The Upper Sandusky High School students of the month for April are represented by Lions Rep. Doug Frisch. They include freshman Mackinley Bianchi, sophomore Kendall Blankenship; and junior Reese Stansbery. Absent is senior Madison McLaughlin.

Registration has begun for Upper Sandusky Public Library’s Summer Reading Program, “A Universe of Stories.” All ages are welcome to join the library as it celebrates the joy of reading throughout the month of June.

FREMONT — The Vanguard Tech Center, in Fremont, earned Model of Excellence for workplace skills the Vanguard Sentinel Career & Technology Centers announced recently. SkillsUSA named 24 SkillsUSA chapters as Models of Excellence for 2019. At the top level of SkillsUSA’s Chapter Excellence Program, these schools are recognized for the exceptional integration and application of personal, workplace and technical skills in their SkillsUSA chapter activities. This is the highest award bestowed on chapters by SkillsUSA, which is one of the largest student organizations for career and technical education.

Angeline School and Industries Mon.: no school. Tue.: hamburger sandwich, sweet potato fries, baked beans, fruit.

Pictured is Our Lady of Consolation seventh grade student Cayman Crim (right) is congratulated by Principal Brian Gerber. She reached the 1000 Point Accelerated Reader milestone and is the first OLC student to accomplish this monumental task.

Audiologist Courtney Thiel will provide free hearing screenings for individuals 60 and above 9-11:30 a.m. and 2-4:30 p.m. May 31 at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Appointments are required for the free screenings. The first 20 callers to schedule will receive a complimentary Beca House Coffee Co. beverage.

MARION — Marion Technical College awarded 470 degrees and certificates to 399 students May 11 at the Marion Palace Theatre. These graduates ranged in age from 17 years old to 61 years old. They came from 24 Ohio counties and three states. They include nine military veterans and 10 high school students who received associate’s degrees at no cost to them or their families before they graduated from high school.

Cindy Pagano (right) of the Swan House in Findlay was the guest speaker at Monday’s What’s Cookin’ cookbook discussion group meeting at the Upper Sandusky Community Library.

The following report was prepared and submitted by the Wyandot County Humane Society on Tuesday and is correct as of that date. Pets reported as missing since the last report that have not been found include a brown and white pomeranian-husky mix and a black male scottish terrier that needs groomed.

Harpster UMC Sunday, Graduation Sunday and Mission Sunday; Liturgist meeting following worship.