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The company hosted employees and their guests for a meal and entertainment at its plant in Normal, where leaders spoke optimistically about the company's future plans.
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Thousands of Microsoft users reported being suddenly knocked offline, and the culprit appeared to be cybersecurity company CrowdStrike, which had a routine software update malfunction.
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There are a lot of road-closed-except-to-local-traffic signs out there in the Town of Normal this summer during the height of the street repair season.
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Mayor Chris Koos presented the annual award Tuesday at a reception at Heartland Community College.
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Restructuring of McLean County’s Behavioral Health Coordinating Council is complete, and as McLean County Board Chair Catherine Metsker promised when she suspended meetings in March, the group now has a defined — and codified — structure, with clear objectives.
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Make Music Normal celebrated 10 years of bringing live music to the Bloomington-Normal community on June 28 and 29. Initially an event that featured artists located around town, the two-day music fest eventually moved to Uptown Normal.
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Bloomington and Normal city officials are thanking U.S. Rep. Eric Sorensen for his help in getting nearly $5 million in federal spending for the community.
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Mayor Mboka Mwilambwe is enthusiastic about some of the ideas that came out of a recent symposium to create solutions to the housing shortage.
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June's meeting of the McLean County Board's Behavioral Health Coordinating Council ad hoc committee will not happen. County board Chair Catherine Metsker said delays in group restructuring are the cause.
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The Normal Town Council approved two contracts on Monday related to street resurfacing projects in the town. The council accepted bids from and awarded two contracts to Rowe Construction, a division of United Contractors Midwest Inc.