City lawmakers discussed two options for the iconic 1930s smokestack during Monday’s meeting, including demolition or possible repurposing.
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See which streets are listed for Shelby’s 2025 paving project
The total cost of the 2025 paving project is $482,565, said Joe Gies, the city’s project coordinator. Bids will be opened March 20.
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Shelby Municipal Court reconciliation deficiencies ‘partially corrected’
Finance Director Brian Crum said the Shelby Municipal Court is now reconciling the bank for the same difference every month.
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Shelby is a step closer to demolition at corner of Broadway & Main streets
On Tuesday, Joe Gies, the city’s project coordinator, said the Richland County Land Bank recently received its grant agreement from the state.
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Shelby’s CHIP grant application gets stamp of approval
The Community Housing Impact and Preservation (CHIP) Program partners with communities to preserve and improve Ohio’s housing stock.
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Hard to replace: Shelby director of utilities vital to city operations
John Ensman’s retirement as Shelby’s director of utilities will become effective Dec. 31. His intended reemployment date is Jan. 3, 2025.
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Public pools, body art studios to see licensing fee upgrades in Shelby
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.