Bloomington Briefing

April 2004

Gnarly old tree
After removing invasive buckthorn at West Bush Lake, this 100 year old tree was discovered.

Volume 12, No. 2

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, 1.3MB PDF)

Index

Page 1.

  • Wanted: your Web site feedback.
  • Oxboro Library reopens.
  • Poplar Bridge Learning Fair.
  • Summer Spectrum.
  • A mighty oak.
  • On the road again: 2004 street construction projects begin.

Page 2.

  • Mayor's Column:
    • Destination Bloomington.

Page 3.

  • Motor Vehicle Office approved as passport agent.
  • Elections held this fall.
  • Collaborative effort provides real-life training opportunities.
  • Pavement Management Program: Improving the life of city streets
  • Cleaning up after winter: street sweeping begins.

Page 4.

  • Youth sports:
    • YMCA Tri-City Skate Park facility will bowl you over.
    • Bloomington Family Aquatic Center.
    • Swimming lessons.
    • Bush Lake Beach.
    • Adaptive Youth Softball.
    • Adaptive Adult Co-Recreational Softball League.
  • Summer Spectrum: A fun-filled season of activities for youth.
  • Dates to remember when you 're looking for summer fun.

Page 5.

  • Adult sports:
    • Summer Sand Volleyball: Women's and Co-Rec Leagues
    • Daytime Volleyball.
    • Born Again Jocks.
    • Walking benefits your body and mind.
    • Bloomington Women's Tennis Club.
    • Men's Doubles League.
    • Mens Tennis Ladder - Singles Play.
    • Senior Tennis Players Club.
  • Bloomington Center for the Arts:
    • Thursday Musical.
    • Medalist Concert Band.
    • Gallery Players.
    • Exhibitions.

Page 6.

  • Prepare for the Curbside Cleanup!
  • Earth Action Heroes: Kim and Steve, the "Shoreline Restoration Duo."
  • Protect our rivers, lakes, and streams.

Page 7.

  • 2004 Citywide Garage Sales: Attend the sales or hold your own.
  • Metro Paint-A-Thon applications now accepted.
  • Help stop the spread of buckthorn.
  • Diversity Day event celebrates differences.
  • Living Green Expo 2004: Benefit from a healthy, sustainable life.
  • Bloomington Sister City Organization (Bloomington - Izumi City, Japan).
  • Youth Service Days: Opportunities to volunteer.
  • May is Older Americans' Month.
  • Life is Like a Valued Patchwork.
  • Assistance for families in need.

Page 8.

  • BCAT 16: Don't just watch TV, become a part of it!
  • Up to Code: Keep our city looking good.
  • Bloomington Yesterday: Grange Hall -- 1890.

 

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