Water tasting weird? You’re not alone. City says tap water has harmless algae
Aug 30, 2022 3:59 pmCity of Bloomington Utilities says there is no public health concern.
City of Bloomington Utilities says there is no public health concern.
New buses, projects and fuel costs are part of the increased budget.
The June 27 protest was organized by the Indianapolis Party for Socialism and Liberation.
BT will also launch new routes August 15.
Alleged swastika imagery and the owner’s ties to white supremacy have caused community criticism.
The council also approved increased police pay and established a new historic district.
Findings will be used to protect biodiversity, including the endangered Kirtland’s snake.
The advisory will be in effect until Thursday.
Drivers and pedestrians can see the new road signs within the next month.
Residents can get their tests at the county health department or public health clinic.
Thomson is the second Democrat to indicate interest in running.
The COVID-19 pandemic was cited as a reason for extension.
CiviForm is a tool used to provide residents with information on city programs and their applications.
Dunn street sidewalk project will begin as part of ongoing infrastructure development work.
The group attempts to live a nontraditional, sustainable lifestyle in the forest.
The representatives also congratulated Mrs. Sandy Keller on receiving the 2022 Human Rights Commission Award.
The city sued the county auditor in a dispute about a 2019 law.
This is the National Association of Letter Carrier’s 30th “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive.
Nudists in southern Indiana have gathered at the Fern Hills Club since 1947.
Monroe County granted $1.2 million towards the Heading Home strategic plan.