Bloomington arts adjust to loosening restrictions, eager for audience support
Sep 19, 2021 7:24 pmThe increasing vaccination rate encourages the arts community, but they also fear more variants.
The increasing vaccination rate encourages the arts community, but they also fear more variants.
Labor Day celebrations may have contributed to COVID-19 infections, a county health official said.
Members of the public expressed their concerns regarding the financial effects of annexation on residents.
The increase could mean city property owners could see premium cuts.
The street will be called Eagleson Avenue beginning Feb. 1, 2022.
Parents say they are having to plan their days around bus schedule uncertainties.
Utility Communications Manager says algae may be because of bad taste in Bloomington’s water.
Vendors said business as well as the social environment of the markets have improved.
“It’s a tough situation for all parties,” a Monroe County Circuit Court judge said.
The Taliban retook power in Afghanistan after the U.S. pulled out of the country.
The campaign calls on IU to disclose its investments and reinvest in sustainable energy.
The time-limit legislation will receive a final vote at a future meeting.
The Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture and Design exhibit is free to the public.
Owner Susan Snyder’s studio fosters connection through pottery painting and classes.
The goal of the walk will be to raise funds for Alzheimer’s research programs.
Pizza X owner Jeff Mease will raise wages Sept. 8 to combat labor shortages.
Affected residents are advised to boil tap water for five minutes before consumption.
Employees share how customers have banged on windows and disrupted signs.
Council members voted unanimously to allow bond-financing for the Crestmont affordable housing complex.
IU economics professor speculates the likelihood of tip elimination in Bloomington restaurants and bars.
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