Commissioners voted 3-0 to approve a one-time $10,000 payment for development of a new economic development website.
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New Shelby fire chief takes over Aug. 13 as Thompson nears retirement
Shelby fire Capt. Brian Finnegan was sworn in as acting fire chief by Mayor Steve Schag on July 30 and will fill the roll beginning Aug. 13.
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Plymouth fire officials to unveil new $3.4 million station Sept. 13
Members of the public can tour the new station at 184 Sandusky St. on Sept. 13 at 11 a.m. during a dedication ceremony and open house.
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Clover Hill Early Learning Center continues response to child care needs
Clover Hill Early Learning Center is opening a second location in Ontario on Allen Drive, expected to begin serving children on Aug. 18.
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Northeast Ohio election officials gather at Kingwood Center as November nears
More than 100 election officials from 16 counties gathered for the Ohio Association of Election Officials Northeast Regional meeting Friday.
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Richland County commissioners begin public depository selection process
During commissioners’ meeting July 17, the board admitted the last time the treasurer had come to the board regarding deposit slips was 2017.
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Lottie & Lemon Boutique moves into new downtown Shelby storefront
The boutique offers mostly girl’s clothing from infant to sizes eight to 10, as well as accessories, toys and children’s books.
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Mansfield lawmakers experience city’s upgraded EMS equipment
City ambulances are now equipped with the upgraded technology, including cardiac monitors, cots, load systems, CPR machines and stair chairs.
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Richland County commissioners provide new ‘recipe’ to clear Black Fork logjams
County commissioners plan to contribute $46,495 to Shelby for logjam removal in portions of the Black Fork River.
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Henkel’s state title worthy of proclamation from Shelby lawmakers
Nearly two months after claiming a state title, Shelby senior Madison Henkel received a proclamation from Shelby City Council on Monday night.