COLUMN: Rebuilding 4th Street Garage is a bad idea
(04/14/19 9:38pm)
Bloomington’s City Council made a mistake April 4 when it voted to rebuild Fourth Street Garage.
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Rollo, first to introduce city sustainability, seeks fifth council term
(04/14/19 9:21pm)
Dave Rollo was the first person to present the concept of sustainability to the Bloomington city government in 2002.
COLUMN: Crimson Cupboard — helping students get by
(04/11/19 8:20pm)
Imagine waking up for class in the morning, and you’re greeted by a view through a windshield. Every day we’re privileged enough to wake up in our dorms, houses or apartments. We get ourselves ready with items like shampoo, soap and toothpaste, but we don’t stop to think how fortunate we are to have such mundane necessitates available to us.
City, public, council discuss proposed scooter regulations
(04/11/19 1:51pm)
The Bloomington City Council discussed the city’s proposed e-scooter regulation ordinance Wednesday night. The ordinance would replace the agreements the city currently has with scooter companies Lime, Bird and soon-to-come Spin.
Piedmont-Smith runs again to focus on climate, find compromises, engage public
(04/10/19 10:27pm)
Last fall, a new student housing complex on the east side of Bloomington called Century Village was proposed. Many community members were not happy with the proposed complex.
IU alumna to visit campus, discuss experiences growing up in segregated Indiana
(04/08/19 10:27pm)
IU alumna and writer Janet Cheatham Bell will speak Thursday at IU about growing up in a segregated Indianapolis and attending IU during the 1950s and 1960s.
Drug dealers trust using the US Postal Service to ship narcotics — even to IU
(04/12/19 5:33pm)
Briscoe center desk employees sorted through the last batch of student mail Oct. 17, delivered earlier that day by the U.S. Postal Service.
District 1 city council candidate runs on working class-focused platform
(04/08/19 10:53pm)
Denise Valkyrie, 54, is running for the Bloomington City Council’s District 1 seat and self-identifies as a working class person.
Bloomington City council approves rebuild of Fourth Street parking garage
(04/04/19 12:15pm)
The Bloomington City Council approved an $18.5 million bond Wednesday night to fund the rebuilding of the Fourth Street parking garage with a 5-3 vote.
CITY COUNCIL
(04/04/19 9:41pm)
Bloomington residents raise their hands April 3 to discuss at the Bloomington City Council in City Hall. People wanted to discuss the decision to rebuild the Fourth Street parking garage during public comment.
Council candidates discuss Fourth Street parking garage, housing development
(04/03/19 1:58am)
Audience members munched on popcorn Tuesday evening at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater while the 19 city council candidates took turns speaking about issues such as the Fourth Street parking garage and housing development.
Posted: IU basketball, Fourth Street parking garage, Little 500, Amanda Barge
(03/29/19 3:11pm)
On this episode of Posted, hosts Lydia Gerike and Jacob deCastro talk about the week's headlines and speak with Caroline Anders about her story detailing sexual harassment allegations against county commissioner Amanda Barge.
Residents and city council both divided over Fourth Street parking garage future
(03/28/19 5:41am)
About 20 people made public comments at Bloomington City Council’s Wednesday meeting to reconsider replacing the Fourth Street parking garage. The estimate for the repairs to the garage increased by about $300,000 in a February assessment.
IU Army ROTC, out-of-state cadets to compete for ‘rare’ foreign badge
(03/27/19 9:05pm)
Hundreds of ROTC cadets and military members from across the country will run, swim, shoot and march Friday and Saturday to aim for a prestigious foreign badge.
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(03/25/19 1:20am)
Two police cars park Oct. 19, 2018, at the intersection of 10th Street and Walnut Grove. For the weekend of Little 500 Qualifications, officers ended up investigating a reported rape and chasing three people.
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(03/24/19 6:10pm)
Angel rests near the ticket booth March 22 in Bart Kaufman Field. Angel was attending Bark in the Park, an event where dogs can be brought to the baseball game and people can visit with the Monroe County Humane Association.
IU Student Government, IU Health Center, Bird sponsor helmet giveaway
(03/22/19 12:26am)
Safety rules are drilled into students’ heads from a young age, but many don’t follow safety guidelines when jumping on an e-scooter to get to class.
COLUMN: If presented the opportunity to travel, do it
(03/21/19 10:28pm)
Some people go their entire lives in one small corner of this vast world we live in. That’s like riding the same ride over and over again at an amusement park.
The role models
(03/25/19 3:26pm)
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Before police arrived with the horses and the armored vehicle, before the protesters gathered with their signs and prepared their hearts, before the Warriors for Christ assembled the loudspeakers, Owen Jackson rose before dawn and pulled seven layers of pantyhose onto his slim legs.
Hamilton and Barge clash on the definition, importance of progressivism
(03/19/19 3:44am)
Democratic mayoral candidates Amanda Barge and John Hamilton faced a full auditorium Monday night at the Monroe County Public Library to answer questions on a variety of topics.
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