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This summer cemetery volunteers worked on surveying the oldest part of the grounds as part of a preservation project.
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Months before federal officials ordered one of Indiana's aging coal plants to remain available, the utility that owns it was asking permission to shut it down.
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Charlie Becker and Rolijah Hardy addressed the media after Thursday's practice. -
The Carl Ziegler Wetlands and Education Center is expected to open in spring 2027 at the Bean Blossom Creek Conservation Area. -
MCCSC Superintendent Markay Winston said her focus this year is on keeping students safe and helping them grow academically. -
The city will install the multiuse path along the east side of High, from Hunter Avenue to Arden Drive. -
One realtor represents the seller and buyer in a county land deal, and his brother sits on county council. It's technically legal, but residents question the choice of broker. -
Construction is expected to wrap up in January, then shift to current building renovations until June of 2027. -
The analog seismograph station can record earthquakes locally and ones occurring around the world. -
Bloomington arts groups and arts groups in 11 southern Indiana counties are getting $3 million from the Lilly Foundation for new shared studio space, equipment and professional development. -
The Capital Improvement Board approved Dora Hospitality over MHG Hotels due to its vision, expectations, local work force, and familiarity. -
One of the grantees of Bloomington's Arts Project Grants, Elizabeth Blackwell, is a founder of "Crankie Festival" in Bloomington.
