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Now set to continue, but with a few tweaks, is pilot program started last year by Bloomington Transit (BT), to replace late night service on some routes—with vouchers that can be used on Uber or Lyft. The Uber-Lyft option is branded as BT Late Nite. The approach of using

Monroe County’s health department has released the reports for inspections of food service operations that were conducted in April. Just about one-third (24) of the 66 places that were inspected in April had no violations. Recording at least one non-critical violation, but no critical violations were 13 establishments. Recording

As soon as this year’s construction season, the old Monroe Oil building, just south of the Seminary Square Kroger where The B-Line Trail crosses 1st Street, could see work start, to make it into a restaurant and banquet facility. That’s the timing that owner Rudy Fields told The

At least one fledgling is visible in the red-tailed hawk’s nest in the Sycamore Tree above Bryan Hall on Indiana University’s campus. These photos were taken on Sunday, May 14, 2023. The nest is visible from the sidewalk on the west side of Indiana Avenue  in front of

Appearing on the Bloomington city council’s May 17 meeting agenda, which was released after 5 p.m. on Friday, is a proposed new ordinance. The ordinance was given a 32-word title: “Ordinance 23-11 – To Amend Title 6 of the Bloomington Municipal Code Entitled “Health and Sanitation” – Re: Updating and

Recommendations on how to distribute $323,000 in funding for this year’s round of Jack Hopkins social services program have now been made by a seven-member committee appointed by Bloomington’s city council. Pending final approval by the city council at a meeting set for June 14, the money