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Bluestone Tree Repurposes 200-Year-Old Bloomington Ash Tree (VIDEO)
This more than 200-year-old ash tree would have been in Bloomington before the city was incorporated in 1818, according to local tree care experts Bluestone Tree.
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Mayor John Hamilton: ‘Ten Tough Weeks’ (VIDEO)
In a video address titled, “Ten Tough Weeks,” Mayor Hamilton salutes the community for pulling together during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Bluestone Tree: Artists at Work (VIDEO)
“There’s an art to performing tree work,” says Jerad Oren, co-owner of Bluestone Tree. “We provide homeowners and businesses with the best tree care while respecting their property…
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Billy Young: The Bicycle Man (video)
Billy Young says bicycles can be a means for those experiencing homelessness to get back on their feet. His bike project involves salvaging bicycles and finding them new…
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Charlie Bird of Bloomington (Video)
Charlie Bird’s hobbies include cycling, paddle boarding, dancing at the Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market, and taking photos with his fans. He frequently makes appearances at school carnivals and…
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IU Flash Mob: Keep Your Head Up! (Video)
At precisely 12:10 p.m. on October 18, a group of approximately 100 students began dancing to Andy Grammer’s “Keep Your Head Up” in front of Indiana University’s Showalter…
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Neonatal Intensive Care Now Available at IU Health Bloomington Hospital (Video)
BY JANET MANDELSTAM The babies weigh less than three pounds and need help breathing. They are kept warm and monitored around the clock by specially trained medical staff.…
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Threshold Choir Comforts Those at the End of Life (Video)
BY JENNIFER LEONARD When Melanie Ann Turner first heard about the Threshold Choir from Janiece Jaffe, a local jazz vocalist and “sound healer,” she instantly felt drawn to…
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Pictura Gallery Opening: “What Does Bloomington Look Like to Me?” (Video)
On Friday, January 8, Pictura Gallery hosted What Does Bloomington Look Like to Me?, the exhibit accompanying the Bloom homeless community photo project featured in the December 2015/January…
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