Attendees of the Wyandot County Fair may notice some of the same faces year after year at the four gates to the fairgrounds. For nearly 15 years, two Sycamore couples have headed up the organization of volunteers who man the gates as part of a community service project for Sycamore United Church of Christ.

An officer responded to a report of a 17-year-old who was out past curfew and on probation the night of Aug. 19. It was discovered the son was home but had not informed his father he had returned.

KENTON — Wyandot Classics and Cruisers representatives Jim Rhoden and Dan Newell recently presented a $500 donation to the Kenton High School information technology program.

The day Mychell Clements quit her job at a hair salon in Marion was the end of one long road and the beginning of a new, promising one. The military wife and mother of three boys had moved several times and endured her own health issues, in addition to caring for her husband, and an “unorganized” work environment sent her over the edge.

An Upper Sandusky man reported his shed in the 700 block of South Seventh Street was broken into and a bike was stolen the night of Aug. 18. A suspect’s name was given to an officer.

MARSEILLES — Marseilles Village Council met Monday evening to discuss a variety of business, including an upcoming clean-up day and work completed in the village. The village will host clean-up day Oct. 1.

SYCAMORE — A homeowner from East Seventh Street shared concerns about truck drivers allegedly damaging her property while attempting to back into a loading dock at Creative Plastic Concepts, formerly known as TR Plastics.

The city of Upper Sandusky has been contacted by a representative of CSX Railroad to be advised of several road closures that will take place in October. CSX Railroad will close roadways beginning Oct. 10.

FREMONT — The Wood-Sandusky-Ottawa-Seneca Community Action Commission Inc. again will offer a water treatment course and a wastewater treatment and collection course this fall. Both courses take place in 16-week, two-night-per-week sessions and will prepare students for state certification exams in either water treatment or wastewater treatment and collection, according to a press release from the CAC.

Wyandot Soil and Water Conservation District education specialist Angie Ford helps set up the district’s booth Monday in the Merchants Building at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds.