J&J Investment Properties Ltd. to J.S.S. Farms LLC, 2.174 acres in Crane Township. Rebecca C. Knowles trustee and Knowles living family trust to Barbara S. Stansbery and Allen R. Stansbery, property in Sycamore.

Jalen D. Bontrager, Shipshewana, Indiana, speed, $40 fine plus costs, two points. Bradley A. Cooper, 214 S. Vance St., Apt. C, Carey, no operator’s license, costs, two points, Carteens; and seat belt (driver), $30 fine plus costs.

As freshman, students in Travis Minnear’s ninth grade English class at Wynford High School entered into a nationwide poetry contest. Now as sophomores, three have made it to the semifinals and will have their works published later this fall.

FREMONT — Four Mohawk High School sophomores were injured in a one-vehicle rollover accident Friday afternoon according to early reports from the Fremont Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. A spokesperson for the post said the crash occurred Friday afternoon on TR 131 in Seneca County. The spokesperson said four occupants were in the car and one occupant was transported by medical flight from the scene.

REYNOLDSBURG — The Ohio Department of Agriculture is issuing a public health alert for Yellowfin Tuna purchased from Kroger retail stores in Ohio. This alert is the result of an investigation by ODA and the Ohio Department of Health after four cases of scombroid poisoning were reported in Franklin and Montgomery counties.

As the Wyandot County Fair approaches, the presentation Thursday at the Wyandot County Museum was “4-H History in Wyandot County.”

Upper Sandusky Police Department A South School teacher requested officer assistance with disorderly conduct of a student the morning of Sept. 5.

In memory of Gabi Swartz, a 16-year-old member of the Rowdy Riders 4-H club who recently died, a memorial stall will be left open in the horse barn at the Wyandot County Fair Sept. 10-15.

Upper Sandusky Police Department Brett A. Smith, Carey, was arrested for OVI and cited for failure to drive in marked lanes on the 1300 block of North Warpole Street the early morning of Sept. 1.

TIFFIN — Bascom Communications, Bascom, has announced an investment of $1.7 million into its fiber and fixed wireless services for 2019, bringing its two-year total investment to $2.8 million. These investments have helped Bascom extend services to customers south and east of Tiffin who previously were not able to get high-speed internet.