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Additional Mohawk seniors recognized

SYCAMORE — In addition to the senior awards listed in Wednesday’s paper, Mohawk High School would like to recognize the following seniors: — University of Dayton President’s Merit Scholarship ($84,080 over four years): Christopher Klopp. — Outstanding ACT achievement, scoring 32 on reading subject test: Bryce Kirian.

Carey High School FFA wins ODOT contest in Wyandot

Wyandot County winner

LIMA — Carey High School was named the winner of Wyandot County and was fourth in the People’s Choice Award in the Ohio Department of Transportation District 1’s annual Paint the Plow contest. Miller City High School was voted the overall ODOT choice winner in this year’s Paint the Plow contest. ODOT District 1 employees voted for the best plow design at the district’s roadeo event May 1.

Safety blotter: May 9, 2019

A caller reported a breaking and entering attempt at the concession stand at American Legion Field in Sycamore the afternoon of May 1. Extra patrols were performed in the area. Mandeep S. Sandhu, Windsor, Ontario, Canada, was cited for failure to control after a semi truck he was driving was stuck in a yard on the 11000 block of CH 4 the afternoon of May 1.

Innovations celebrates 1-year anniversary

Innovative team

Innovations Hair Studio in Upper Sandusky celebrated its one-year anniversary with a ribbon cutting ceremony through the Wyandot Chamber of Commerce Thursday. Owner Ally Felkey, a 2007 Carey High School graduate, said she had 10 years of experience at a salon and was ready for a change when she started out on her own in May 2018.

New beginnings

New beginnings

Don Tomasso's Italian & American Kitchen and the Wyandot Chamber of Commerce officially celebrated the opening of the new location at 123 W. Wyandot Ave., in Upper Sandusky on Tuesday with a ribbon cutting.

BVHS honored with achievement award

FINDLAY — Blanchard Valley Health System announced recently that it has been recognized at the Platinum Level by The Partnership for Excellence, Ohio, West Virginia and Indiana’s Performance Excellence Program. This is the highest-level Excellence Award TPE offers.

Mays, McColly, Roberts take primary

Marc Mays

Upper Sandusky city residents chose for three candidates in the city council primary Tuesday. The unofficial results from the Wyandot County Board of Elections show Marc Mays, Kyle McColly and Rick Roberts winning the Republican Primary for Upper Sandusky City Council.

Amesquita given 10 years for pandering, gross sexual imposition

Decade sentence featured

A Sycamore man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to one count of gross sexual imposition and five counts of pandering sex oriented material to a minor. Jose R. Amesquita II, 37, was registered as a tier 2 sex offender in a preliminary hearing Tuesday. He was arrested Jan. 10, 2019, on a warrant on indictment for gross sexual imposition, a third degree felony, and 17 counts of pandering sex-oriented material to a minor, a fourth degree felony.

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