Almost Daily Bulletin

This edition includes reports on Bloomington’s Earth Day and Eco-Heroes art winners, Monroe County property transfers, a $7.59M minimum offering for the College Square site, a political text poll about Mayor Kerry Thomson, and a proposed CIB-RDC land swap tied to a convention center host hotel.

This edition includes reports about Bloomington’s non-renewal of its Flock camera contract, the North Park jail site dispute, a court ruling restoring student IDs as voter ID, a Greystar apartment approval, a convention center host-hotel land transfer, and the Trashion Refashion runway show.

This edition includes reports on the Ellettsville-Richland Township reorg proposal, early voting, possible route reconfiguration by Bloomington Transit, the sheriff’s lawsuit against the state attorney general, and the county jail plan.

This edition includes reports on a sign placement controversy at Election Central, a step forward on Bloomington Transit’s effort to build a new operations center, a land transfer in connection with a convention center host hotel, and an hours-long standoff with police.

This report includes an article with photos from inside the Batman House, some news about a change in city policy on ALPR cameras, and a report from last Wednesday’s Hopewell South PUD action by the city council, which was postponement.

This edition includes a note about the Hopewell South PUD, news that Bloomington lost two lawsuits in the dispute over leases for Showers West tenants, and a report on a county clerk candidate forum.