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Bloomington council greenlights Connect Transit downtown hub at Market Street garage - Vimarsana News

Bloomington council greenlights Connect Transit downtown hub at Market Street garage

The Bloomington City Council on Monday OK’d a plan to transform the aging Market Street parking deck into Connect Transit’s new downtown hub.

Source: wglt.org
Bloomington council to vote on proposal to make Market Street deck Connect Transit downtown hub - Vimarsana News

Bloomington council to vote on proposal to make Market Street deck Connect Transit downtown hub

Connect Transit’s proposal to transform the Market Street parking deck into a downtown bus hub could get Bloomington City Council approval Monday.

Source: wglt.org
O'Neil Pool and Park project delayed until late summer at the earliest - Vimarsana News

O'Neil Pool and Park project delayed until late summer at the earliest

Bloomington’s O’Neil Park and Pool project won’t be ready to open this summer as originally planned.City parks and recreation director Eric Veal says construction lost a few months to unexpected on-site problems with the ground.

Source: wglt.org
Connect Transit looks to expand service on route to Rivian - Vimarsana News

Connect Transit looks to expand service on route to Rivian

Connect Transit has scheduled six community engagement sessions to discuss a change to a new route that includes the Rivian plant.

Source: wglt.org
Bloomington council adopts $290M budget; creates second deputy city manager position - Vimarsana News

Bloomington council adopts $290M budget; creates second deputy city manager position

The Bloomington City Council adopted a $290 million budget on Monday — the largest in the city’s history, and nearly 8% higher than the current year’s spending plan.

Source: wglt.org