Dear editor, On Nov. 3, Ohioans are going to make an important decision about the future status of marijuana.

I am writing to recommend that Wyandot County voters vote No on Issue 3. While much of the debate on this issue has been focused on the cartel of marijuana growers that will be established in the Ohio Constitution should Issue 3 pass, I would like to focus on the public safety threats that will come to Ohio should Issue 3 pass.

We don’t have a drug problem in Wyandot County, Ohio! I am always surprised when I hear this statement, but know that those who are making such a comment are not in law enforcement or social services or work in the courts.

The legacy of a man who died in October 2013 lives on throughout county and the state of Ohio, with Gottfried weather vanes dotting the landscapes of the Buckeye State. The late C. Richard “Dick” Gottfried spent his retirement finding scraps in junk yards and items in garage sales to make into intricate and unique weather vanes.

SYCAMORE — A renewal levy on the Nov. 3 ballot will ask residents of Sycamore to continue to provide general funding for the village. The 6-mill levy generates $33,377 per year for the village of Sycamore.

While many Wyandot County candidates will seek seats on various councils, school boards and other positions on the Nov. 3 ballot, a large number of candidates also is running unopposed. Among them are candidates for the city of Upper Sandusky.

Selina J. Slagle, Bucyrus, charged by the police with persistent disorderly conduct, pleaded no contest, found guilty.

Certificate of judgment: State of Ohio Department of Taxation, Columbus, judgment creditor, vs. Randy A. Ward, 229 Worrello St., Carey, judgment debtor.

Lloyd Swavel and Clyde Swavel to Jill Treadway and Jeremy Treadway, 2.000 acres in Marseilles Township.