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Indiana Among First To Close e-Learning Gap With Datacasting
Indiana – As Indiana schools prepare to continue e-learning in 2021 to protect against the spread of COVID-19, more than 84,000 Hoosier students still don’t have Internet access at home. Some schools and organizations are working to…
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Volunteer management startup growing in Bloomington
Bloomington, Indiana – A Bloomington-based software startup is growing in Monroe County. Civic Champs, which has developed a volunteer management platform for nonprofits, says it plans to create up to 30 jobs over the next…
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Bloomington redevelopment commission rounds out hospital site with $350K purchase at 2nd & Rogers
Bloomington, Indiana – At its regular Monday meeting, Bloomington’s redevelopment commission (RDC) voted unanimously to buy a vacant lot at the southeast corner of Rogers and 2nd streets for not more than $350,000. Economic and sustainable development…
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WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and Technology
Challenge your intellect at WonderLab, a nonprofit museum covering the topics of science, health, and technology. The museum is located in downtown Bloomington, attracting visitors of all ages. Learning opportunities and hands-on activities are the…
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Indiana’s 8,427 COVID-19 cases almost 2K more than previous daily high
Indiana – On Saturday, the state of Indiana’s COVID-19 dashboard logged 8,427 new confirmed cases, which was easily a new daily high since the pandemic started. It’s 1,851 more cases than the previous daily high, just two…
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IU fraternity closes doors for remainder of academic year after COVID-19 violation
Monroe County, Indiana – A fraternity at Indiana University is shutting down for the remainder of the academic year after it committed a COVID-19-related health violation, the Monroe County Health Department announced Thursday. The health…
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Bloomington Woman Arrested On Drug Charges
Bloomington, Indiana – A Bloomington woman was arrested Wednesday after a Gibson County Sheriff’s Department deputy pulled her over for speeding on US 41. The officer said 28-year-old Kayla Collins lied about her identity. Police…
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Indiana shatters single-day COVID-19 cases record, soars past 6,000 daily new cases
Indiana – Indiana reported 6,642 new COVID-19 cases today, breaking the state’s record for single-day cases by roughly 1,600 cases. Monroe County reported 109 new cases, breaking more than 100 new cases in a day…
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OPINION: The pandemic has shattered illusions of workplace gender equality
The COVID-19 pandemic is reversing progress towards gender parity in the workplace. As children stay home and elders become increasingly vulnerable to illness, women are disproportionately bearing the brunt of increased caretaking responsibilities in the…
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College students prepare to return home on break as Indiana sees surge in COVID-19 cases
Indiana – As COVID numbers remain at an alarming rate around the state, college students prepare to head home for holiday break. “Let’s be clear, Indiana is not doing well in general,” explains Aaron Carroll,…
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