Helen Healey trustee and Helen Healey revocable living trust to Sandra Healey Applebaum, property in Carey. Garry D. Brewer to Tamara B. Fleming, property in Upper Sandusky.

Andrew Michael Shellhouse, 26, trooper; and Brittany Gayle Juhnke, 28, department manager, June 23.

The Veterans Heritage Foundation of Wyandot County is ready to present its latest proposal for the World War I monument at Bicentennial Park to the Upper Sandusky Park Board. Attendees of the Thursday Evening at the Museum program got an early look at the plans, as members of the local heritage foundation presented Thursday’s program at the Wyandot County Museum.

A Reynoldsburg man was sentenced to prison on an aggravated possession of drugs charge Thursday morning in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court. Cadence C. Lawson, 23, was sentenced to 24 months in prison for driving with an unlawful supply of Percocet in the vehicle.

BUCYRUS — The Wynford Local School District Board of Education will meet in regular session at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the high school library, followed by an executive session to consider the compensation of a public employee or official.

The Star Players are teaming up with Upper Sandusky merchants for A Willy Wonka July. “Willy Wonka” cast members will be kicking off events at 7 p.m. today during Shop Local, Shop Late by performing a medley of songs from the show at the courthouse.

FOREST — The Tree Town Festival Committee, the Forest Fire Department and Jackson-Forest EMS encourage attendees to follow rules for the fireworks to be held at the festival at 10:30 p.m. Saturday Gormley Park, Forest. The entrance to the festival parking areas and fireworks viewing and is from Spiedel Avenue and the end of East Daisy Street.

Kathryn M. Kraninger, Kenton, was transported to Wyandot County Jail the morning of June 21 after being arrested by the Bellefontaine Police Department on a warrant out of Upper Sandusky Municipal Court for failing to comply with a court order on fines and costs from a petty theft case.

SYCAMORE — For Sycamore resident Kevin Romanko and his son, Alec, every day is a struggle for survival. More than 10 years after Alec’s diagnosis with obsessive compulsive disorder, Kevin finally has found a light in the tunnel of his son’s condition.

KENTON — As Joe Torrillo drove into New York City on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, he knew this was going to be one of the biggest days of his life. It was, but not for any of the reasons he expected.