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Biographer and historian Guy Fraker will give a talk about Ann Rutledge, rumored to be Abraham Lincoln's first sweetheart.
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A Trump administration effort to remove the federal government from wide swaths of American life continues to spread. Libraries and museums in Bloomington-Normal and around Illinois also will feel the impact.
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Through a partnership with Illinois Libraries Present, you can stream a documentary on the workplace equity movement that inspired the feature film 9 to 5.
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Pop-up creation stations are available around town for people of all ages to make cards benefitting Midwest Food Bank.
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If you've tried turning an electronic device off and back on again or control-alt-deleted a computer issue to no avail, there's a good chance that a duo in Bloomington-Normal can help.
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A set of 15 temporary sidewalk murals will be installed for the 2025 farmers' market season, aimed at beautification and pedestrian safety in downtown Bloomington.
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The city council rejected increasing the levy that would have contributed millions to fire and police pensions. Funding for both will be drawn from other sources.
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Fifty McLean County authors convene at Bloomington Public Library, representing a range of genres, audiences and publication platforms.
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People from many cultures celebrated National Immigrants Day on Monday at the Bloomington Public Library.
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The Bloomington Public Library began a new chapter Thursday as staff along with government and business leaders held a ribbon cutting ceremony for its renovated and expanded facility.