Safety blotter: May 30, 2019 An officer assisted Upper Sandusky EMS on the 400 block of North Sandusky Avenue the early morning of May 29. A caller reported a semi truck broke down on the U.S. 23 southbound entrance ramp from East Wyandot Avenue the morning of May 29. The responding officer observed flashers and triangles in use and the vehicle was far enough to the side of the road with a wrecker already coming. The vehicle was removed a short time later. Read More
Shallow labor pool: Staffing issues delay opening of Sycamore pool SYCAMORE — Sycamore is in desperate need of lifeguards and pool managers. Village Administrator Chuck Clark reported that the pool didn’t open on time this year due to a lack of lifeguards and a manager during Tuesday’s Sycamore Village Council meeting. Read More
Trachsel lets spirit show her the way For Marilyn Trachsel, a retiring teacher at St. Peter School, being a Catholic schoolteacher hasn’t just been a job; it’s been a vocation. And perhaps more so than anyone else, she has an appreciation for what the job allows her to do because of the experiences she has had outside of the classroom. Read More
ALDI issues isolated recall of all-purpose flour In cooperation with ADM Milling Co., ALDI has recalled Bakers Corner All Purpose Flour sold at retail locations in the Northeastern United States due to a potential presence of E. coli. This product was sourced from an ADM Milling Co. production facility in Buffalo, N.Y. and was distributed to select ALDI stores in 11 states, Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont and West Virginia. Read More
Safety blotter: May 29, 2019 An officer assisted an Upper Sandusky woman with a vehicle lockout at Bicentennial Park the morning of May 24. An officer assisted with an Upper Sandusky man with a vehicle lockout on the 400 block of North Warpole Street the afternoon of May 24. Read More
Upper native speaks at Memorial Day ceremony All veterans who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces deserve recognition, and those who have served and are serving should be honored as well. That was part of the message delivered by Upper Sandusky native Master Gunnery Sgt. Daniel J. Clinger, an Upper Sandusky native and veteran of the United States Marine Corps, during the Upper Sandusky Memorial Day Ceremony at Harrison Smith Park. Read More
Perfect day for a parade Members of the American Legion, Earl Green Post No. 344 step off in Monday’s parade through Carey. The parade made two stops at Spring Grove Cemetery and Saint Mary’s Cemetery. Read More
A day of remembrance Members of the Sycamore American Legion No. 250 women’s auxiliary place their hands over their hearts during the Pledge of Allegiance at Sycamore’s ceremony at Veteran’s Memorial Park. Read More
Kwiatkowski, Wentz, Arend at top of class CAREY — Carey senior McKenna K. Kwiatkowski has been named the 2019 valedictorian at Carey High School. Kwiatkowski is a daughter of Melissa Sherman and resides in Carey. She is graduating with a 4.0 GPA and will attend Bowling Green State University with an undecided major. Read More
Wynford graduation Graduates of the Wynford class of 2019 turn their tassels during the 56th annual commencement exercises Saturday evening at Wynford High School. Read More