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Why Jesse Eisenberg Keeps ‘Going Back’ to Indiana — And How His Wife Is Involved
Eisenberg and Anna got married in 2017, welcoming their son, Banner, in April of that year. “We had a kid and then the [Covid ...
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What’s going on: 2025 Black History Month in Bloomington
Black History Month in Bloomington kicked off last weekend with community conversation with the city. Here’s what’s going on ...
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Art Remains Creative ReUse Center breathes new life into Bloomington’s old creations
Art Remains, located at 115 N. College Ave., is a non-profit establishment that aims to foster creativity, expand access to ...
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‘Comes back to the African American community’: Bloomington kicks off Black History Month
Around 75 people stood in the City Hall Council Chambers, singing the lyrics of “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” the 1900 hymn by ...
Teacher’s aide twists special-needs student’s fingers and tries to trip him, IN cops say
A now-former teacher’s aide at an Indiana middle school is accused of assaulting a special-needs student, according to police and news reports. Surveillance footage from Jackson Creek Middle School in ...
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Bloomington could close Kirkwood from Indiana Ave. to Walnut St. after council vote
The council on Wednesday passed a local law that makes the closing of all five blocks between Walnut Street and Indiana ...
Bridging the health care gap in rural communities
Data from a report from the IU Center for Rural Engagement shows that 70% of counties in south-central Indiana have ...
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Bloomington's "Start with Hi!" Campaign Connects Residents to Promote Community Health
Bloomington's "Start with Hi!" campaign, focusing on community wellness, has successfully launched, engaging residents in ...
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Bloomington to hold Housing Resource Fair in March
Working to address a critical shortage in available residential property, the City of Bloomington is putting together a ...