CAREY — Five people have expressed interest in an open seat on Carey Village Council, administrator Roy Johnson told officials during a regular meeting Monday night. Former councilmen Mike Blair, John Green and Dan Hark; and James Knox and Chase Fletcher will be considered.

The Wyandot County Board of Commissioners on Monday approved resolutions to allow two levies to be placed on the Nov. 8 general election ballot. The first was a temporary tax levy requested by the Wyandot County General Health District to help it with cash flow as a result of the state’s change in policy that causes delays in reimbursements to the health district, according to a release from the commissioners office.

A former Wyandot County Fair Board secretary has been arraigned on a single charge of grand theft, a fourth-degree felony, in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court. Kisha J. Taylor, of 1494 CH 36, Sycamore, was arraigned July 14 in the local courthouse, according to court records.

Eric L. Johnson, Bucyrus, was cited for expired registration on U.S. 23/30 near Indian Mill Drive early the morning of July 14. Tiara C. Lane, Mansfield, was warned for license plate light on U.S. 23/30 near Indian Mill Drive early the morning of July 14.

Ten area authors gathered for a book-signing event Saturday at McCutchenville’s historic Overland Inn. Organized by inn curator Cassie Carlson, the event included authors from Wyandot County and the surrounding area and one who wrote about her ancestors who lived in Wyandot County.

Riley Yost (second from right) and Lucy Kinley, both 9, and Carter Vent, 6, play a fish bowl game during the annual St. Mary Chapel Kirby Festival on Sunday.

Dylan Thiel (left), 3, whistles with a prize toy and encouragement from his father, Travis Thiel, of Upper Sandusky, during the St. Mary Chapel Kirby Festival on Sunday.

The Indian Mill Historical Site and Museum on CH 47 revealed several new exhibits during an open house ceremony Saturday afternoon. Representatives from Ohio History Connection and Chief Ted Roll of the Wyandot of Anderdon Nation introduced several new displays as part of the unveiling after about two years of work, said George Kane, director of historic sites for OHC.

Hayden M. Holsinger, Marion, was cited for speed and expired registration at South Hazel and West Johnson streets the night of July 11. Charges of aggravated menacing were signed against Shawn W. Clady, Upper Sandusky, after it was reported he destroyed property and made threats in the 800 block of Shields Drive early the morning of July 12.

Deborah J. Grove, Upper Sandusky, charged by the police with petty theft, pre-trial held, continued to Sept. 6. Holly C. Johnson, Upper Sandusky, charged by the state with two counts of failure to file taxes, pre-trial held, continued to Sept. 6.