The Wyandot County Regional Planning Commission will meet at 6:30 p.m. today at the Wyandot County Council on Aging, 127 S. Sandusky Ave. in Upper Sandusky. The commission will be discussing a proposed amendment to Wyandot County Subdivision Regulation 3210 following a Feb. 28 public hearing on the matter.

The family of an Upper Sandusky man says he was a victim in the Mount Carmel overdose scandal. Robert P. Lee, of Upper Sandusky, died at Mt. Carmel-St. Ann’s Hospital in Westerville on Oct. 13, 2017. He was 70. The family later learned that Dr. William Husel had ordered a lethal dose of fentanyl, the immediate cause of Lee’s death.

“New girl” Allie Kramer (center) reads an anonymous love letter to friends played by Oliva Barth (left) and Annea Bjorkquist-Kastmark (right) in the Upper Sandusky High School production of “Back to the ‘80s.”

SYCAMORE — The Mohawk Board of Education was given multiple options for what to do with the Rover Pipeline money Tuesday at its regularly scheduled meeting. The board heard from Mike Burns, a representative from Baird who spoke on investment and debt strategies. Burns said this is an unusual time in the market where rates have gone up for the past three years while borrowing costs have gone down for the past five months.

The Wyandot County Health Alliance met Tuesday at Wyandot Memorial Hospital to discuss updates for its plans to improve community health and well-being. Wyandot County Director of Environmental Health Jeff Ritchey said press releases were in the works for prom and the health board will have a presence at the upcoming bike rodeo.

Upper Sandusky City Council agreed on a minimum bid for the sale of Waterworks Park at its meeting Monday. The city has owned 12 of the acres of Waterworks Park since the early 1900s and it purchased 16 additional acres for $2,000 an acre in 1998.

The Sycamore Volunteer Fire Department received a $2,000 donation from Hord Family Farms Monday evening at the department’s annual meeting in the Sycamore Community Center.

The Upper Sandusky Exempted Village School District Board of Education continued visiting each of its buildings by holding its meeting Monday evening at East Elementary and giving East students a chance to share some of the happenings at the school.

CAREY — Carey Village Council on Monday approved a motion to award the bid for the Memorial Park Boulevard project to Hohenbrink Excavating Inc., of Findlay, for $142,202.80. Bids for the street project were opened March 5 in the council chambers. The village received four bids ranging as high as $208,000.

Earl Kinley (left) and Patricia Kitzler look at their hats in the 50/50 hat game at the St. Peter's Benefit Auction Saturday in the St. Peter’s school gymnasium. The 50/50 prize of $500 was donated back to St. Peter’s.