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Bloomington residents get the chance to name two roads in the Hopewell South Project.
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The city has been planting more storm-resistant trees instead, such as oaks and sugar maples.
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During the 45-minute discussion, board members spoke on the findings of the redistricting study commission and the importance of identifying parameters that would allow a better examination of potential redistricting or restructuring. -
Three tenants remain at Seminary Pointe as the August 31 lease deadline approaches. -
Bloomington city council member Sydney Zulich announced Saturday that she will run for mayor of Bloomington next year. The Democratic Party primary is in May 2027. -
The Mill celebrated the completion of a major renovation Thursday, expanding its space for Bloomington's startup and entrepreneurship community. -
The Bloomington Animal Shelter is using new technology to reunite lost pets with their owners. -
Bloomington Mayor Kerry Thomson is calling for the county to close the homeless encampment at the Thomson property sooner than September 1, as originally planned. -
Multiple roads will be closed during the second half of August as the city works on road construction projects. -
MCCSC Superintendent Markay Winston said her focus this year is on keeping students safe and helping them grow academically. -
Both companies are offering $4 million for the property, but they include different visions for housing affordability. -
Piedmont-Smith published an open response to commissioners Monday.
