Upper Sandusky High School handled a recent gas leak situation very well, Superintendent Eric Landversicht said during Monday evening’s school board meeting.
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ATTICA — The Upper Sandusky seventh grade boys basketball team topped Seneca East 44-15 on Monday. Liam McCreary led the Rams (3-2) with 15 points. Also scoring were Graham Moses and Sam Smith, eight ...
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