Bloomington Briefing
October 2001

Through a partnership with Tree Trust, Xcel Energy and the City of Bloomington, native prairie
grasses and flowers have been planted from the Minnesota River Bluff to 79th Street.
Volume 9, No. 5
This four-color, tabloid newsletter is sent to all single-family households and businesses. For
your downloading convenience, we offer two sizes of files: the entire newsletter or one page at
a time.
Briefing
(8-page, 385KB PDF)
Index
Page 1.
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Flower power.
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Facilities Update: Building community.
Page 2.
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Dedicated to service:
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Services that strengthen our community.
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City Clerk: Central to City business.
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Mayor speaks on "City Matters".
Page 3.
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The path of a Council decision.
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Framework of a decision: Ordinances govern land uses.
Page 4.
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Earth Action:
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Make a Difference, Bloomington...right in your own backyard.
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Fall Festival.
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Lower Penn Lake cleanup efforts continue.
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Environmentally responsible lawn care.
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Protect our water bodies from phosphorous.
Page 5.
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Recycle paper- it can come back to serve many uses.
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Reduce the hail of unwanted mail!
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Boxboard can be recycled.
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City of Bloomington Finance Division:
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Reducing waste in the workplace.
Page 6.
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If you were in charge...
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Your opportunity to serve.
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Council approves preliminary levy for 2002.
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Stay healthy - Get screened for cancer.
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Bloomington Yesterday: Bloomington Consolidated School.
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Fare For All can save you money on food.
Page 7.
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Parks, Recreation and Arts Update:
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Bloomington Family Aquatic Center.
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Halloween party - a frightfully good time!
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Fall Sports.
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The Galaxy Youth Center.
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Bloomington Art Center.
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ARLE Adult Drop-In Center.
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Help wanted: Rink and building attendants.
Page 8.
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Vote City General and Special School District Elections.
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Seniors - Broaden your horizons.
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