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The Bloomington-Normal Asahikawa Sister Cities Committee hosted junior ambassadors from Asahikawa, Japan this past week for the first time since the pandemic.
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The Bloomington-Normal Asahikawa, Japan Sister Cities program is marking 60 years since its founding. A delegation that includes Asahikawa's mayor is on a whirlwind three-day visit this week to the Twin Cities to celebrate the program that creates citizen ambassadors to promote goodwill and friendship.
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Bloomington-Normal's Sister Cities committee has found other ways to connect with its colleagues in Vladimir, Russia and Canterbury, England since exchange trips have stopped.
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A student foreign exchange program for Bloomington-Normal has returned after a delay that began with the COVID-19 pandemic. Organizers hope the program can grow to where it was decades ago.
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Bloomington-Normal's sister cities program has no plans to cut ties with Vladimir, Russia following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Concerns over the coronavirus have prompted Bloomington-Normal Sister Cities to cancel this year's junior ambassador trip.Fifteen students in grades seven…
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Dignitaries of Bloomington-Normal and Vladimir, Russia, who forged a sister cities partnership 30 years ago are reflecting on the program and how it…
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Earl Kingman is the new Citizen of the Year in Normal.Mayor Chris Koos made the announcement Thursday evening at a town appreciation reception to…
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The chair of the Bloomington-Normal Sister Cities Committee said Tuesday that he doesn’t want the recent controversy surrounding Mayor Tari Renner to…
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Bloomington Mayor Tari Renner said Thursday he won’t let an Illinois State Police investigation into his recent trip to Japan become a distraction that…