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MINSTER – Minster Village Council heard at their meeting Tuesday that a Council member will be resigning and that residents will need to conserve wat

Minster to apply for grant for playground equipment By Sandy Rose Schwieterman - For the Sidney Daily News MINSTER – Minster Council dealt with a busy schedule at its meeting May 18 that included approving motions ranging from park grant applications to rebuilding another section of 7th Street. Also, a village teen received a scholarship. Council gave the go-ahead for the village to apply for an $86,097 Ohio Department of Natural Resources Nature Works Grant to improve the Park Street Park pl...

On the agendas Board of Elections SIDNEY — The Shelby County Board of Elections will meet Monday, May 17, at 9 a.m. at the board office. The board will be certifying the May 4 election results in addition to normal business items. Shelby County Board of DD SIDNEY — The Shelby County Board of Developmental Disabilities will meet Monday, May 17, at noon at the office, 1200 S. Children’s Home Road. The meeting will be in person and via Zoom. Items on the agenda include presentation of admini...

Council looks for new fiscal officer KETTLERSVILLE — Kettlersville Village Council is looking for a new fiscal officer. According to Mayor Eric Kaminsky, Sara Lammers resigned the position at the end of the April meeting. Interested parties may submit resumes to PO Box 144, Kettlersville, OH 45336. Public comment was heard during the May 4 meeting on changes to Ordinance 88-4, with a petition signed by 18 residents requesting updates being presented to council. Council discussed changes to th...

City considers southwest stormwater improvements By Sheryl Roadcap - sroadcap@sidneydailynews.com SIDNEY — A study of the southwest stormwater improvements was discussed during the Sidney City Council teleconference meeting Monday evening. Public Works Director Jon Crusey led a discussion seeking direction from City Council about the improvements. Due to occasional flooding of the western portion of Emerson Electric’s west parking area on Campbell Road and loading docks on the north side of...

Village prepares for upgrades, solar payments By Sandy Rose Schwieterman - For the Sidney Daily News MINSTER – Preparations for upgrades to sewage treatment, potential payments for residential solar production and the future needs of the fire department were all part of the discussion at the Tuesday night, Mrch 2, Minster Council meeting. Village Administrator Don Harrod said CDM Smith submitted a proposal to help the village with engineering work to handle the amount of total dissolved solid...

Council OKs rezoning request By Sheryl Roadcap - sroadcap@sidneydailynews.com SIDNEY — The Sidney City Council approved a rezoning request of a 177.83 acre tract of land from a B-2, community business district and an I-2 light industry district, into five separate and distinct districts during Monday’s teleconference meeting. Council adopted the rezoning request of Choice One Engineering, on behalf of MSGA Development, for the rezoning of the property north of Russell Road and between Inter...

Choice One establishes TLC Memorial Scholarship Courtesy photo SIDNEY — Over the years, Choice One has worked to change what people expect from business and provide fulfilling work, services, and lives to employees, clients, and all who they meet. So, despite the challenges of 2020, Choice One Engineering, of Sidney and Loveland, was able to grow in services, employees, and geographic reach this past year. Choice One continues to work toward breaking the corporate mold by enhancing company c...

Council considers rezoning request By Sheryl Roadcap - sroadcap@sidneydailynews.com SIDNEY — Several ordinances were considered and a public hearing was held on a rezoning request at the Monday evening Sidney City Council teleconference meeting. An ordinance amending a section of the codified ordinances pertaining to the city investment and deposit policy was first heard and adopted Monday. This investment and deposit policy outlines city objectives and what and who the city of Sidney may inv...

DAVE MOSIER/ independent editor Van Wert City Council learned of some city financial positives, while also lending its support to a development/flood mitigation project in Vision Park, approving an additional payment to the Convention & Visitors Bureau, and authorizing the sale of outdated and unused city-owned equipment during its meeting Monday. Van Wert Economic Director Stacy Adam provides information to City Council on a flood plain mitigation plan for Vision Park during Monday’s meeting...