WASHINGTON — Tyson Foods Inc. a New Holland, Pennsylvania establishment, is recalling approximately 190,757 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken fritter products that may be contaminated with extraneous materials, specifically hard plastic, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service announced recently. The frozen ready-to-eat chicken fritter items were produced Feb. 28. The following products are subject to recall:

Jessica I. Binau, Upper Sandusky, charged by the state with petty theft, failed to appear, pretrial continued to June 27. Kyndal L. Roberson, Carey, charged by the Carey police with obstruction of official business, pretrial held, continued to June 27.

Appeals: State of Ohio vs. Sajjad Mahmood, Powell. Certificate of judgment: Dan Burks, et al, and Pat Purks, 5763 TH 30, Sycamore, judgment creditors, vs. Aaron Frankart, 5803 Ohio 231, Sycamore, judgment debtor.

Edward John Wetzel and Teresa Louise Wetzel to Bethany L. Crawford and Randal E. Dukes, .367 acre in Carey. JPMorgan Chase Bank to Rick Drollinger, 1.00 acres in Marseilles Township.

Kadden R. Loverich, 330 N. Seventh St., Upper Sandusky, assured clear distance ahead, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens. Blyth Miller, 10214 TH 132, Nevada, no operator’s license and no operator’s license on an ATV, $30 fine plus costs, two points.

Kevin Scott Anderson, 32, 320 E. South St., Carey, CAD designer; and Morgan Ann Troiano, 31, 320 E. South St., Carey, material handler, May 31. Kenneth David Tucker Jr., 46, 1049 N. Warpole St., Lot 45, Upper Sandusky, technician; and Celeste Renee Ashbrook, 44, 1049 N. Warpole St., Lot 45, Upper Sandusky, laborer, June 5.

The Wyandot Indian Mill Historical Site and Museum has a pair of bicentennial anniversaries this year. Museum Curator Robin Conley said 2019 is the 200-year anniversary of the saw mill and the dam on the Sandusky River.

The annual St. Peter Festival was kicked off with the St. Peter School Festival Running of the Colts, which included a 1-mile Family Fun Run (left) and 5K races Friday at Stepping Stones Park in Upper Sandusky. This year, the event included bubbles, glow sticks and a best dressed award.

Alicia and Jaxson Carpenter, 6, work on side walk chalk masterpieces outside the Upper Sandusky Library Friday. The community was invited to get creative throughout the day to leave a colorful mural of sidewalk chalk for passersby to enjoy.

Lisa Hoffman used a 9-iron to hit her first hole-in-one Thursday on the par 3 102-yard No. 2 at Lincoln Hills Golf Club. Witnesses were Harriet Amendola and Debbie Bastel.