Shannon N. Miller, Upper Sandusky, charged by the police with two counts of domestic violence, pleaded no contest, found guilty. Jeanette Gottfried, Upper Sandusky, charged by the sheriff with domestic violence, pleaded no contest, finding deferred on conditions.

Certificate of judgment: Debt Recovery Solutions, Mansfield, judgment creditor, vs. Dianna L. Splawn and Jaycee Splawn, 9816 CH 121, Upper Sandusky, judgment debtors. Certificate of judgment: Automotive Credit Corp, Cincinnati, judgment creditor, vs. Joseph A. Fox, 210 N. Griffith St., Sycamore, judgment debtor.

Charles D. Shuster and Barbara E. Shuster to Lori A. Gladden, property in Wharton. Charles D. Shuster and Barbara E. Shuster to Lori A. Gladden, property in Wharton.

An Upper Sandusky man was sentenced to two years in prison Friday morning, although the sentence will be stayed up to six months while he appeals. James Bennett, 77, was found guilty of gross sexual imposition, a felony in the third degree, following a bench trial on Feb. 26. He was originally indicted July 11, 2018.

Hospice of Wyandot County Executive Director Cathy Browne wasn’t sure how smooth the transition would be when Wyandot County Home Health merged with Hospice of Wyandot County in early 2018, but the results have exceeded her expectations.

Upper Sandusky High School graduating class of 2019 celebrates the end of its high school years with confetti cannons Friday evening at the USHS gymnasium. A total of 126 students received diplomas. Upper Sandusky Mayor and USHS Class of ’91 alum, Scott Washburn gave the commencement address.

SYCAMORE — Just four days after Sycamore Village Council announced it was in desperate need of lifeguards and pool management, the village announced that it officially has enough lifeguards and therefore will be able to open for the 2019 season.

The Wyandot County Clerk of Courts announced Friday that due to “uncontrollable circumstances” its offices are temporarily unable to process passport applications. Blank passport applications are available for pick up and the clerk of courts is still able to provide passport photo services.

With the continuous rain and warm weather, the Wyandot County Public Health Department is encouraging residents to take time to reduce mosquito breeding sites around their homes, and to protect themselves from mosquitoes during outdoor activities.

Dr. Vibhor Krishna (right) fits David Shorr with a helmet-like device used in a new clinical trial for Alzheimer’s Disease at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. The device uses MRI-guided imaging to deliver focused ultrasound to specific areas of the brain to open the blood-brain barrier.