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IHSAA will keep state track in Bloomington
The IHSAA and Indiana University have agreed to a five-year extension of the deal that will keep the state track & field meet in Bloomington through 2014.
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Today's Q&A with Monroe chief probation officer Linda Brady
Wednesday, June 17, 2009 at 11:00 AM QUESTION: MODERATOR: Good morning everyone.
Gay rights group planning demonstration
A gay rights group says it's planning a demonstration July 2 in Bloomington to fight a constitutional amendment against same-sex marriage in Indiana.
Doran case gets special prosecutor
The decision on whether charges will be filed against Kokomo attorney Stephanie Doran rests in the hands of a former Monroe County prosecutor.
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Bloomington Sex Offender Strikes Again, Arrested
A Bloomington man is behind bars Tuesday night for the third time for the exact same crime.
Bloomington Residents Reminded To Recycle Obsolete Televisions
The city of Bloomington sanitation department reminds residents that television sets discarded following the June 12 conversion to an all-digital signal will not be picked up as part of weekly trash services.
Dr. Mary Lovejoy, left, will oversee the North Putnam Community School system beginning in July.
Today's county finance chat with Cathy Smith & Tim Rushenberg
Wednesday, June 3, 2009 at 11:00 AM QUESTION: MODERATOR: Good morning everyone, thanks for joining us on a rainy Wednesday.
Fired HSE schools chief hired by another district
About 15 months after her dismissal from a neighboring school district, Concetta Raimondi was hired Monday as superintendent of Lawrence Township Schools.
Today's library Q&A: Renovations, patron confidentiality, more
Wednesday, May 20, 2009 at 11:00 AM QUESTION: MODERATOR: Good morning everyone. Sara Laughlin, Monroe County Public Library director, is here to answer your questions about the library.
Tree-eating beetle in 2 more S. Ind. counties
The tree-killing emerald ash borer has been found in two more heavily forested southern Indiana counties.
Results for "Christopher Casady" HPER 1 to 13 of 13 results. 1 IU, park restroom peeper sentenced to jail - 05/18/2009 - rank: 704 Christopher Casady was sentenced today to about four months in jail for each of the 16 counts of voyeurism ... 2 HPER video voyeur sentencing delayed - 01/21/2009 - rank: 605 Christopher Casady of Bloomington was to be ...
Local woman named head of IU Alumni Association
Donna Spears of Richmond has been elected chairwoman of the Indiana University Alumni Association, effective July 1. Spears, a real estate consultant with Lingle Real Estate, received her bachelor's degree in 1979 and her master's degree in 1981, both from IU.
Intersections & stoplights: Today's Q&A with Monroe Co Highway's Bill Williams
Wednesday, May 13, 2009 at 11:00 AM QUESTION: MODERATOR: Thank you everyone for joining us this morning.
Bones appear to be from prehistoric Indians
Bloomington - An archaeologist says bones found last month in a wooded area near the White River are those of prehistoric Indians.
Comedian T.J. Miller faces local OWI charge
A Los Angeles-based actor and comedian was arrested in downtown Bloomington early this morning on suspicion of driving while intoxicated.
City plan commission to meet. The Martinsville Plan Commission will meet at 7 p.m. Tueday.
Helms elected to Monroe Hall of Fame
Pat Lucas, a tireless advocate for people in poverty, and one-time country music sensation Bobby Helms have been voted into the Monroe County Hall of Fame.
Employment fair for high school seniors
The Bloomington Chamber of Commerce's Franklin Initiative will hold an employment fair exclusively for graduating high schooi seniors looking for permanent, full -time employment.
A Monroe County jury convicted the Paoli man who performed an exorcism on an autistic teen in 2007.