Linda M. Conley, registrar of vital statistics at the Wyandot County Health Department, reports there were four births and 16 deaths in the county during July.

Kaleb Daniel Sherman, 24, Tiffin, military; and KaLee Brooke Kear, 21, 7268 Shawnee St., Harpster, student, Aug. 11.

You have to get the bad out to let in the good. That is the idea behind cupping therapy, an ancient form of alternative medicine.

Chadd R. Gibson, Tiffin, was cited for driving under FRA suspension early the morning of July 23 following a traffic stop for no front license plate in downtown Upper Sandusky. A passenger, Faith Breanne Hambey, Tiffin, was arrested for underage consumption following a traffic stop in downtown Upper Sandusky early the morning of July 23.

Angeline School superintendent Todd Dilley welcomed new staff members to the new school program year and commended current employees for work over the summer months Thursday night during a regular meeting of the Wyandot County Board of Developmental Disabilities.

BUCYRUS — Wynford Local Schools is doing as financially well as any time in the last decade-plus. Treasurer Leesa Smith reported at Thursday evening’s school board meeting the district ended the fiscal year with a carryover of $1.4 million, the most since she began in 2003 when the carryover actually was less than $100,000.

The Wyandot County Board of Commissioners met with Jeff Loehrke of the Ohio Department of Transportation and Greg Moon of the Wyandot County Office of Economic Development on Thursday to discuss the possibility of the county becoming a transportation improvement district.

After three weeks of treatments, Westbrook Assisted Living and Memory Care received notification Thursday that the facility is bed bug-free. A summary of service receipt from Ehrlich Extermination of Groveport notes Wednesday was the final service date.

An Upper Sandusky man reported the afternoon of Aug. 7 his car was broken into in the 500 block of East Bigelow Street and his license, student identification, a photo of him with his father and about $6 were taken. Troy A. Howard, Columbus, was cited for driving under a license forfeiture suspension and warned for expired license plates at the intersection of U.S. 23 and East Wyandot Avenue the afternoon of Aug. 7.

Potential algae blooms at two locations in the Sandusky River are believed to consist of green algae and testing did not detect toxins, county environmental health director Jeff Ritchey told the health board Wednesday.