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Hoosier Heights
If your kid wants to try something completely out of the box, Hoosier Heights is the place to be. With a bouldering room, auto-belay devices, and traditional partner-belayed climbing options, there are tons of options for you and…
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COVID-19 precautions limit pool access for some Indiana swim clubs
Bloomington, Indiana – Organizers with a popular, independent swim club in Bloomington are trying to convince Monroe County Community Schools officials to restore their access to school facilities for practice and training. Jody L. Madeira,…
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Study claims Indiana voting machines are vulnerable
Monroe County, Indiana – A new report is raising concerns that many voting machines in Indiana are vulnerable to security issues. Indiana University reviewed several types of voting machines and found most Hoosiers cast a…
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Bloomington’s Pigasus Pictures releases second feature film globally amidst pandemic
Bloomington, Indiana – The pandemic has brought some Hollywood movie makers to a halt, but an Indiana film company is releasing its second feature film globally. “It’s called Ms. White Light, and it was a selection…
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Dozens of Monroe County voters wait up to an hour for first day of early voting
Monroe County, Indiana – Registered voters in Monroe County began voting in person Tuesday in Bloomington. This year there is only one early voting location, which is one fewer than was available for the 2016…
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Western Skateland
Bloomington’s only roller rink is an awesome place to spend a day when you’re looking to get out of the elements for awhile. Bring your own roller blades or skates, or rent a pair. Make sure to…
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IU issues cease and desist orders to 3 additional Greek houses for violating health regulations
Bloomington, Indiana – Indiana University issued cease and desist orders to three Greek life organizations this week for violating public health regulations. The new orders were issued to: Sigma Phi Epsilon Lambda Sigma Upsilon Omega Phi Beta…
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Bloomington City Council members criticize 2021 budget approval process
Bloomington, Indiana – At Wednesday night’s meeting, Bloomington City Council members expressed their displeasure with the process of approving the proposed $166 million budget for 2021, which was introduced in August during departmental hearings. The council…
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Bloomington seeks to establish tech district
Bloomington, Indiana – The city of Bloomington is seeking federal funds to establish a technology center in the city’s downtown Trades District. The city says the proposed Trades District Technology Center will support regional employment growth…
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MERCER, IU SET OUT TO MAINTAIN MLB PIPELINE
A recent infusion of Indiana alums into the MLB ranks has certainly been noticed back in Bloomington. “It does create such a great positive energy and excitement around the program every day,” IU coach Jeff…
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