The Daily Chief-Union

Students support cause for teachers' family
MOUNT BLANCHARD — Students and staff from Riverdale made a continuous chain around the school’s track Friday morning, holding pinwheels over their heads to spin in the spring breeze. They were having fun, but more importantly, they were raising money in hopes of finding a cure for diabetes....READ MORE

Trusty wins 3200 run championship
TIFFIN — As the gun sounded signaling the final lap of the 3200 run, Mohawk’s Andrew Trusty stepped it up another notch with a shot of qualifying for state hanging in the balance....READ MORE

FRIDAY MAY 30, 2008

t. Peter students show off lessons on annual bike trip
The point of the bicycling lesson is to teach fifth and sixth graders at St. Peter the value of a lifelong physical activity.
The bonus comes when that lesson extends into the family....READ MORE

Commissioners discuss possible maintenance project on courthouse
The Wyandot County Commissioners met with a representative from Mid-State Contractors Inc., of Marion, on Thursday morning to begin discussing a possible maintenance project on the Wyandot County Courthouse....READ MORE

Rams hitting stride

The Upper Sandusky boys track and field team appears to be hitting its stride at the right time after a solid performance on the first day of competition at the Division II regional meet at Lexington High School on Thursday....READ MORE

THURSDAY MAY 29, 2008

Remembering history
Chief Leaford Bearskin pauses to contemplate his ancestors at the Mission Church in Upper Sandusky. ...READ MORE

City finds past due water bills dating five years old
When Upper Sandusky Mayor Scott Washburn took office in January, he began going through all of the departments within the city to make sure there was open communication between departments to keep the city running smoothly....READ MORE

Brown posts top 300 hurdles time;

Lewis 6th in HJ
A little competition did nothing to hurt Riverdale’s Kayla Brown’s performance in the 300 hurdles on Wednesday....READ MORE