CAREY — Carey Council members passed a motion to accept a bid from a local contractor to complete an impending electric project during their first meeting of the year Tuesday. A bid by Vaughn Industries, Carey, to install an electric substation at Continental Structural Plastics was approved, 4-2.

The appeal of a two-year prison sentence for Scott Thiel still is pending at the Third District Court of Appeals, attorney Mark Miller has notified The Daily Chief-Union after an error was printed in the article on top stories of 2016 on New Year’s Eve. A decision from the appeals court is expected soon, Miller said.

An Upper Sandusky business was broken into early Wednesday morning. The Drink and Deli drive-thru, 612 N. Warpole St., was entered through a hole created by an air conditioning unit being pushed out of its location, according to the police report.

A Kenton man opted to go to trial while facing multiple third-degree felony charges Wednesday. Hayden S. Radabaugh, 20, was scheduled to appear in court for a plea hearing Wednesday, but after a brief meeting with his attorney, Sarah Walter, Radabaugh decided to take his case to trial.

CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland officials say the search for a plane carrying six people that disappeared last week over Lake Erie will continue until the aircraft is found. Officials said more debris that possibly came from the plane was found Tuesday on the shoreline. They have said many of more than 120 pieces of debris found are consistent with that …

A woman in the 100 South Seventh Street reported a baby stroller was left in her yard the morning of Oct. 31 and no one had claimed it. An officer retrieved the stroller and brought it to the station.

CAREY — The Carey Police Department is seeking the public’s help in identifying a suspect caught on security cameras breaking into Saum’s Meat & Carry Out, 501 N. Vance St., and stealing a cash register.

Upper Sandusky City Council approved two ordinances, including one by emergency, during a quick meeting Tuesday evening. After hearing the second reading for a low-speed vehicle ordinance that primarily affects golf cart usage within city limits, council unanimously approved the ordinance and it will go into effect after 30 days, or Feb. 2.