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'Bed Blitz' coordinator Robert Bosquez named Volunteer of the Year - Vimarsana News

'Bed Blitz' coordinator Robert Bosquez named Volunteer of the Year

The United Way of McLean County named Robert Bosquez as the 2023 Phil Covey Memorial Volunteer of the Year.

Washington School Bed Blitz Event 12/8/22 - Vimarsana News

Washington School Bed Blitz Event 12/8/22

The faculty and staff of Washington School, as well their families, are hosting our very FIRST mini Bed Blitz,...

Bed Blitz director is playing the long game with focus on West Bloomington youth - Vimarsana News

Bed Blitz director is playing the long game with focus on West Bloomington youth

The West Bloomington Revitalization Project's Bed Blitz returns on Saturday. At the last Bed Blitz in 2019, over 120 beds were given away.

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At Final Meeting, Renner Reflects On 8-Year Tenure As Mayor - Vimarsana News

At Final Meeting, Renner Reflects On 8-Year Tenure As Mayor

The Bloomington City Council meets remotely April 26, 2021. Outgoing Bloomington Mayor Tari Renner closed his final city council meeting Monday night with reflections on accomplishments from his eight-year tenure, paired with challenges he sees in Bloomington’s future -- including a long-term need to secure a regional water supply.  “As we face these challenges, I would urge all of our elected leaders to reimagine our city’s services and policies for an increasingly diverse and dynamic community,” he said. Also during the virtual meeting, the Bloomington City Council approved borro...

At Final Meeting, Renner Reflects On 8 Years As Mayor - Vimarsana News

At Final Meeting, Renner Reflects On 8 Years As Mayor

$4.2 million in loans OK’d On Monday, the council unanimously approved loan agreements with the Illinois EPA for the second phase of a water project near the Bloomington Country Club that separates the storm and sanitary flow, and will install a new water main.   Work begins this spring on that second phase of the Locust Street Combined Sewer Overflow Elimination and Water Main Replacement project. The city anticipates a 1.35% interest rate on two 20-year loans. An additional $117,725 to contractor Stark Excavating Inc. will come from city enterprise funds. Insurance contract The council ...

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