Sheriff Michael R. Hetzel has released his activity report for the month of April:

John P. Lininger and Christine S. Lininger to Timothy A. Baum and Deborah K. Baum, 55.381 acres in Tymochtee Township

Taylor L. Fitzpatrick, 202 Second St., Sycamore, failure to control, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens; speed, $50 fine plus costs, two points; and speed, $100 fine plus costs, two points, 1-year BMV suspension.

Ryan Christopher Cox, 40, 308 N. Seventh St., Upper Sandusky, laborer; and Brandy Marie Roberts, 38, 308 N. Seventh St., Upper Sandusky, supervisor, May 9. Gary Edward Collet, 51, 138 Newhard St., Carey, factory worker; and Shirley Ann Frazier, 60, 138 Newhard St., Carey, quality control, May 10.

In what should have been a sold-out fundraiser, the Friends of the Upper Sandusky Community Library made only $40 on its annual chicken barbecue to fund projects for the library after what is believed to be a theft of $800.

An Upper Sandusky man was one of two men arraigned on charges related to a methamphetamine manufacturing lab at a North Warpole Street residence that was shut down by local law enforcement last week on the first suspected “cook.”

A Reynoldsburg man pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated possession of drugs in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court on Thursday. Cadence C. Lawson, 23, pleaded guilty to the second-degree felony that stemmed from an Oct. 18 traffic stop when he was found to be in possession of more than a bulk amount of Percocet that was not prescribed to him.

MARSEILLES — Marseilles Village Council met in regular session Tuesday with Mayor Rick Arnold, clerk-treasurer Barbara Arnold and council members Kenneth Arnold, Henry Hensel, Uhl Hensel, John Kennedy, Charlotte Leeth and Cheryl Rhoades in attendance.

SYCAMORE — A Mohawk teacher and students reported funds collected to purchase senior T-shirts were stolen at the school on Wednesday afternoon. A student told a deputy she and a classmate collected $408 from a classroom earlier in the afternoon and placed the money between construction paper in a manila envelope and then between a computer and a printer.

The Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office soon will be handicap accessible. The county commissioners on Thursday opened bids for a handicap ramp to be installed at the sheriff’s office and jail, with the low bid coming from CSI Construction of McCutchenville at $95,900.