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Bloomington-Normal crews lead cleanup after Wednesday's storms
Eric Stock
The storm which reached the Twin Cities shortly before 3 p.m. had wind gusts that reached 60 miles per hour, according to reports compiled by the National Weather Service.
A busy stretch of College Ave. will be closed to car traffic Sunday for the inaugural Stride & Ride, giving pedestrians free reign to run, bike and walk through the heart of Normal.
Emily Bollinger
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First Stride & Ride closes streets to cars — making room to walk, jog and bike through the heart of Normal
Lauren Warnecke
Seven women dressed as nuns sing and gesture dramatically on the steps of a church altar, with a large cross and stained-glass windows in the background.
Jordyn Marie
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MIOpera brings 'Nunsense' to Bloomington while forging a regional approach
Lauren Warnecke
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