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Upper Sandusky, OH
Local news and sports for Wyandot County
City receives $500,000 in Issue I funding to replace waterlines
The city of Upper Sandusky has been awarded $500,000 in state Issue I funds to replace waterlines. “We are receiving a $500,000 grant for waterlines on Eight Street,” Mayor Scott…
Carey mulls fire contract with Crawford Twp.
CAREY — The village of Carey is in the latter stages of finalizing a contract with Crawford Township to dissolve a partnership between the two entities and give the Carey…
Safety committee recommends changes to hiring guidelines for police officers
The Upper Sandusky Safety Committee on Monday night made moves to change the guidelines for hiring auxiliary officers as full-time police officers. The committee voted to recommend that city council…
Deck the halls
Wyandot Memorial Hospital Guild members (counter-clockwise, from back left) Jackie Graeser, Ruth Ann Frey, Margaret Chandler, Marilyn Baughman, Clara Nachbar and Lois Rife decorate a Christmas tree in a lobby…
James Bickham
James E. “Jim” Bickham, of Coca Beach, Fla., and formerly of Upper Sandusky, died Thursday, Nov. 1, 2012 in Williams Chiles Hospice House, Palm Bay, Fla. He was 87. Born…
Rebecca Serin
Rebecca J. (Reamsnyder) Serin, of Grand Island, Fla., and formerly of Carey, died Friday, Nov. 30, 2012 at Florida Hospital Waterman in Tavares, Fla. She was 83. Born Dec. 25,…
Fred Skaggs
HARPSTER — Fred Isaac Skaggs died Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2012 in Annandale, N.J., with his wife of 29 years, Kim (Swartz), by his side. He was 60. Born Dec. 7,…
Safety Blotter: December 4, 2012
Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office A rural Upper Sandusky woman reported early the morning of Nov. 20 she had hit a dead deer in the roadway on Ohio 15 near CH…
Help Me Grow moves
Wyandot County Help Me Grow service coordinator and home visitor Kristi Swartz stands next to a brochure display case in the agency’s new office, located at 137D S. Sandusky Ave.,…
Ohio CAT reports theft
An employee of a local tractor implement store on Monday reported to the Upper Sandusky Police Department a theft of batteries valued at approximately $350. An employee of Ohio CAT,…
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Jerry’s Mattress opens in Upper
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- New CNG station to be available this November by Daily Chief - No Comment
- Lawrence Insurance rolls to victory by Daily Chief - No Comment
- Sportsmen to sponsor fishing derby at park by Daily Chief - No Comment
- Heritage IGA announces plans to close by Daily Chief - 2 Comments
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Upper Sandusky Middle School ass’t principal under investigation for alleged acts of misconduct
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- Gospel benefit scheduled by Daily Chief - 1 Comment
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Teaching the law
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Residents react to store closing
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pgilchrist: Wharton village contractor quits
buchster1: Donald Winter
apaolella: Upper Sandusky Middle School ass’t principal under investigation for alleged acts of misconduct
kristanpayne: Upper Sandusky Middle School ass’t principal under investigation for alleged acts of misconduct
stevenca: Family Fun Fair offers free activities for all ages
