Safety Blotter: October 16, 2015 John Beaupre, Canada, was cited for parking in a no parking zone on Comfort Drive the morning of Sept. 11. Jevon Thiel, Upper Sandusky, was warned for two headlights required the morning of Sept. 11 during a traffic stop in the 1200 block of East Wyandot Avenue. Read More
Wyandot CSEA to be recognized Wyandot County’s Child Support Enforcement Agency will be recognized for its performance at next week’s state child support video conference. During the conference, the local CSEA will be commended for being among the top three of Ohio’s 88 counties in four of the six categories that the state measures as part of its 1-70 initiative. Read More
Sycamore teen arraigned as adult in Pa. PITTSBURGH — One of the Wyandot County teens charged with multiple felonies and misdemeanors following an alleged crime spree this summer in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia has been arraigned in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court, Pennsylvania. Read More
Antrim trustee faces a challenger Incumbent Don Montgomery will face challenger Jeremy Mouser for his seat on the Antrim Township Board of Trustees during the Nov. 3 election. Montgomery, 63, is a farmer and retired welder after 32 years of employment at Peabody in Galion. Read More
WyCoBDD sets tentative date to discuss future at Angeline The Wyandot County Board of Developmental Disabilities will meet with the Angeline Industries board in early December to discuss organizational changes related to conflict-free case management, Angeline Superintendent Todd Dilley announced during a regular meeting of the DD board Thursday. Read More
DJFS to get new vehicle The Wyandot County Department of Job and Family Services may be adding another vehicle to its fleet. Following an update from DJFS director Jason Fagan on Thursday, the commissioners approved the purchase of a 2016 all-wheel drive Ford Explorer from Wagner Ford of Carey for the department at a cost of $24,827. Read More
Ohio chamber visit Richard Thompson (left), director of political programs at the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, and Don Boyd, director of labor and legal affairs with the state chamber, discuss their support for Issue 1, which involves redistricting reform, and Issue 2, which aims to prevent monopolies from being inserted into the state constitution. Read More
USEVSD levy explained in forum Voters are being asked to support a permanent improvements levy for the Upper Sandusky Exempted Village School District on the Nov. 3 ballot in the first property tax request since 1986. Read More
Midstate to finish tower, corner domes this week Midstate Contractors is finishing work on the Wyandot County Courthouse tower and corner domes this week, renovation project supervisor Steve Gilmore said during an update meeting attended by the county board of commissioners Wednesday. Read More
Warriors court Mohawk High School homecoming festivities will take place starting at 6:30 p.m. Friday before the football game against Ridgedale. Read More