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McLean County Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense held its sixth annual “Wear Orange” event Saturday at the Western Avenue Community Center in Bloomington.
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Camila Graunke, a graduate of Illinois State University's Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts, is settling into her new role as Hispanic outreach director. She's been in the post since July, when longtime civic leader Socorro Alvarez retired after three decades.
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A crowd gathered in Miller Park on Saturday to celebrate a new public art piece about "Creating Safe Spaces." More than 40 youth artists worked with local arts organizations and police officers to create the colorful, large-scale painting while community building.
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It's typical for nonprofits to see an uptick in donations around the holidays. But what's less known is just how far some nonprofits can stretch a dollar — meaning that, if a donor can give cash, the donation can go further than products like food or other non-perishables.
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One of the oldest nonprofits in Bloomington is celebrating its 95th birthday this year with a new leader at the helm.
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One of the oldest nonprofits in Bloomington is celebrating its 95th birthday this year with a new leader at the helm.
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As schools reopen and parents head back to work, one of Bloomington's most prominent nonprofit organizations is making a comeback as an ongoing refuge for…
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Andrew Held decided to devote his life to youth outreach after witnessing two troubling incidents in Bloomington during 2011.Shots rang out as Held, then…
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Heartland Community College is now offering a new program at the Western Avenue Community Center to help Bloomington residents who aren’t native English…
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Raegan Rinchiuso never thought of herself as someone who was particularly privileged, but she has been surprised by what she has learned about herself…