Kaitlyn E. Baker, 820 Shields Drive, Upper Sandusky, assured clear distance ahead, $30 fine plus costs, two points.

H.D. E.R. Link Ltd., 241 W. Findlay St., Carey, wired telecommunications carriers.

Fireworks explode over the Upper Sandusky High School soccer fields Friday night during the finale of the city of Upper Sandusky’s annual fireworks show.

An unusually wet spring and early summer has put Wyandot County farmers in a difficult situation choosing between planting their crops late, replanting them or not planting crops at all. The National Weather Service reported Wyandot County received precipitation in 46 of the 91 days from April to June, well above the yearly average.

Night one of Wyanstock 2019 kicked off Friday with performances from five bands.

The Ohio Department of Transportation recently announced the following highway construction scheduled to occur within Wyandot County. Work is dependent upon weather conditions. U.S. 23 between CH 97 and the U.S. 30 interchange, north of Upper Sandusky, will be restricted to one lane in each direction through the work zone for pavement resurfacing. Variable speed limit signs will be in place to display the legal, posted speed limit through the work zone. Work is being performed by The Shelly Company, Findlay.

The Wynford Local School District Board of Education meeting that was scheduled for Wednesday, has been cancelled. The next regular Wynford Local School District Board of Education meeting is 5:30 p.m. Aug. 8 in the high school media center.

FOREST — The grand marshal of this year’s Tree Town Festival in Forest is a familiar face to most of the town’s residents. Sharon Haymond worked at the Community First Bank in Forest for the past 45 years and has served as the Tree Town Festival’s treasurer for 25 years. Haymond retired from her festival duties four years ago and will be retiring from her job at the bank later this year.

An officer was flagged down on the 300 block of South Sandusky Avenue for a report of suspicious persons near the railroad tracks on Crawford Street the early morning of July 4. The officer was unable to locate the persons. An officer responded to an alarm at Amvets the morning of July 4. The alarm was set off by employee error.

Amy Krieble (pictured above) reads the Declaration of Independence Thursday at John Green Cemetery near Harpster for the gathered crowd (pictured below). The cemetery is located on family land and was discovered by the late Honorable Judge Charlton Myers.