Bloomington Briefing
December 2001
A groundbreaking ceremony was held in October for the new Police/City Hall/Arts Center.
Volume 9, No. 6
This four-color, tabloid newsletter is sent to all single-family households and businesses. For
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Index
Page 1.
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New digs.
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Services Update: Enhanced Police services at the Mall of America.
Page 2.
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Dedicated to service:
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Services that strengthen our community.
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Emergency Management is prepared for service.
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City receives national honors.
Page 3.
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Community News:
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City financially sound in wake of tragic events.
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Founder of diversity center awarded Human Rights honor.
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Bloomington remembers former Mayor Lindau.
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Bureau helps keep Bloomington on the map.
Page 4.
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Parks, Recreation and Arts Update:
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Adult Sports.
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Youth Activities.
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Help wanted: Girls volleyball director.
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Bloomington Art Center.
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ARLE Totally, Talents and Tunes.
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The Galaxy Youth Center.
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Bloomington Loves Its Kids.
Page 5.
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2001-2002 Outdoor skating rinks.
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Think Spring...think picnic.
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Give someone the gift of a tree.
Page 6.
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Transportation Focus:
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Penn Avenue and I-494 interchange improvement.
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Ready for snow and ice? We are!
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Massive machine starts boring transit tunnels.
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Inspection programs designed to enhance neighborhoods.
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Youth activities promote success.
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Smith Park sports many new improvements.
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Other park news.
Page 8.
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Bloomington Yesterday: All-America City - 1961.
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Sister City delegation visits Bloomington.
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Support groups for older adults.
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Bloomington Home Improvement Fair.
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Chocolate lovers unite!
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Life is like a valued patchwork.
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