Going into her 19th year as the victim’s advocate for Wyandot County, Marnie Hahn has worked with hundreds of people who may have needed an extra boost to help them get through tough times. In recent weeks, Hahn has received word from the state of Ohio that her program would continue to be funded for fiscal year 2017.

TIFFIN — The Heidelberg University concert choir and the chamber singers, the premiere choral ensembles of Heidelberg University’s School of Music and Theatre, will kick off the 2016-17 performance season with a concert at 3 p.m. Nov. 13 at Carey High School, 2016 Blue Devil Drive.

TIFFIN — Hollywood Nights: The True Bob Seger Experience will perform at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 5 at The Ritz Theatre, 30 S. Washington St., Tiffin.

Over the past several years, changes in the healthcare system, state grant programs and state governmental mandates have continued to place new financial burdens on local health departments.

We have been hearing about “the wall” for weeks now. During one debate, there was reference to the Trojan horse. How many of us know that legend — a Greek myth, perhaps about Helen of Troy and how the Greek soldiers hid in a wooden horse and got into the city and destroyed it?

An Upper Sandusky man was found competent to stand trial and pleaded not guilty to charges related to the alleged arson of a vacant apartment at 326 S. Seventh St. in August and the alleged burglary of a residence at 207 N. Sandusky Ave. earlier this month.

A Leipsic man admitted to stealing thousands of dollars from his former landlord by not paying rent in a plea hearing Tuesday afternoon in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court.

SYCAMORE — The village of Sycamore is facing a 4.26-percent increase in health insurance costs for its five employees next year, but officials expect major changes to the plan in 2018. During a regular meeting Tuesday, council unanimously approved a motion to continue with the same plan as 2016 for next year.