NEVADA — With the condition of its village hall deteriorating, Nevada Council is considering its options, including the possibility of a new building. Council received a quote of $18,100 for repair work on the outside of the block building, and it expects a new roof, which may be needed sooner rather than later, would cost over $20,000, meaning total work on the building would be around $40,000.

First responders are pictured on scene on the 700 block of Marseilles Avenue on Monday afternoon following a two-vehicle injury crash. According to an Upper Sandusky Police Department accident report, Darlene Ferguson, 71, Upper Sandusky, failed to yield at a stop sign on Fairview Street and pulled out onto Marseilles Avenue in a red 2015 Ford Escape, where she was struck by a chrome 2005 Hyundai Accent driven by Timothy Giles, 28, Morral.

The Mohawk Board of Education voted to increase lunch prices for the 2019-20 school year at its meeting Monday evening. Treasurer Rhonda Feasel reported the school had a $30,000 deficit in the lunch budget due to experienced staff at the top of the pay scale and having fewer students. She said the budget could survive one more year without making a change but recommended a 25 cent increase, although lunch will need a 50 cent total increase to balance the deficit.

The Upper Sandusky Park Board approved a motion to authorize the park department to purchase a new pool sweeper at Monday’s regular meeting. Pool manager Catie Richman told the board that the current pool sweeper presents a safety issue. The current sweeper sits on the pool deck and the vacuum is hooked up to it and is manually used to sweep the pool, Richman explained. She said that the sweeper requires live wires to be close to the pool, which has presented issues in the past.

The Mental Health and Recovery Services Board of Seneca, Sandusky and Wyandot counties does not have a regularly scheduled meeting in July. The next board meeting is 4:30 p.m. Aug. 29 at the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board building, 1200 N. Ohio 53, Tiffin.

Willie T. Thomas, Wooster, was charged with OVI following a traffic stop on U.S. 30 eastbound near CH 128 the early morning of July 8. A probable cause search of the vehicle located marijuana, marijuana paraphernalia and loaded firearms. The Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office took over the scene upon arrival because of jurisdiction.

BUCYRUS — The Ohio State Highway Patrol is reminding motorists to use caution when driving around commercial vehicles. “Large trucks and buses have operating limitations such as blind spots, longer stopping distances and limited maneuverability, making it essential for all drivers to focus on safety,” Gov. Mike DeWine said.

BUCYRUS — In the midst of the changes with the new building project at Wynford Local School District, the new high school principal for the 2019-2020 school year, will be a familiar face. Julie Miller was named high school principal at Wynford Local School District’s board of education meeting in May. She is replacing previous high school principal Chris Solis, who has taken the position of building principal at Tri-Rivers.

FINDLAY — The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in locating Ashlie Velasquez. The sheriff’s office responded to a report of a suspicious death at a residence on TR 194 in Amanda Township at 10:11 p.m. July 4. The suspicious death was identified by Det. Fred Smith as Boe Bushong, 22, of Mount Blanchard, who was …

The Liverpool Lads kicked the fun up a notch at the sixth annual Wyanstock music festival put on by Wyandot County Young Professionals.