Hinkle-Garton Farmstead reaches out to community
The Hinkle-Garton Farmstead welcomed the community to its property during a holiday open house at the Queen Anne house Saturday.
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The Hinkle-Garton Farmstead welcomed the community to its property during a holiday open house at the Queen Anne house Saturday.
A man in Bloomington wanted to sing in a gospel choir, but there was one problem: he couldn’t read.
Independent thinking challenged dark systems in the prose of two Bloomington authors who presented their work at Boxcar Books.
This country is in crisis, and neither capitalism nor socialism can save it, Gar Alperovitz argued.
Those who have been naughty should watch out for Kindergobbler, Bloomington’s newest Krampus, and its fellow horned devils, who will tyrannize the streets Saturday night.
Rep. Matt Pierce, D-Bloomington, explained why voters should consider the effect their votes will have on the state legislature as a whole.
People waved bills in the air, and nine teams ran to gather the money and put it into their red plastic buckets. The teams wore reindeer antler hats, belts made of Christmas lights and red and white striped pants.
At “Sam Loyd: Puzzle King,” IU alumnus and puzzle-maker Will Shortz explained what makes Loyd’s puzzles great. At first they seem impossible, but with a clever twist or trick they become obvious, Shortz said.
Take this phrase: whiz strolls through puzzles. Rearrange the letters in the first two words and subtract one of the S’s to find the name of an IU alumnus famous for puzzles.
Friends of the Library celebrated 50 years of support at the Monroe County Public Library on Sunday.
Monroe County’s Child Support Program has formed a partnership with organizations in the community to help parents who pay child support, program representatives announced Tuesday.
At the 10th annual Fiesta del Otoño, Bloomington residents gathered Saturday at Showers Plaza to celebrate Latino culture and make connections.
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The Bloomington City Council voted 9-0 to appropriate $15,000 to keep open the Community Sheltering Project, formerly Martha’s House, for the rest of the year.
The Planned Parenthood Health Center in Bloomington does not rely at all on federal funds, so the recent vote in Congress will not affect their operations, said Judi Morrison, vice president of education and marketing at Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky.
Branch candle holders, four-packs of vanilla-colored votive candles and a Buck knife circled the fire pit at Horseman’s Camp Area in the Yellowwood State Forest.
The women gathered at the “Mothers of Black Children” wisdom circle stressed the importance of community in forming their children’s identities.
Nate Powell draws superheroes and civil rights champions.
The United Way of Monroe County aims to raise $1.3 million in the next year.
Nine audience members filled chairs in front of Clinic Services Therapist Cindy Houston in a light- and art-filled room at the Venue Fine Arts & Gifts.