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Unlikely to be resolved, even after a thousand years of diplomacy, is the ongoing bitter dispute over the best Christmas color. It’s green, some will say. But some stubborn souls will always insist that it’s red. An occasional centrist will advocate for white, ignoring the fact that it’

A revised version of a proposed new route configuration for public buses in the city will be presented to the transit board at its next meeting on Jan. 21, Bloomington Transit announced last Thursday. That comes after BT’s staff presented the route optimization proposal in a series of public

In her ruling issued on Dec. 20, Holly Harvey, a judge in the Monroe Circuit Court, has found that the city of Bloomington cannot acquire the JuanSells.com property at 222 S. Walnut through eminent domain. Harvey agreed with Juan Carlos Carrasquel, the owner of the building, when she found

In a joint press release issued Friday morning, the three incumbent at-large county council representatives for Monroe County announced they’re all seeking re-election. Trent Deckard, Geoff McKim and Cheryl Munson are half of a six-member Democratic Party majority on the seven-member council, which is the

After months of disagreement between city and county officials, in the last couple weeks, the choice of governance for the $59-million expansion of Monroe County’s convention center has settled on the formation of a capital improvement board (CIB). A CIB is enabled under the state statute as an

Bloomington’s city council voted 9-0 on Wednesday night to approve an update to its unified development ordinance (UDO), which is the basic zoning and land use document for the city. The vote came after a half dozen additional amendments and an unsuccessful bid by councilmember Steve Volan to