renovation project, supervisor Steve Gilmore said during a project update meeting Wednesday.

The Upper Sandusky safety committee meeting scheduled for 4 p.m. Monday has been moved. The meeting will take place after the regular Upper Sandusky City Council meeting, which begins at 7:30 p.m. Monday.