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Seminary Park, on the south side of 2nd Street between College Avenue and Walnut Street, will be getting five new LED lights. They’ll be placed at locations throughout the park, replacing the non-working or broken off “acorn style” fixtures currently there. The $29,565 contract with ESL/Spectrum, an

Starting in mid-March through the end of October, parts of Kirkwood Avenue in downtown Bloomington will again be closed to cars. The closure will allow neighboring restaurants and retail stores to use the public right-of-way for additional seating and for display of their wares. The city council’s vote last

A likely scenario for Monroe County’s early in-person voting is to establish a single site—the former NAPA building on the southwest corner of 3rd and Walnut streets, across from the downtown transit center. On Thursday, after discussing options for in-person early voting, including the use of a handful

Temperatures on Friday night for Freezefest 2022, Bloomington’s winter festival, were holding steady around 14 F degrees. That’s plenty cold enough to keep the ice sculptures intact for Saturday’s final day of activities. On the docket for Saturday in the Trades District north of city hall are

On Wednesday, a U.S. District Court judge delivered a summary judgment in favor of Bloomington, in the lawsuit filed against the city, the mayor and two staff members, by the owners of Schooner Creek Farm (SCF). The summary judgment means the case got a ruling without a trial. It

On Wednesday night, Bloomington’s city council passed a resolution that abolished most of the council’s standing committees. Councilmember Steve Volan began his final commentary with his assessment of those who had proposed the resolution: “The sponsors don’t like doing math.” In the end, the only math that