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The revenue from the countywide sales tax will help to pay the debt off, but that will not roll in before the summer when repairs are most needed.
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"Stay Another Day" is Bloomington native Mackenzie Nelson's mantra growing up. Two years ago, Nelson turned it into a brand and started a communitywide conversation about mental health. Its reach is now national.
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Twin Cities native Shashi Salavath is the youngest person to ever present research at the International Conference on Computational Science. He is a rising senior at Illinois Math and Science Academy.
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Normal Community track standout Ali Ince repeats as Female Athlete of the Year, while Dominic Martin from Lexington High School won Male Athlete of the Year. Scholar Athlete of the Year honors went to Brynn Hoder and Noah Misukonis of Bloomington High School.
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Shashi Salavath attended a rigorous pre-college research team with classmates from the Illinois Math and Science Academy. He worked on projects exploring the use of AI in deep sea submersibles and drone swarms.
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Normal Community High School students are organizing the 2nd annual Holi Moli Festival of Colors at the Uptown Normal circle to help continue to connect the Bloomington-Normal community with Indian culture.
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Normal Community High School AP computer science students on Monday used balloons to capture aerial photos and videos of the solar eclipse.
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Normal Community’s run to the state championship came up short Saturday night, as the Ironmen fell, 60-48, to Homewood-Flossmoor in the Class 4A title game.
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The Normal Community boys basketball team will play for a state title Saturday night, following Friday's Class 4A semifinal win over Palatine. It's their first trip to the finals since 2015.
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The Bloomington-Normal Sports Commission recognized the top athletes and teams from Bloomington-Normal and surrounding area during its annual banquet.