Angeline clients with developmental disabilities and senior citizens living at Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center are connecting through art. Artists from Angeline’s Art Connections studio in Carey visited the rural Upper Sandusky nursing facility Friday.

Knights of Columbus Council No. 2050 has been serving up fish every Friday during the Lenten season for 25 years. Initially for members only, the weekly fish fries have been open to the public for several years, drawing in hundreds of people and raising money the group gives back in part to the community.

The Wyandot County Board of Commissioners recently met with county Dog Warden Andy Niederkohr after a deadline to purchase or renew dog licenses. The deadline to purchase a license for 2017 was Jan. 31, and the commissioners said dog owners have had more than enough time to purchase late licenses.

SYCAMORE — A Mohawk High School student is facing possible disciplinary action after school officials say he forcibly grabbed and cussed out a female teacher Thursday afternoon. The teacher was checked out by a school nurse as a precaution, but she was not injured, Principal Brett Graham said this morning.

The Upper Sandusky Fire Department responded to a report of smoke on the first floor of Quality Inn this morning. Hotel management said the smoke came from a microwave in a room on the first floor; there was no fire.

A deputy responded to a dispute between a landlord and a tenant in the 5700 block of CH 136, Sycamore Township, the afternoon of March 26. Tonya M. Quinichette, Columbus, was cited for speed and driving under non-compliance suspension on U.S. 23 near milepost 8, Pitt Township, the afternoon of March 26.

The Wyandot County Veterans Service Office thanked veterans living at the county skilled nursing and rehabilition center for their service with a special concert and gifts during lunch Wednesday. Each veteran received a certificate, flower courtesy of Richardson’s Flowers, and blanket from Blankets of Love.

Wyandot County Emergency Medical Services recently was not chosen by the Ohio Development Services Agency as one of the municipalities to receive a grant for public safety. The requested $500,000 through a program provided by the Local Government Innovation Council was to go toward the new EMS building on North Warpole Street currently under construction.

The Upper Sandusky Fire Department recently received a Bureau of Worker’s Compensation Grant to pay for equipment to roll supply hose. The total cost of the equipment is $8,195 with the city paying $2,000 of the cost.

The Star Players in Upper Sandusky have announced “Annie” as the summer 2017 musical June 23-25 and June 30 through July 2 at the Star Theatre in Upper Sandusky.