No one was arrested or charged when the Upper Sandusky Police Department responded to a report of a motorist threatening to shoot a semitrailer driver Wednesday afternoon. The USPD received a 911 call at approximately 1:21 p.m. from a semi driver who said a motorist threatened to shoot him at the intersection of North Eighth Street and Wyandot Avenue.
Work on the courthouse tower may be slightly delayed due to the possibility of asbestos in caulking, Midstate Contractors Inc. project supervisor Steve Gilmore said during a weekly construction update meeting on the restoration project at the Wyandot County Courthouse. While roofing and other work continues on the project, airblasting to remove paint and rust from the tower cannot be completed until caulking that has been testing high, is removed.
FOREST — The Forest community will honor two women who are known throughout the village for their strong work ethic and their sense of humor. Peggy Vanderpool has been named the grand marshal of Friday’s Tree Town Festival parade and Joann Gault is being recognized with the Community Spirit Award.
SYCAMORE — The Mohawk Local Schools Board of Education approved a three-year contract for new district treasurer Rhonda Feasel at a special meeting Wednesday night. The decision came on the heels of last month’s meeting where Roy Swartz, current treasurer, submitted his resignation for retirement, effective at the end of February.
FOREST — The Tree Town Festival’s 10th annual Church in the Park service at Gormley Park in Forest will feature a special guest this year who many may recognize. John Godwin will be presenting a talk on “faith, family and ducks” during the service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday.
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The Upper Sandusky Police Department will conduct three interviews Friday with assistance from members of the city’s safety committee.
NEVADA — Although Tuesday morning started out cloudy with a chance of rain, it did not stop Mike Wheeler, youth from the Wyandot County summer youth work program and the three Wyandot County commissioners from donning shovels and pry bars and carrying stone to attempt to straighten up veteran’s headstones at Nevada Cemetery.
CAREY — The eighth annual Carey Pantry Palooza will include many new activities this Sunday, from children’s activities to fair trade artisan gifts and crafts for sale, as well as some old favorites. This year’s event is sponsored by the nonprofit organization The Carey Link as a fundraiser for itself and the Carey Food Pantry.
KIRBY — Councilman George Human reported many potholes in Kirby have been recently repaired with the use of Sacrete cold patch mix during a village council meeting Tuesday.