Bloomington Briefing

December 2002

Drivers may not have noticed the difference, but 700 red bulbs and arrows.

Volume 10, No. 6

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, pages 1 - 4 (4-page, 358KB PDF)

Briefing, pages 5 - 8 (4-page, 336KB PDF)

Index

Page 1.

Red light, green light.
Facility Update: Cedar colonnade frames City Hall's main entrance.
Other news:
- Voting improvements considered.
- Have a happy, healthy and safe holiday season!

Page 2.

Dedicated to service: Bloomington's Fire Prevention Division saves lives.

Page 3.

Park Developments:
- Cedarcrest Park redevelopment.
- "Reel" fun at Smith Park.
Transportation Update: Wet weather slowed summer street construction.
Other news:
- Please, do not feed the geese.
- Tip # 1: Safe holidays are the happiest!

Page 4.

Parks, Recreation and Arts Update:
- Bloomington Loves Its Kids.
- Holiday Open House.
- Winter Fete.
- Bloomington Art Center.
- Adult Sports.
- Youth Activities.
- Adaptive Recreation and Learning Exchange.
- Help wanted: Girls Softball Director and Indoor Soccer Director.

Page 5.

Parks, Recreation and Arts Update:
- Galaxy Youth Centers.
- Picnic shelters are great for gatherings.
- 2002-2003 Outdoor skating rinks.

Page 6.

Plowing through the winter.
Tip #2: Here's the scoop!
Communications:
- Bloomington Channel 14.
- How can we better serve you online?
Bloomington Yesterday: Joseph Dean's log cabin -- built 1852.

Page 7.

Celebrate the holidays at Creekside.
Life is Like a Valued Patchwork.
Local business awarded Human Rights honor.
Alcohol and the adolescent brain.
Tip #3: Stay healthy this holiday season!

Page 8.

Do something constructive with your home.
Spring 2003 Curbside Clean-up.
A chocolate lover's dream-come-true.
It's a dog's life.
Tip #4: Prevent fires in your home!
Tip #5: Practice food safety this holiday season!

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