Brady D. Perry, Tiffin, charged by the Carey police with possession of dangerous drugs, pretrial held, continued to Dec. 10.

Appeals: State of Ohio vs. Jordon M. Baldwin, Columbus.

Wayne E. Mick to New Eezy Gro Inc., 4.000 acres in Crane Township.

Brian Keith Smith, 42, 366 Spring St., Upper Sandusky, operator; and Heather Ann Frey, 41, 324 W. Church St., Upper Sandusky, tech associate, Nov. 14. Kevin Thomas Steen, 45, 113 West St., Carey, disabled; and Elizabeth Marie Snyder, 38, 113 West St., Carey, teacher, Nov. 21.

COLUMBUS — Winter weather is here. Annually, the Ohio Department of Transportation makes final preparations to ensure equipment and employees are ready for whatever Old Man Winter throws our way. Each of ODOT’s 1,629 trucks received a 150-point check as part of annual county-by-county Operational Readiness Inspections.

A roadside decoration was given a special Thanksgiving twist between CH 61 and Ohio 199 by the overpass running south out of Upper Sandusky towards Marion. The holiday season is in full swing in Wyandot County with Christmas being celebrated next week in Upper Sandusky.

Sarah M. Walter joined Saull Law & Title on Thursday. Walter brings with her a wealth of experience and knowledge, having worked for an established law firm before transitioning to Saull Law. Walter was admitted to the Ohio Bar on Nov. 7, 2016, after graduating from the prestigious George Washington Law School in Washington, D.C.

INDEPENDENCE — CSI Construction Services Inc. of Carey has been awarded the Award of Merit in recognition of The First Citizens National Bank’s Marion branch as part of the Northern Ohio Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors’ 2018 Excellence in Construction Awards.

SYCAMORE — First National Bank of Sycamore has hired Grant Ekleberry as a credit analyst.

Westbrook Assisted Living and Memory Care Community recently received a deficiency-free survey from the Ohio Department of Health for the fourth year in a row. Achieving the highest possible rating, Westbrook Assisted Living and Memory Care received zero violations from the Ohio Department of Health following an unannounced inspection conducted Oct. 31.