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New NHS members are (front row, left to right) Jordan Blew, Trevor Collins, Catheryn Carothers, Bridget Ide, Caroline Kirby and Ona Rufener. (Back row, left to right) Jill Barry, Kory White, Lauren Studer, Kayla Harvey, Amber Peacock and Evan Carroll.

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An audit of the Shelby County Courthouse took place in 2008 with the results becoming public toward the end of the year. This is a summary of what findings were made by the auditors and what suggestions they had to county officials about those findings.
   There were procedures that were used by Shelby County Collector John Chinn that auditors were not satisfied with. They were not happy with the collector’s procedures for preparing monthly and annual settlements. It was also noted that the settlement for the year ended Feb. 29, 2008 contained errors and omissions. There seems to be some confusion with the collector’s computer’s inability to reprint daily and monthly totals, thus making it difficult to verify the accuracy of those totals.
   For the full story, see this week’s issue of the Shelbina Weekly.   908 0902 1/14/2009 hdl

The Shelbina City Council passed the first reading of the for electric rate increases for industries during Tuesday night’s council meeting at the Shelbina City Hall.
   First Reading
   A day after a meeting between the City of Shelbina and representatives of Cerro Flow, the Shelbina City Council passed a motion to approve the first reading on a proposed electrical rate increase that would affect industry in Shelbina.
   For the full story, see this week’s issue of the Shelbina Weekly.   909 0902 1/14/2009 hdl

The Shelby County R-IV School Board discussed potential special projects among other things during its January meeting on Thursday, Jan. 8 in the South Shelby Middle School library.
   Special Projects
   Board members, administrators and R-IV Superintendent Rick Roberts discussed possible special projects and how they would fit into the budget for 2009. Some of the projects in Clarence included ADA modifications, guttering, rotating new desks in and getting rid of old ones and classroom counter tops. Those are things that are to be done. Some future ideas included air conditioning for the library, carpet for the kindergarten, landscaping in front of the school and tuckpointing the buildings.
   For the full story, see this week’s issue of the Shelbina Weekly.   910 0902 1/14/2009 hdl

The Shelbyville Food Pantry received a large donation from US Bank.

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