SYCAMORE — The Mohawk Lioness Club on Thursday donated its 1980 charter to the Mohawk Historical Society for display at the museum in Sycamore. The local service club was chartered May 31, 1980 with 21 members.

The Wyandot County Board of Commissioners held multiple sessions Thursday morning. The commissioners met with Angeline School Superintendent Todd Dilley and business manager Amy Traxler to discuss the revenue and expenditure budget for the 2017 calendar year.

The Upper Sandusky Community Library Board of Trustees on Thursday approved a motion by unanimous decision to select Toledo Sign to replace its aged outdoor sign at a cost of $12,010 while also separately approving appropriations for 2017.

SYCAMORE — When people think of Christmas gifts, oftentimes the first age group on their minds is the youngest in the community. Youth, eager to share their Christmas wishes, are the ones who most often are drawn by visits of Santa and Mrs. Claus.

A Columbus man will wait for the result of a pre-sentence investigation after pleading guilty to a reduced charge in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court on Wednesday afternoon. Damon E. Gordon, 39, pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana with a criminal forfeiture specification, a third-degree felony.

COLUMBUS — Ohio Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor is reminding Ohioans on Medicare that the open enrollment deadline to determine their coverage for 2017 is today. Taylor, also director of the Ohio Department of Insurance, said people still undecided or just starting the evaluation process can turn to the department’s Ohio Senior Health Insurance Program for free help.

KIRBY — Kirby Village Council took the first step to adopt a dog noise nuisance ordinance at its meeting Tuesday evening. Council asked village clerk-treasurer Darl Snyder to write a rough draft for an ordinance that would address consistent dog barking that disrupts the comfortable livability of the village.

COLUMBUS — A Crawford County native and former executive vice president of the Ohio Farm Bureau was selected to receive the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation’s distinguished service to agriculture award this year. John C. “Jack” Fisher was recognized for outstanding contributions to agriculture, the state of Ohio and the Ohio Farm Bureau.

One of Upper Sandusky’s longest-standing businesses has plans to expand on the condition city officials agree to vacate an alley. Kurt Kimmel of Kimmel Corporation visited the city service committee Monday evening to share the company’s expansion plans with officials and request the vacancy of an alley.

The city’s safety committee unanimously approved to recommend to council a draft ordinance allowing certain vehicles to be operated on roadways with speed limits of 35 mph or less during a regular meeting Monday. An Ohio law going into effect Jan. 1 prohibits low-speed vehicles from being operated in roadways with speed limits of 45 mph or greater, and a local ordinance is needed to keep low-speed vehicles, like golf carts, on the roads legally.