Upper Sandusky Mayor Scott Washburn presented a letter from the Ohio Department of Transportation concerning two at-grade crossings of U.S. 23/30 that will have access removed at CH 50 and CH 121 at the Upper Sandusky Safety Committee and City Council meetings Monday.

The 4-H Endowment Committee threw a “4-H Sundae Funday” event for its cloverbud graduation Sunday to celebrate the members who are old enough to join 4-H clubs. There was an ice cream eating contest and the winners were allowed to turn commissioner Bill Clinger into a human ice cream sundae.

The Zenobia Shriners made an appearance in the Carey Fest parade on Saturday, with a highlight of the parade being a genie on his motorized magic carpet.

Our Lady of Consolation took home the first place prize for the best float in the Carey Fest parade on Saturday. This year’s theme for Carey Fest was “Small Town, Big Time.”

Bicycle winners of the “Library Dorcas Carey Public Library Summer Reading Program are Autumn Hoover, Lincoln Smith, Oliver Sidor and Lila Kelbley. The library wishes to thank Frederick’s IGA for its donation of the bicycles.  

The 2018 Carey Fest Queen was crowned Friday evening. McKenzie Sammet was named queen with Olivia Roof earning first attendant. Pictured are (from left) Sammet, 2017 Carey Fest Queen Bayleigh Kilgore, Roof and 2017 first attendant Dana Worst. Not pictured are Carey Fest 2018 Junior Queen Layla Coppler and Junior King Bryce Fletcher. Daily Chief-Union/Brian Hemminger  

Myriek T. Fryson, Marion, charged by the Carey police with resisting arrest, amended plea to no contest, finding deferred on conditions.

Jay G. Woods and Kimberly A. Woods to David P. Gibson III, 30 acres in Mifflin Township.

Brandon Michael Brodman, 21, 11630 TH 11, Carey, ODOT employee; and Adrianna Lee Frey, 21, 17012 TH 97, Upper Sandusky, orthodontist assistant, July 26.

The Friends of the Library Book Sale runs 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday at the Upper Sandusky Community Library. The large meeting room is full of books for purchase from 25 to 50 cents each. There also are some DVDs for $1 each. All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Library …