Bloomington Briefing
April 2006
Volume 14, No. 2
Bloomington high school students celebrate diversity with a "Run for Peace."
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, 1.4MB PDF)
Index
Page 1.
- Run for Peace.
- Catch the wave – Hospitality Industry adds unique venue.
- Youth Service Days.
- Wanted: Wetland Volunteers.
- Trees for sale.
Page 2.
- Mayor's column:
- An active community by design.
- We care - Put safety first:
- Ride your bicycle safely.
- Follow the rules of the road.
Page 3.
- The importance of building permits.
- Cleaning up after winter – Street sweeping begins.
- City appoints new Fire Marshal.
Page 4.
- Citywide Curbside Cleanup.
- Encouraging responsible property management – Ordinance imposes fees on chronic offenders.
- Earth Action Heroes –The Green Sanctuary Team.
Page 5.
- Community events:
- Celebrate Arbor Day – Purchase and plant a tree.
- Commuter Challenge – Help reduce traffic in your area.
- Kite Day 2006.
- Citywide Garage Sales.
- Bloomington Yesterday – Metropolitan Stadium Dedication.
- Creekside:
- What’s happening – Information and services you can use.
Page 6.
- Summer Spectrum – An array of activities.
- Off to a flying start – Disc golf course at Hyland.
- Youth sports:
- Summer activities – The fun begins on these dates!.
- Swimming:
- Bush Lake Beach.
- Bloomington Family Aquatic Center.
- AR&LE:
- Adaptive Youth Softball.
- Adaptive Adult Co-Recreational Softball Leagues.
Page 7.
- Bloomington Center for the Arts:
- Bloomington Arts Center exhibitions, performances, events.
- Schneider Theater performances and events.
- Black Box Theater performances and events.
- Adult sports:
- Tennis.
- Softball – Senior League.
- Volleyball:
- Parks and Recreation Improvements - Proposed projects for 2006.
- 22nd Annual ShapeUp Challenge.
Page 8.
- Excellence in development – TRIA Orthopaedic Center.
- Up to Code – Keep our city looking good.
- Community Enhancement Program.
- Together We Stand – Tri-City Partners for Healthy Youth and Communities.
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