Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Hawk: A Little 500 bicycle team goes into a bar. They try to order a custom cocktail called the “Two-Tired Toddy.” How does Fish complete the joke?
Connections
The Connections section includes coverage of arts, entertainment, lifestyles, and anything that generally fits the category of: A person does a interesting thing.
Photos: Earth Day, Eco-Heroes
At Bloomington’s Earth Day celebration Saturday at Switchyard Park, visitors helped build a sprawling sand mandala, adding colored sand by the cupful, handful, or grain-by-grain. Winners of the city’s Eco-Heroes Art Contest displayed their work inspired by this year’s theme, “Our Nature at Night.”
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Hawk says: On my front bicycle wheel, one of those thin metal rods that connect the hub to the rim was busted. I took my bicycle to the shop. The mechanic just said, "I cannot comment! I cannot comment!" And started laughing. So weird. What explanation did Fish give?
Plastic bags, pop tabs, bike tires: 17th annual Trashion Refashion transforms trash into couture
Bloomington’s 17th annual Trashion Refashion Runway Show packed the Buskirk-Chumley Theater on April 12 with more than 50 designs made from discarded materials. The event blended fashion and environmental advocacy while raising funds for the Center for Sustainable Living.
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Hawk thinks that the CUTTERS should automatically win the Little 500 because Bloomington is a limestone town. How does Fish educate Hawk?
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Did Coffee actually win the election for Best Bloomington Beverage? Read the hilarious banter between Hawk and Fish to find out!
Batman House: The inside story
Pinnacle Asset Management has purchased Bloomington’s historic Batman House at Kirkwood and Madison for $770,000. Developer Peter Dvorak says possible uses range from offices to lodging or apartments, but plans remain under study. The article includes photos from inside the building.