Criminal, traffic cases heard in court Kathleen M. Woodhull, Mount Blanchard, charged by the police with persistent disorderly conduct, pleaded guilty, found guilty. Randi F. Maddix, Pontiac, Michigan, charged by the Carey police with chid endangerment in a motor vehicle and possession of marijuana, pleaded guilty, found guilty. Read More
Cases filed in common pleas court Certificate of judgment: State of Ohio Department of Taxation, Columbus, judgment creditor, vs. Felix A. Rosario, et al, and Carrie Rosario, judgment debtors. Certificate of judgment: State of Ohio Department of Taxation, Columbus, judgment creditor, vs. Commercial Savings Bank, 118 S. Sandusky Ave., Upper Sandusky, judgment debtor. Read More
Wyandot County properties transferred Carolyn R. Bogard trustee and Carolyn R. Bogard living trust to Terrance L. Bogard and Geri D. Bogard, property in Sycamore. Brian K. Adkins and Carole A. Adkins to Nicholas P. Adkins and Desiree A. Adkins, .320 acre and property in Carey. Read More
Couples receive marriage licenses Douglas Edward Stansbery, 60, 494 N. Fifth St., Upper Sandusky, laborer; and Kimberly Ann Brown, 42, 494 N. Fifth St., Upper Sandusky, laborer, July 5. Charles Glen Baxter, 41, 5978 TH 103, Carey, millwright; and Alicia Mae Downing, 5978 TH 103, Carey, district manager, July 10. Read More
Criminal, traffic cases tried in Upper Sandusky muni court Sabrina M. Legacy, Johnstown, charged by the patrol with possession of drug instruments and open container, amended plea to no contest, found guilty. David T. Cowans, Columbus, charged by the sheriff with possession of marijuana, amended plea to guilty, found guilty. Read More
New cases filed in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court Certificate of judgment: Citizens Bank NA, Riverside, Rhode Island, judgment creditor, vs. Shileigh N. Robertson, Findlay; and James R. Robertson, McGuffey, judgment debtors. Certificate of judgment: Discover Bank, Hebron, Kentucky, judgment creditor, vs. Jason L. Moll, 542 N. Eighth St., Upper Sandusky, judgment debtor. Read More
Wyandot Co. properties transferred Joan A. Martin to Joan A. Martin and Brittany E. Martin, .44 acre in Crane Township. Lawrence Shepherd, Lillian Jean Shepherd and Lillian J. Shepherd to Adam E. Chatfield, 1.726 acres in Mifflin Township. Read More
Couples receive licenses Richard Allen Nolen Jr., 30, 101 Ayres St., Nevada, machinist; and Amanda Rena Humm, 27, 101 Ayres St., Nevada, nurse’s aid, June 22. Gerald Wyane Heffelfinger Jr., 28, 201 E. Johnson St., Upper Sandusky, heavy equipment operator; and Kilei Elizabeth Scott, 201 E. Johnson St., Upper Sandusky, outside sales rep, June 22. Read More
Business gets license Belle Amie Boutique, 6145 CH 62, Upper Sandusky, women’s clothing stores. Read More
Criminal, traffic cases heard in municipal court Dakota M. Dewey, charged by the police with mishandling a firearm, petty theft and marijuana drug paraphernalia, pleaded no contest, pre-sentence investigation ordered. Read More
Upper agrees on raise for mayor Upper Sandusky City Council agreed to draft an ordinance to give the position of mayor a raise at Monday’s meeting. Council Vice President Rick Roberts, who was unable to attend the last meeting, voiced his opinion on the idea of a raise.
Carey hasn’t made decision on bidder for AMI system CAREY — At their meeting on Monday, Carey Village Administrator Roy Johnson announced that the village has narrowed down the bids for the automated meter information system to two bidders. The village’s deadline for receipt of responses to the village’s RFP for an AMI system was 5 p.m. June 22.
Event commemorates Wyandots’ infamous forced exit 175 years ago A commemoration ceremony was held Sunday morning for the 175th anniversary of the day the Wyandot Indians left Ohio. “The idea was to commemorate a day that was infamous,” organizer Betsy Bowen said.
