SHILOH — Village of Shiloh council members might soon be knocking on your door asking what they should do with the former Civista Bank building at 23 W. Main St. Council members first want to confirm the costs associated with different options before moving forward with any plans.
Marilyn Hall
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Two new members sworn in to Shiloh Village Council
Mayor Paul Currier swore in Kalynn Means and Christopher Rand on Tuesday — ending the village’s search to fill its vacated seats.
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Shiloh Village Council seeks to fill 2 vacant seats
The village is currently accepting letters of interest for the vacant seats at the Municipal Building, 13 W. Main St., until April 30.
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Shiloh acquires former Civista Bank building
Civista Bank signed the deed Dec. 7, transferring ownership to the village, said current Shiloh Mayor Charles Reeder on Tuesday.
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Currier elected new Shiloh mayor
PLYMOUTH/SHILOH – Paul Currier told Richland Source he’s got time to devote all of his energy to helping address issues in the village. He’ll have the next four years to live up to his word after being elected the next Shiloh mayor on Tuesday. Shiloh mayor, village council According to final, unofficial totals from Richland […]
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Election to determine mayor, 2 Shiloh Village Council seats
Voters in the Village of Shiloh will elect a new mayor Nov. 7, as well as determine the fate of two seats on village council.
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Shiloh seeks Richland County Foundation help with former elementary school
Representatives from Richland County Foundation are planning to tour the former school building, on Mechanics Street, Oct. 18 at 1:30 PM.