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Daily Chief-Union/Alissa Paolella
Slippery conditions
The snowfall over the last week has caused several accidents in Wyandot County, including one Thursday morning involving a truck that came to a rest on its side. Pictured are Upper Sandusky EMTs treating Shae Culver, the driver of the vehicle. According to a report from the Bucyrus Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, Culver, 26, was driving northbound on U.S. 23 at an unsafe speed for the conditions when she lost control and went off the left side of the road. She struck a guardrail, spun off the road and the vehicle rolled onto its side. Culver was cited for operating a vehicle without reasonable control. She was taken to Wyandot Memorial Hospital, where she was treated and released.


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Two Carey businesses asking voters to approve Sunday liquor sales
By BRANDON DRAKE
Staff writer
CAREY - Local residents and out of town visitors soon may be able to purchase an alcoholic beverage on Sundays at two establishments in the village of Carey.
The Carey Conservation Sportsman Association, 2877 TH 106, and Moreno's Casual Dining, 109 W. Findlay St., are asking voters during the primary elections Tuesday to allow the sale of alcohol on Sundays.
The conservation club currently possesses a liquor license to sell alcohol Monday through Saturday. Moreno's has a license to sell liquor Monday through Saturday and beer on Sundays. An additional license is needed to sell all spirits on Sundays.


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Department of Job and Family Services gets income maintenance employee
By LAUREN SCHLOSSER
Staff writer
The Wyandot County Department of Job and Family Services is saying goodbye to a longtime employee.
Barbara Reinhard retired, and her final day on the job was Feb. 22, Tom Bennett, director of the Wyandot County Department of Job and Family Services, told the Wyandot County Commissioners on Thursday. Reinhard worked in income maintenance and had held the position for 19 years, he said.
The commissioners signed contracts approving removing her from the position and putting Joshua Anderson in it. Anderson has been a part-time employee in the development department, Bennett said.

Daily Chief-Union/Brandon Drake
Throw down
Mohawk's Brock Kirian (189) lifts Clinton-Massie's Corby Running before slamming him to the ground for a takedown. Kirian took an 11-3 major decision victory in his only match at the state wrestling tournament Thursday.

Only Kirian left at state wrestling
By BRANDON DRAKE
Staff writer
COLUMBUS - After a disappointing finish last year, Mohawk senior Brock Kirian knew coming into the Division III state wrestling tournament he would have to come out of the gates strong and be the aggressor if he would achieve his goal of becoming a state champion.
He did just that in his first match against Clarksville Clinton-Massie sophomore Corby Running, as Kirian (43-3) took control midway through the first period in their 189-pound opening round match and went on to score an 11-3 decision to move on to the championship quarterfinals today.

Big challenge awaits Riverdale in regional championship game
By LONNIE McMILLAN
Sports editor
LEXINGTON - The Riverdale girls basketball team has one final "big" challenge standing between it and a spot in the state tournament.
The Falcons battle with Fredericktown, a team featuring three starters 5-10 and bigger, in the Division III regional championship game at Lexington High School on Saturday.
"(Fredericktown) is good," Riverdale coach Maryann Holderman said. "They're physical. We're going to have to come ready to play. We're two different styles of play, and it'll be interesting to see how we match up. It's going to come down to who executes their style the best."

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