Program discusses signs of dimentia A little memory loss is common with age, and it’s harmless. But compounding memory problems that affect daily life can be an early sign of Alzheimer’s disease. Read More
Opening Minds Through Art Shirley McClain (right) and volunteer Lori Marsh show off McClain’s painting titled “Lady Falling Down the Hill.” McClain was a participant in a five-week long Opening Minds Through Art program at Fairhaven Community. Read More
Upper Sandusky HS presenting play this weekend The Upper Sandusky High School will present its annual fall play, “Writing a Will Can Be Murder” at 7 tonight and 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $7 and seating is general admission with auditorium doors opening one-half hour before curtain. Read More
Cases tried in municipal court Deja R. Johnson, Westland, Michigan, charged by the patrol with possession of marijuana drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana, pleaded no contest, finding deferred on conditions. Jatia L. Green, Columbus, charged by the sheriff with child endangerment in a motor vehicle, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana, continued to Nov. 17. Read More
New common pleas cases filed Certificate of judgment: Barclay’s Bank Delaware, Columbus, judgment creditor, vs. Leslie Foust, PO Box 236, Sycamore, judgment debtor. Certificate of judgment: LVNV Funding LLC, Columbus, judgment creditor, vs. Audrey M. Krebs, 520 St. Mary’s Ave., Carey, judgment debtor. Read More
Couple gets marriage license Tyler Robert Turnbell-Daughenbaugh, 23, 13965 Hartley Drive, Carey, laborer; and Kiersten Nicole Rowland, 23, 13965 Hartley Drive, Carey, laborer, Nov. 7. Read More
Juveniles get traffic sentences Brett M. Bianchi, 402 W. Church St., Upper Sandusky, speed, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens. Jason R. Raypole, 4565 Ohio 231, Sycamore, failure to control, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens. Read More
Wyandot County properties transferred Steven W. Smalley deceased to Debra G. Smalley, property in Carey. Barbara K. Thompson to Jason L. Alspach, 2 acres in Pitt Township. Read More
Mohawk students organize Veterans Day assembly SYCAMORE — Twenty-one United States military veterans participated in an assembly and luncheon hosted by Mohawk Local Schools in celebration of Veterans Day on Friday morning. Read More
Schools honor area veterans Upper Sandusky Middle School students were tuned into local veterans’ stories on Veterans Day in what has become a tradition at Union Elementary and Middle School. Read More
Longtime township employee retires Crane Township trustees honored road maintenance supervisor Bill Shumaker prior to a meeting Monday night. Shumaker is set to retire after working the roads of the township for 34 years. “It’s been a good ride,” Shumaker said. “I’ve really enjoyed serving the taxpayers of Crane Township.”
Group restores Inman gravesite In February, a group of men that included members of the Veterans Heritage Foundation and local officials, traveled to Inman Cemetery in Salem Township to discuss the best plan of action to restore the final resting place of one of Wyandot County’s sons.
Fairhaven presenter: Super bodies need super foods Super bodies need super foods. United Church Homes Director of Hospitality Services Amy Kotterman and Fairhaven Community dining services intern Abby Young led a presentation on vitamin-rich super foods Thursday as part of the monthly Lunch and Learn series at the nursing home. About 30 people attended the lunch.
