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lost lives of local residents to COVID-19 are being honored by the Monroe County Courthouse
Bloomington, Indiana – The lights hanging from the Monroe County Courthouse switch on at 5:27 p.m. Tuesday, even though it was still light. At precisely 5:30 p.m., the faint bell ringing echoed from the tower…
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Sabonis’ triple-double leads Pacers past Nuggets 115-107
DENVER, Colo. — Domantas Sabonis had 22 points, 15 rebounds and 10 assists, Doug McDermott scored 18 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter and the Indiana Pacers rallied late to beat the Denver…
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Bloomington’s City Farmers’ Market Accepting Food and Beverage Artisan Proposals
Bloomington, Indiana – The Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department is seeking proposals from local businesses, organizations, and individuals to manage all aspects of food and beverage artisan stands, or food truck/push cart vending stands, at…
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Bloomington man experiencing homelessness leads demonstration to mayor’s house
Travis Dugan, 36, walked up the steps to Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton’s house Sunday night, knocked on his door and asked him why he had to keep moving his tent, his home. Dugan has been…
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Arrest made in Bloomington hit-and-run that killed National Guardsman
Bloomington, Indiana – The Bloomington Police Department (BPD) arrested a man Sunday in connection with a deadly hit-and-run. On Saturday, police responded to the intersection of W. 17th Street and N. Kinser Pike on a…
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IU Bloomington Finalizing Plans to be COVID-19 Vaccine Site
Bloomington, Indiana – Indiana University Bloomington, in coordination with the Monroe County Health Department and local government officials, has initiated plans to open a public site on campus to administer free COVID-19 vaccines to eligible…
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OPINION: Indiana’s COVID-19 vaccination distribution lacks thoughtful, decisive planning
Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Jan. 13 that Indiana residents 70 years of age and older are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Previously, only those aged 80 and older were allowed to register for the vaccination.…
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OPINION: Bloomington’s hostile architecture signals people experiencing homelessness aren’t welcome
During a harsh, Indiana winter, the Bloomington Police Department destroyed multiple encampments inhabited by individuals experiencing homelessness under the direction of Mayor John Hamilton. The Bloomington community voiced their concerns in a city council meeting Jan. 14, but the…
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Column: Finding a home away from home
Once in a while, you might meet someone who introduces you to a hidden world you never knew existed, and sometimes, that world changes your life. In 2013, I met Kelsi Heinold. Kelsi and I…
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AS A HANDFUL OF HOOSIERS LEAVE, YOUNGER PLAYERS MUST STEP UP
The deadline for underclassmen to declare for the NFL Draft arrived Monday. For the Hoosiers, it’s juniors Stevie Scott and Jamar Johnson that are out the door, along with a handful of seniors in pursuit…
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