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Every January, the IHCDA (Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority) helps organize a PIT (point in time) count of people experiencing homelessness in the state of Indiana. Released last week, the results from this year’s PIT count show a doubling of unsheltered people (aka the “street homeless”) in Monroe

Woodpeckers have caused a lot of damage to the wood pole where a Monroe County tornado siren is mounted, at American Legion Post 18 off 3rd Street. In the 50-foot wood column with the white horn mounted on top, The B Square counted at least five big holes, each with

A Gaza protest encampment in Dunn Meadow on Indiana University’s Bloomington campus—which was reestablished there after being forcibly removed by state police two times  in late April—was again removed early Friday morning. There were no arrests this time around, because there was no one in Dunn Meadow

Randy Cassady has suspended his campaign for the District 2 Monroe County commissioner seat. According to Cassady, the opinion of the Indiana Election Division (IED) is that he does not meet the six-month residency requirement for candidates. And Cassady has accepted that opinion. After seeking the IED’s opinion before

It looks likely that Bean Blossom Township will be changing its approach to fire protection, one way or another. One of the options was made available by Monroe County commissioners their regular Wednesday morning meeting. They passed a resolution approving a procedure by which Bean Blossom could join the Monroe

Monroe County Democratic Party chair David Henry has notified the three-member county election board that he is challenging the candidacy of Randy Cassady, who is the Republican Party nominee for the District 2 county commissioner seat. Henry has filed the required CAN-1 form for a challenge. The basis of the