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The Bloomington City Council returned from a two-week recess Wednesday to discuss e-scooters, the City of Bloomington Capital Improvements Board and the removal of Greg Alexander from the Traffic Commission. The council also discussed recent events such as the shooting in Nashville and the passage of Senate Bill 480.
“Where’d you go for spring break?”
CHICAGO — Jalen Hood-Schifino was thrown to the wolves.
Maggie Gates, a Bloomington activist who was arrested during a protest of “Cop City,” in Atlanta and charged with domestic terrorism earlier this week, was denied bail, friend Mehru Athar said.
The Bloomington City Council met on March 1 to discuss the removal of a Traffic Commission member, approve the distribution of federal funds and voted to renew the Kirkwood closure and outdoor dining program.
Brianna Ghey was a 16-year-old transgender girl from Cheshire, England. Her online friends told Rolling Stone she was unapologetically open about her gender identity, and she garnered a large following on TikTok under the username gingerpuppyx. She was a fan of video games like Roblox and Minecraft. One friend described her as “ultra feminine” and said her favorite color was pink. In short, she was a typical teenage girl.
Lindy Jenkins and Jada Bustamante share a kiss before a performance begins during Trinity Pride on June 25, 2022, at Magnolia Green Park. People wanting to listen to emo music can listen to emo hardcore band the Nova Twins and plain hardcore band Fever 333.
This weekend, Indiana baseball heads to Auburn University to open their 2023 campaign. The Hoosiers face the Tigers, a 2022 College World Series participant ranked No. 22 by Baseball America, on Friday at 5 p.m., Saturday at 3 p.m. and on Sunday at 2 p.m.
Perhaps you’ve seen the drink on TikTok or heard about it from a friend claiming they can’t get enough. Olipop — a brand of sparkling tonics — seems to have exploded in popularity in the last couple of years since its launch in 2018.
The Bloomington City Council met on Wednesday night to deliver councilmember reports and discuss renewing the outdoor dining program on Kirkwood Avenue. The next city council meeting will be March 1.
Welcome back! Here is all the information you need for Bloomington’s music scene from Feb. 14 to Feb. 19:
On multiple social media platforms, especially TikTok, I’ve noticed a popular trend of “protecting your peace.” While the phrase basically means practicing healthy habits and not engaging with people who bring down your energy, I find the way the trend has manifested, especially given the context of our capitalistic society, to be too extreme.
SPOILER ALERT: This column contains potential spoilers about the fourth episode of “The Last of Us.”
Members of the Bloomington community rallied in support of Asian, Asian American and Pacific Islander communities on Feb. 4 at Dunn Meadow. The rally was held in response to the racially motivated stabbing of an 18-year-old Asian student on a Bloomington transit bus in January.
Dating as a millennial is hard. Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and the pressures of having a date are even greater. Numerous ads are offering gifting discounts and dinner coupons for couples and it seems intimidating.
This year, the city’s Black History Month theme is Black Innovation, which aims to celebrate the inventions and contributions of Black innovators throughout history. The month’s signature events include a market, essay contest and gala, but the month will be filled with many other events taking place at IU or around town.
The world is now built for cars.
The City of Bloomington is accepting applications to serve on several boards and commissions from members of the community. Applicants must be appointed to each board or commission by the Bloomington City Council or Mayor John Hamilton.
From the brick buildings of Centerstone to the busy streets of Kirkwood Avenue, a city jobs program is transforming the lives of people struggling with addiction and mental health.
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