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Scott Denton chaired the Special Commission for Safe Communities, which was granted a two-year term to collect data and produce recommendations for Bloomington City Council. Denton said the entire group wants to continue working. Council members appear largely supportive of making th
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Bloomington's gun violence commission wants to keep going
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Members of the city's two-year special commission compiling gun violence solutions say ongoing work is needed.
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Demolition begins on Front N Center building in Downtown Bloomington
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