Legislation was passed Tuesday to retain Shirley Reeder as a financial consultant to reconcile financial records from 2022, 2023 and 2024.
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Shiloh Civista Bank building plans in flux amid disagreements on costs
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.
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New Shiloh councilmember wants to be proactive in community
Misty Francis was sworn in Tuesday evening to Shiloh Village Council by Paul Currier, the village’s mayor.
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Shiloh Village Council seeking new member to begin in 2025
Shiloh Councilwoman Lisa Mireles submitted her resignation on Nov. 26. The village is accepting letters of interest until Jan. 10.
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Third time’s the charm: Shiloh awarded $500K grant to help fund water project
Additional funding for Shiloh’s three-phase, $1.7 million water project has been awarded to the village through a state grant program.
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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 village administrator provides water tower demo plans update
Bryan VerBurg provided councilmembers with an update Tuesday relating to the demolition of the water tower located near Mechanics Street.
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Shiloh Village Council weighs cannabis cultivation
David Smallwood was recently contacted by a small investment group interested in building a level III cannabis cultivation facility.
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Slowly but surely: Shiloh water project must be done right, says administrator
Brian VerBurg may not reside in the Village of Shiloh, but proper execution of the current three-phase water project is his highest priority.