SYCAMORE — Mohawk High School held its 2019 senior awards assembly and senior art showcase Tuesday. Graduating Mohawk seniors received scholarships, awards and recognition. A total of approximately $70,000 was awarded over the course of the evening, according to Interim Principal Brooke Bowlin.

The May 16 Wyandot County Regional Planning Commission meeting has been cancelled. At this time, there are no pre-application guidance or variance issues to present to the board.

A caller reported a reckless driver southbound on Ohio 53 near the Wyandot County Fairgrounds the morning of May 3. The responding officer pulled over the suspected vehicle and no signs of impairment were observed. An officer performed a stand by on the 200 block of Richardson Drive the evening of May 3.

BUCYRUS — The Wynford FFA Chapter traveled to the 91st annual Ohio FFA Convention on May 2-3, with 13 members in attendance. Seniors Zoltan Feldman and Caleb Rausch spoke about Nebraska in the Nebraska Strong workshop.

BUCYRUS — The Wynford FFA Chapter held its annual FFA banquet April 11. The banquet began with a potluck meal in the high school gymnasium. Students handed out door prizes to guests given by our local businesses.

The Ohio Department of Agriculture, in partnership with Crawford Soil and Water Conservation District, is providing funding for farmers to establish forages for hay production to protect water quality in the western basin of Lake Erie. The Ohio Working Lands program provides incentive payments to producers to establish, maintain and harvest forage and hay lands on eligible cropland acres. This one-time sign up ends this May.

The STEAMpunks program held its final event of the season Monday evening at the Upper Sandusky Community Library. The program will take a break for the summer and return the first Monday of October, USCL Youth Services Specialist Lisa Andres said.

Upper Sandusky High School’s swimmers were honored at Monday’s Upper Sandusky City Council meeting. The girls medley relay team of Maya Collins, Kamryn Swartz, Abbey Wenger and Katie Conley advanced to the state competition during the winter sports season. Wenger also individually qualified for state in the 100 breaststroke. All four girls were given certificates at the council meeting.

CAREY — A concerned village resident stopped by Carey Village Council’s meeting Monday to discuss the roads in the village, which he said are now “nothing but a death trap.” Don Stock explained that the streetscape has made driving around town more dangerous because of visibility issues.

CAREY — At its meeting, the Carey Exempted Village School District Board of Education unanimously approved the five-year forecast and assumptions. Treasurer Karen Phillips noted the five-year forecast was prepared using assumptions, which are based on the current state budget and information available at the present time, and all information is subject to change.