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Bloomington will start an endowment to expand access for the planned O'Neil pool - Vimarsana News

Bloomington will start an endowment to expand access for the planned O'Neil pool

The City of Bloomington has received a $20,000 gift that will make the new O'Neil Pool accessible to low-income families.

Source: wglt.org
Sweet: Ferrero breaks ground on its first North American chocolate plant in Bloomington - Vimarsana News

Sweet: Ferrero breaks ground on its first North American chocolate plant in Bloomington

One of the world's largest candy makers has started construction on its first chocolate plant in North America.

Source: wglt.org
McLean County courts and housing advocates push relief for renters as eviction moratorium expires - Vimarsana News

McLean County courts and housing advocates push relief for renters as eviction moratorium expires

The legal community and housing advocates anticipate an eviction diversion program in McLean County will see demand grow, now that the state has lifted the eviction moratorium.

Source: wglt.org
McLean County Advisory Group Begins Redistricting Work - Vimarsana News

McLean County Advisory Group Begins Redistricting Work

The 24 community members tasked with drawing new McLean County Board maps approved ground rules Wednesday and learned how the redistricting process will work in their first in a series of meetings over the next month to shape the county’s political boundaries for the next decade.

Source: wglt.org
Kinzy Lauds ISU's 'Resilience' Amid COVID During 1st State Of The University Address - Vimarsana News

Kinzy Lauds ISU's 'Resilience' Amid COVID During 1st State Of The University Address

Illinois State University President Terri Goss Kinzy said the university will emerge from the coronavirus pandemic more resilient, but COVID has taken a financial toll. In her first State of the University address, Kinzy said ISU's COVID-related costs were $25 million, even after state and federal funding came in.

Source: wglt.org