A rural Carey man was uninjured after a one-vehicle crash at the intersection of TH 106 and CH 16 on Sept. 17. Michael A. Chavana, 38, was traveling northbound on TH 106 when he failed to stop for a stop sign at CH 16 and went off the north side of the roadway, striking a utility guy wire.

The Wyandot County Department of Job and Family Services has teamed up with four neighboring JFS county offices in the Foster Local campaign, an effort to spread awareness about foster and adoptive parenting in local communities. The marketing campaign was funded through a $250,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services.

CAREY — The Carey Board of Education approved a new student activity account for the high school’s Teen Leadership Corps during a regular meeting Monday. Based in Sandusky, the Teen Leadership Corps organization is a fully-funded academic service learning program for high schools.

Three candidates will vie for a single seat on the Salem Township Board of Trustees during the Nov. 3 election. They are Brian Frisch, Curt Gottfried and Jon E. Zimmerman.

Two newcomers will seek a single seat on the Crane Township Board of Trustees during the Nov. 3 election. They are Christopher M. Gamber and Mark A. Walton.

NEVADA — Nevada village officials said during Monday night’s council meeting they will look for answers on how to address complaints of loose dogs and burning trash. Mayor Ken Kerr said he has received a few complaints of dogs running at-large, and other council members said they also have heard of or witnessed the problem.

Donald Swartley, Clarksville, Tennessee, was warned for parking where signs prohibit on Comfort Drive the evening of Aug. 31.