Dick Eyestone, Tana Rowland and Jan Rish pose with a nearly-completed Big Ben clock tower, which is part of the Peter Pan set for the Elks Halloween walk-through this year. The walk-through begins at 6 p.m. Saturday and will take young trick-or-treaters from London to the magical realm of Neverland before finishing with drinks and cookies.

Many area residents enjoyed the Halloween parade in Dunkirk and winners of the Halloween costume contest were announced on Wednesday evening.

The Wyandot County Board of Health is proposing a .7-mill replacement levy this November. “This levy will take the place of our current .7-mill levy and our .3-mill levy,” Director of Environmental Health Jeff Ritchey said.

The Wyandot County Council on Aging is on the ballot this November with a five-year, .8-mill renewal levy. The renewal levy is not a new tax and will continue the original levy passed both in 2009 and 2013.

SYCAMORE — Sycamore Village Council heard from a concerned resident regarding some property in the village that needed attention. Bill Dunlap Sr. asked if anything had been done about the houses and junk on Kilborn Street.

I am taking this opportunity to encourage all Ohio residents to vote no on Ohio Issue 1. The attempt to pass Issue 1 is being financed by out of state billionaires such as George Soros and Mark Zuckerberg.

The Wynford FFA competed at the county soils CDE on Sept. 20. All members from the chapter participated in urban and/or rural soil judging.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Emotions were running high during the Riverdale Local School District Board of Education meeting on Monday, the first meeting since the school district lost senior Katelyn Martin, who died in a car accident Oct. 12.

Upper Sandusky Middle School’s Rams of the Month for September are (front row, from left) sixth grader Zoe LaMont, seventh grader Bailey Fox, eighth grader Alyse Swartz; (back row) sixth grader Elijah Robinson, seventh grader Ethan Compton and eighth grader Jason Barr.

A dedication ceremony for the Wyandot County Infirmary Cemetery Memorial was held Saturday afternoon at the Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Founding memorial committee members Tami Schmidt, Scott McKee, Mary Reinhart and Kelli Smith, who’s research uncovered the list of 119 names that were memorialized, all played a role in the ceremony.