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In the second week of February, the demolition of several buildings along the south side of Bloomington’s West 1st Street got started. By Monday (Feb. 19) the building at 607 W. 1st Street had been mostly reduced to a pile of rubble. The point of the demolition is to

Bloomington city councilmember Isak Asare spent part of his Saturday talking about food justice—the idea that everyone deserves access to nutritious and affordable food. Asare was not the only one. He was one of five people who participated in a panel discussion hosted by the People’s Market, and

In the first week of February, Bloomington’s elected city clerk, Nicole Bolden, stood at the mic in city council chambers, to give the council an update—which included some numbers on parking ticket appeals. The roughly 8,000 appeals that were made in 2023 were the most since she

Appearing on Thursday in front of around 130 people at the monthly meeting of the Building Association of South Central Indiana (BASCI) at the Bloomington Country Club were Julie Thomas and Peter Iversen. The two are candidates in the Democratic Party’s primary race for Monroe County commissioner District 2.

The likely signing of a key agreement by the end of February has given a little bit of impetus to the plan to expand the Monroe Convention Center at 2nd 3rd Street and College Avenue. But the aggressive timeline that Monroe County’s capital improvement board (CIB) had hoped to

At its regular Tuesday meeting, Bloomington’s board of public works approved the use of the public right-of-way by Atlantic Engineering Group (AEG) for another chunk of its ongoing work to install a fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network for Hoosier Networks. Hoosier Networks is a company formed by Meridiam, to do business