Kyleigh N. Leslie, Marion, was cited for failure to yield the afternoon of July 23 after a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of U.S. 23 and Ohio 53.

Jennifer L. Norville, New Riegel, was arrested the afternoon of July 17 on a warrant from the Fostoria Police Department. She was transported to the Wyandot County Jail until Fostoria law enforcement could take custody of her.

Certificate of judgment: State of Ohio Department of Taxation, Columbus, judgment creditor, vs. Curtiss D. Scalf, 400 N. Vance St., Carey, judgment debtor.

Deana C. Steele, New Bloomington, charged by the sheriff with possession of open beer in a motor vehicle and persistent disorderly conduct, pleaded no contest, found guilty.

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to Jason DeZurik and Jaya DeZurik, 1.93 acres in Eden Township.

Jacob Francis Richards, 29, 10756 CH 121, Upper Sandusky, farmer; and Elizabeth Lynn Grafmiller, 28, 10756 CH 121, Upper Sandusky, laborer, Aug. 13.

Do you remember 9/11 and the enthusiastic patriotism that followed the powerful attack? No matter where a person walked or drove, meaningful displays of our founding fathers’ patriotism were proudly displayed: USA flags were flown everywhere — on houses and businesses.

A Carey man arrived at the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office to pick up firearms that previously had been recovered. The firearms were reported as stolen by the Butler County Sheriff’s Office. The matter remained under investigation.

Legalization of marijuana for recreational and medicinal use has been a hot topic around the country for decades — with over half the states in the U.S. now allowing medical use and several states in recent years approving personal use. Ohio voters will get to decide if they want both in November when Issue 3, legislation that would allow residents to both smoke and grow marijuana with some restrictions, appears on the ballot.

Angeline Superintendent Todd Dilley asked the Wyandot County Board of Developmental Disabilities to collaborate with the Angeline Industries nonprofit board to move forward over the next nine years, as the state and federal governments transition to new models for services for people with disabilities.