Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Hawk is constipated after eating Scrabble tiles. What advice does Fish give him?
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Monroe County property transfers through April 27, 2026
MCCSC board to start digesting findings from yearlong redistricting effort
Editor’s Notebook: Trojan Horse not dead, just moving up the road
New signal timing gives pedestrians head start at downtown Bloomington intersections
Bloomington police looking for shooting suspect wearing shark- or dolphin-style backpack
Monroe County commissioners OK $11.375M North Park land deal for jail; now to county council
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Local Government
New signal timing gives pedestrians head start at downtown Bloomington intersections
Bloomington is installing pedestrian-first signal timing at downtown intersections, funded by a state safety program. The change builds on a city-council-initiated 2021 no-turn-on-red ordinance and later council actions. LPI timing gives peds a head start before vehicles get a green light.
Monroe County commissioners OK $11.375M North Park land deal for jail; now to county council
Accessibility reviews completed for 28 Monroe County polling sites ahead of May 5 primary
Monroe County council backs $30K for lawyers, questions new $135M jail financing plan
Monroe County campaign filings show highest spending in commissioner race, lowest in assessor contest
New incumbent, familiar name square off in Perry Township Democratic Party primary
Request for host hotel proposals OK’d by CIB at Seminary Pointe, activists still hope for land swap
Connections
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Hawk is constipated after eating Scrabble tiles. What advice does Fish give him?
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Photos: Earth Day, Eco-Heroes
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Plastic bags, pop tabs, bike tires: 17th annual Trashion Refashion transforms trash into couture
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
K-12 Schools
MCCSC board to start digesting findings from yearlong redistricting effort
At its April 28 board meeting, MCCSC staff presented key findings from a redistricting commission, showing boundary changes could better balance student populations but would involve trade-offs. The presentation included no specific maps. A full report has not yet been released.
MCCSC trustees review redistricting study, construction projects, preschool contracts, new cell phone law
School district moves to unload $3M former Herald-Times property amid budget pressures
MCCSC could hold March 24 hearing on possible sale of former Herald-Times building
Impact of state law: MCCSC to distribute larger TAG stipends, but to fewer teachers
MCCSC hears community feedback about former Herald-Times property
