Shelby City Council approved plans and specifications for the 2024 street paving project Monday. Bids for the project will be opened March 20.
Joe Gies
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‘Political champions’ aid Shelby, Toledo flood prevention actions
Congressional members assisted officials in the cities of Shelby and Toledo, both of which have a history of recurrent flooding issues.
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A decade of debates: Shelby explores dry dams, files joint ditch petition
Representatives from Shelby and Richland County have been exploring solutions to mitigate flooding for more than a decade.
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Flood history sends Shelby on quest for solutions
Archived newspaper clips describe details of devastation and destruction from the Great Flood of 1913, which claimed an estimated 450 lives in Ohio.
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Richland County Land Bank to demolish downtown Shelby commercial property
Shelby Project Coordinator Joe Gies said the city is working with Richland County Land Bank for demolition of the 50/52 E. Main St. property.
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Demolition imminent for iconic Shelby Light Plant smokestack
During a special meeting, Shelby City Council voted 4-0 to form an agreement with the Richland County Land Bank for the structures demolition.
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Shelby’s Smiley Ave. bridge replacement nears completion
City of Shelby Project Coordinator Joe Gies shared updates regarding the bridge replacement during Tuesday’s planning commission meeting.
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Open Source: What’s going on with the new Shelby Dunkin’ Donuts?
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