HHWP Community Action Commission’s HEAP 2017 Summer Crisis Program begins July 1 and continues through Aug. 31or until funding and/or equipment is fully exhausted. This program may provide a payment up to $300 toward a regulated or up to $500 toward an unregulated electric bill and/or a window air conditioner and/or a tower oscillating electric fan. HHWP CAC assists income-qualified customers who are age 60 and older or individuals with a documented medical condition signed by a licensed physician or registered nurse practitioner that would benefit from continued electric service, air conditioning or fan.

The following report was prepared and submitted by the Wyandot County Humane Society on Monday and is correct as of that date. Pets reported as missing since the last report that have not been found include a young male tan and white pit bull, a male gray and white cat, a male yellow cat, a male black Lab mix, a brindle female husky-boxer mix, a tan female Lab, a neutered male brindle boxer-pit mix and a yellow shaved neutered male cat.

Amanda Mullholand (from left) holds her daughter, Evelyn Mullholand, who represents the family’s fifth generation. Also pictured is Amanda’s father Kevin Dininger, Joane Dininger and the late Eunice Stansbery, Joane’s mother.

HHWP Community Action Commission’s HEAP 2017 Summer Crisis Program begins July 1 and continues through Aug. 31 or until funding and/or equipment is fully exhausted. This program may provide a payment up to $300 toward a regulated or up to $500 toward an unregulated electric bill and/or a window air conditioner and/or a tower oscillating electric fan.

Wyandot Mission Church recently released its summer preaching schedule. Service begins at 8 a.m.

Crawford Soil and Water Conservation District announces the “Showcasing Crawford County” photo contest for amateur photographers. Photos must be taken within Crawford County.

Poppies are in full bloom in front of the Dick and Phyllis Gerber Farm, east of Upper Sandusky.

FOREST – Forest-Jackson Public Library, 102 W. Lima St., will show a matinee of the movie “Hidden Figures” at 1 p.m. Friday. A free-will donation will be accepted for a popcorn and drink.

“Build a Better World” is the theme of Upper Sandusky Public Library’s 2017 Summer Reading Program for all ages. Patrons are invited to try something new this summer: at home, in the community, throughout the country, and around the globe.

The Alzheimer’s Association, Northwest Ohio Chapter, invites anyone who has a family member or friend with memory loss to attend an Alzheimer’s support group at noon Tuesday at the Fairhaven Community chapel, 850 Marseilles Ave., Upper Sandusky.