CAREY — The village of Carey is considering joining Ohio’s Regional Income Tax Agency next year. Carey Council members heard a pitch from Chuck Hawk, a marketing specialist for RITA, during a regular meeting Monday.

SYCAMORE — A special meeting of Sycamore Village Council has been scheduled for 6:30 p.m. today in council chambers at the utilities office.

Sales tax revenue in Wyandot County is coming in at a faster pace in 2015 than at this time last year. Wyandot County Auditor Bill Kitzler told the county commissioners on Monday that sales tax money received is up nearly 5 percent through September.

Robert L. Young, Newtonsville, was cited for driving under suspension, driving left of center, possession of marijuana paraphernalia and carrying a concealed weapon following a traffic stop on North Sandusky Avenue near the county fairgrounds the evening of Sept. 20.

MELMORE — The Eden Township Board of Trustees joined with Sycamore Fire and Rescue on Saturday to dedicate a new $260,000 fire station at the site of the former Melmore Elementary School. Eden Township board chairman Mike Homan said Verne Shellhouse, a 33-year trustee, and former township officials had the foresight to begin saving for a fire station more than 10 years ago.

Richland Township Board of Trustees incumbent David Beck will face challenger Ryan Walters in the Nov. 3 election. Beck, who has served as a trustee for eight years, said his experience makes him the best candidate for the job.

The story of “the little boy who never grew up” was told in Upper Sandusky on Saturday afternoon. Fortunately, while there were many stumbles along the way — including a stint in prison — the boy transformed into a man that his mother and the rest of society could be proud of for reasons other than his accomplishments on the football field.

A committee made up of local health professionals and community members will rank key concerns stemming from the release of the 2015 Wyandot County Community Health Assessment in time for the next meeting Nov. 3 at Wyandot Memorial Hospital.

A 19-year-old who broke into an off-duty Wyandot County law enforcement official’s truck in August will not have to serve prison time. James V. Griffith, of Marion, was sentenced to two years of community control and ordered to complete a six-month alcohol and drug rehabilitation program for stealing items — including a stereo system, rifle, ammunition and police scanners — from the truck of WCSO Lt. Neil Riedlinger while it was parked on a Nevada street in early August.

SYCAMORE — There are four candidates running for three spots on the Mohawk Board of Education. They are Sam Flood, Devon Gillig, Raymond Wagner and Jennifer Miller.