WHARTON — The sound of various beeps and people talking on a radio could be heard Saturday and Sunday at the Wharton Community Park as the Wyandot County Ham Operators Organization participated in an emergency simulation.
The days are longer and many exercisers move their routines from indoor gyms to outdoor trails, parks and even sidewalks and roads. More women are outside for longer hours.
This year, Wyandot County will have many events and entertainment to offer families and friends for the Fourth of July, including local fireworks, musical events and parties. For many people, the celebration will include alcohol, which could make their holiday go from festive to fatal if they choose to drive after drinking, according to a press release from the Wyandot …
Marie Parsell, 2, of Wharton, plays with sparklers before fireworks light up the skies around the village of Sycamore on Sunday during the annual fireworks display sponsored by the Sycamore Volunteer Fire Department.
FOREST — A Wyandot County man was found dead of an apparent suicide by gunshot Sunday afternoon in rural Forest.
MARION — A set of quadruplets featured in The Daily Chief-Union at birth and a milestone have graduated from high school with plans to go their separate ways but bonds that hold them together.
FOREST — Tim Striff has grown quite attached to something over the past nine months. Yet he hopes to give it up at a moment’s notice sometime over the next 30 days, but not before extolling its benefits. Most importantly, how it has kept him alive.
William R. Cole, Upper Sandusky, charged by the police with possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana, amended plea to no contest, finding deferred on conditions.
Certificate of judgment: Vaughn Equity Services, 1201 E. Findlay St., Carey, judgment creditor, vs. Steve Moor AKA RJM, 316 N. Patterson St., PO Box 67, Carey, judgment debtor.
Matthew C. Baldridge to Tyler M. Brady, 1 acre in Crane Township.