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Sunday night was the 11th week in a row for a protest at Sample Gates in Bloomington, against Indiana University’s new “expressive activities” policy, which was effective Aug. 1. Sample Gates is the spot where Kirkwood Avenue dead ends at the western edge of the Bloomington campus. On the

Appearing on the Monday meeting agenda for Bloomington’s redevelopment commission (RDC) is a $1.2-million land deal in the Trades District, north of city hall. Under the terms of the agreement, Alluinn IU Trades District Hotel, LLC would pay $1.2 million for the land—which are parcels included

At 9 a.m. on Saturday morning, under clear skies and a temperature of 37 F degrees, a line of voters stretched from the door of the Monroe County election operations building at 3rd and Walnut streets, around the building, down 3rd Street, nearly to College Avenue. At 9 a.

Last Wednesday (Oct. 23), the final project definition (aka schematic design)  for the expansion of the Monroe Convention Center was approved unanimously by the Monroe County capital improvement board (CIB). The CIB’s approval will allow the architect, Schmidt Associates, to begin the actual design phase of the project. The

At its Wednesday meeting, Bloomington’s city council approved three salary ordinances for 2025—one for the city’s police officers and firefighters,  one for the city clerk’s staff,  and one for the other employees of the city, including the members of AFSCME (American Federation of State, County, and

At its meeting on Monday, the Monroe county council approved $167,000 in social services grant awards to 42 different projects. The top award this year, of $9,730, went to a collaborative effort to fund CPR training for several nonprofits. Participating in the collaborative application were Middle Way House,