On Monday, city lawmakers unanimously approved the proposed new licensing fees for public pools and body art studios.
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City of Shelby seeks new ownership for historic downtown firehouse
The Community Improvement Corporation of Shelby will be marketing the city’s original 1870’s fire station located downtown along Main Street.
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Shelby director of utilities intends to keep retirement brief
Shelby lawmakers have accepted Utilities Director John Ensman’s forthcoming retirement for purposes of initiating earned retirement benefits.
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‘Pass the torch’: Shelby may relinquish ownership of Main Street firehouse
Shelby Mayor Steve Schag said Monday the city plans to relinquish its ownership of the 1870’s Main Street firehouse.
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Shelby mayor reacts to last week’s house explosion near Crestline
Shelby Mayor Steve Schag thanked those who responded to last week’s house explosion on Hook Road near Crestline.
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Shelby lawmakers recognize legacy of WWII veteran, former councilman
Shelby City Council unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday posthumously recognizing WWII veteran Dale Bricker’s life and legacy.
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Shelby lawmakers approve next step for Mickey Road rebuild
K.E. McCartney & Associates, Inc. will provide the City of Shelby with engineering services and the final design of the Mickey Road project.
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Shelby takes next steps toward wastewater treatment plant project
Shelby City Council approved legislation Monday regarding the city’s wastewater treatment plant sludge and septage dewatering project.
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‘If not us, then who?’: Shelby Foundation begins work inside downtown buildings
Work inside multiple downtown Shelby buildings, purchased in March by The Shelby Foundation, is officially underway.
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Filing deadline to remain at 75 days for Shelby candidates
A proposed filing deadline extension for Shelby candidates was denied 3-2 Monday evening by members of Shelby City Council.