Daily Chief in need of carriers The Daily Chief-Union has an immediate need for motor route drivers and foot carriers. Delivery is Monday through Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings. Motor routes take about three hours per day, and foot routes take around 30 minutes. Anyone 10 and older is welcome to apply for a foot route. If interested, contact Kellie Paugh at 419-294-2332 or dcucirc@dailychiefunion.com, visit … Read More
Think green The Wyandot County Council on Aging put on a St. Patrick’s Day-themed lunch Monday at the Senior Depot with beef stew, green-frosted brownies, green watergate salad and limeade. Sharyn Mowrey (left) and Lucille Hanna were some of the first seniors in line. Read More
Upper Council passes ordinance to create water supply committee Upper Sandusky City Council discussed an ordinance concerning the creation of a water supply safety committee Monday during its meeting. Council vice president Rick Roberts expressed concern because the ordinance was vague about the task force’s scope of authority, had no council oversight or approval on the members. Read More
Upper BOE honors honors top achievers The Upper Sandusky Exempted Village School Board honored the district’s top winter sports athletes and toured South School during its regular meeting Monday evening at South. The board continued its new tradition of honoring students with major achievements, giving out certificates and pins to All-Ohio girls basketball player Abigail Fogle and wrestlers Noah Clary and Connor Johnston, state swim qualifier Abbey Wenger and coaches Brent Fahle, Jeff Winslow, Justin Richardson and Noah Blankenship. Read More
Water line replacement may be necessary in Carey CAREY — During the Carey Village Council meeting on Monday, Village Administrator Roy Johnson informed council of the possibility that waterline repairs in the village may be necessary. Johnson noted recent legislative changes in the public water supply, which have been triggered by the events in Flint, Michigan, brought numerous issues to the forefront for the village. Read More
Daily Chief in need of carriers The Daily Chief-Union has an immediate need for motor route drivers and foot carriers. Delivery is Monday through Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings. Motor routes take about three hours per day, and foot routes take around 30 minutes. Anyone 10 and older is welcome to apply for a foot route. If interested, contact Kellie Paugh at 419-294-2332 or dcucirc@dailychiefunion.com, visit … Read More
Key party Nicole Garvin’s fifth grade class at St. Peter Catholic School in Upper Sandusky wound string into a key decoration for their art project contribution to the school’s benefit auction which was held on Saturday. Read More
Wyandot Co. Economic Development adds members CAREY — The Wyandot County Office of Economic Development welcomed three new members to its organization Monday during its meeting at Vaughn Industries in Carey. WCOED Executive Director Greg Moon announced Carey Exempted Village Schools, Mohawk Local Schools and Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center had joined the organization, raising its total members to 48, the largest ever. Read More
Daily Chief in need of carriers The Daily Chief-Union has an immediate need for motor route drivers and foot carriers. Delivery is Monday through Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings. Read More
Pair of local youth win regional titles FREDERICK, Md. — Two Wyandot County youth captured regional titles earlier this month through the Elks Soccer Shoot competition. Sophie Lucas of Nevada and Gabe Randall of Upper Sandusky represented Ohio in the Mid-Atlantic Elks Soccer Shoot over the first weekend of March in Frederick, Maryland, and both took home first-place honors. Read More