Bloomington Briefing
December 2006
Volume 14, No. 6
 An incredible one-third of Bloomington is dedicated to parks and open spaces.
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, 2.7MB PDF)
Index
Page 1.
- A room with a view -- Bloomington parks are beautiful year-round.
- What’s new in Bloomington -- Redevelopment at France Avenue and Old Shakopee Road.
- Winter walking.
- Award-winning publications.
- Energy Fair.
Page 2.
- Groundwater protection -- The importance of sealing unused wells.
- City ordinance expanded -- Tobacco use prohibited within City-owned parks.
- Safe from the faucet.
Page 3.
- Treasures waiting to be discovered -- The Storholms’ Bloomington rambler remodel story.
- Turning tradition on its ear -- 1950s rambler before and after.
- Zoning ordinance parking update.
Page 4.
- Outstanding community service -- Bloomington citizens make a difference.
- Human Services Help Line.
- Bloomington Sister City Organization (BSCO) -- Taste of Japan.
- BSCO hosts Twin Cities -- Marathon runner.
- Free weekly entertainment in Bloomington.
Page 5.
- Commuter Challenge results.
- Earth Action Hero -- Biodiesel Man.
- Go-To College pass.
- It’s cold outside -- Protect your trees.
Page 6.
- Bloomington celebrates three park openings.
- Picnic shelters are great for gatherings.
- Adult sports.
- Youth activities.
Page 7.
- Bloomington Center for the Arts:
- Bloomington Arts Center exhibitions, performances, events.
- Black Box Theater performances and events.
- Schneider Theater performances and events.
- 2006 - 2007 Outdoor skating rinks.
Page 8.
- Bloomington Yesterday.
- Turn your house into your dream home.
- LRT improvements in Airport South.
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