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The theme for this year’s TedxNormal discussions is "Still Anything But Normal," a nod to the original tagline. The nonprofit aims to bring together community members to answer the question: How can we continue to make space for new ideas in a risk-averse environment?
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A series of town hall meetings will help Heartland Community College gather input on the institution's path forward over the next 10 years.
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Heartland Community College's president said the college is unlikely to seek four-year degree offerings, even if a proposal from Gov. JB Pritzker becomes reality.
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Students and community members seeking information on mental health activities and services can attend a two-day event next week at Heartland Community College.
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Bloomington-Normal nonprofits worry of an uncertain future now that the Trump administration tried to freeze federal grant funds. That order was halted on Tuesday, but remains tied up in the courts.
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Heartland Community College's microcertificate program is seven credit hours which can be taken alone or in conjunction with a larger certificate program and associate degree option.
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Bloomington-Normal unions hosted a candidates night to hear from many of the candidates who will be on the ballot April 1. Union delegates endorsed Cody Hendricks for Bloomington mayor, but did not endorse in Normal's mayoral race.
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For a gathering Sunday sponsored by Not in Our Town Bloomington-Normal, sharing anxiety about the incoming administration, and resolving to stay involved are two major steps toward making things better — and even, to some extent, healing.
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Heartland Community College's Workforce Equity Initiative teaches low-income people the skills needed to work higher-paying jobs.
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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.