The Upper Sandusky Safety Building will undergo a software update for its business phone lines from 3-5 a.m. Monday morning. All business phone lines for the Upper Sandusky Police Department and Upper Sandusky Fire Department will be unreachable during that time period. Numbers affected will include 419-294-2324, 419-294-2325, 419-294-2345, 419-294-2346 and 419-294-3322. Upper Sandusky Police Chief Dan Ross said the …

Appeals: State of Ohio vs. Desmond M. Taylor, Columbus.

Ronald J. Collet deceased to Megan C. Myers, property in Crawford Township.

Brandon Michael Cole, 24, 112 N. Railroad St., Wharton, welder; and Kelsey Ann Pope, 23, 112 N. Railroad St., Wharton, manager, Sept. 26.

Upper Sandusky was visited by the Ohio Democratic Party’s #PeopleFirst bus Thursday afternoon at Harrison Smith Park in support of local Democratic candidates on the ballot in November. The bus is crisscrossing Ohio until Election Day, visiting county fairs, festivals, rallies, college campuses, cities and villages.

Volunteers untangled the Christmas lights that will wrap around the large evergreen trees in front of the Wyandot County Courthouse Thursday afternoon. Volunteers tested the lights, replacing broken, burned out or flickering bulbs as well as tightening all bulbs.

The Upper Sandusky Community Library Board performed its annual performance review of library director Kathleen Whitt during its regularly scheduled meeting Thursday afternoon. The board stated it appreciated everything Whitt has done for the library and that despite some challenges that have taken place in the past year, she has handled them well.

Marseilles Village Council met in regular session on Tuesday. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Rick Arnold. The minutes from the last meeting were read and approved.

I would like to respond to the letter written by Ken Lortz that appeared in The Daily Chief-Union on Sept. 8. I agree with Lortz that we should check out all the candidates before we vote for honesty, integrity and character, etc.

I grew up in Wyandot County, graduating from Upper Sandusky High School in 1967. I now live in Maumee. Wyandot County and Maumee are represented by the same U.S. Congressman, Bob Latta.