FOREST — A new program is hoping to reduce the stress young people feel when they find themselves interacting with law enforcement. Jessica Alger presented the Pages of Hope program this week to members of the Forest CIC.

Handicap-accessible playground equipment will hopefully be coming to Upper Sandusky soon. South Elementary School is the only ranch-style school within city limits. A child with any physical disability or limitation will be sent to South Elementary School because there are no stairs to get into the building and they can access the entire building.

MARSEILLES — Marseilles Village Council met in regular session Tuesday. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Rick Arnold.

Andrew K. Huff Jr., Upper Sandusky, charged by the police with domestic violence, pleaded not guilty, trial set for Dec. 18.

Certificate of judgment: Capital One Bank, Richmond, Virginia, judgment creditor, vs. Amanda L. Riedel, Bucyrus, judgment debtor.

Steven R. Long to Mary Z. Long, property in Upper Sandusky.

Jane M. Shrider, registrar of vital statistics at the Wyandot County Health Department, reports there were five births and 15 deaths in the county during September. Births include five females; deaths include seven females and eight males. Fifty-one certified birth and 55 certified death certificates were issued. Seventeen burial permits were issued.

Sheriff Michael R. Hetzel has released his activity report for the month of October:

Frey’s Flying Wheels Belgians provided free rides through downtown Upper Sandusky on Thursday evening as part of the annual window unveiling. The rides were sponsored by Fairhaven Community.