HARPSTER — At its October meeting Harpster Village Council discussed upcoming road projects. Mayor Tom McBride said the Ohio Department of Transportation confirmed the paving project on Ohio 294 would include paving all the way up to the railroad tracks. Council passed an ordinance at its September meeting giving ODOT permission to pave in the Harpster Village Limits. The project will be done at no cost to the village and is expected to be completed by the summer of 2020.

SYCAMORE — A concerned resident addressed Sycamore Village Council during its regular meeting Tuesday about trucks damaging his property. Don Fillmore said big trucks drove through his back yard recently, leaving several ruts and tire tracks between 10 and 20 feet into his property line. He said trees were cut and bushes were removed from the nearby woods.

MARSEILLES — Marseilles Village Council met Tuesday for its regular October meeting and heard from Michael Augenstein from the Mid Ohio Energy Cooperative, who introduced the franchise ordinance for the cooperative. Council held a first reading of the ordinance.

LIMA — The Ohio Department of Transportation District 1, in compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act and Executive Order 11988, is seeking public comments regarding the following proposed projects in Wyandot County.

FOREST — The McVitty VFW Post No. 1182 and the American Legion Post No. 259 of Forest are holding a fish fry from 5-7 p.m. Friday at the post, 204 E. Lima St. Meals are all-you-an-eat and the event is open to the public.

McCUTCHENVILLE — Trinity United Church of Christ in McCutchenville is hosting its Baked Steak Dinner from 5-7 p.m. Oct. 12. The menu includes baked steak, mashed potatoes, dressing, gravy, coleslaw, corn, rolls, butter and drinks.

All are welcome to St. Paul Lutheran’s Oktoberfest event from 4-7 p.m. Oct. 13 at the church, 120 N. Eighth St., Upper Sandusky. The event will feature good food and fun.

A caller reported a stop sign had been knocked down by farm equipment at the intersection of Chief and South Warpole streets the afternoon of Oct. 7. Contact was made with the driver, who advised he didn’t know he struck the stop sign and had been paying attention to getting around an electrical pole with a tile plow. Insurance information was collected and the street department replaced the stop sign.

An Upper Sandusky woman was transported by medical helicopter to St. Rita’s Medical Center in Lima Monday evening after a single-vehicle crash, which ended in Harrison Smith Park after the car tumbled end over end down a hill into the park in Upper Sandusky.

The Upper Sandusky Safety Committee voted to make a portion of Nantucket Drive a no parking zone during Monday’s regular meeting. Kim Graboski, transportation supervisor for Upper Sandusky schools, informed the committee of an issue with large vehicles and vehicles with trailers parking on the cul-de-sac on Nantucket Drive, which was creating accessibility problems for school buses.