The B Square Bulletin, Dave Askins, Bloomington, Indiana, local government, news report, publication, July 2019, dysfunctional government, financial contributions, complex topic, long history, news ...
On Tuesday afternoon a three-judge panel from Indiana’s court of appeals heard oral arguments in a case involving the city of Bloomington’s constitutional challenge to a 2019 state law, which causes ...
On Monday night, at a meeting that lasted just a half hour, Monroe County’s plan commission voted 6–1 to forward the most recent draft of the county development ordinance (CDO) to the Monroe County ...
On Wednesday night, Monroe County commissioners voted 3–0 to adopt the county development ordinance (CDO). The CDO includes all the zoning regulations for the unincorporated part of the county. Two ...
Up for a vote by the Bloomington Transit board on Tuesday will be a policy change that reduces the amount of advertising on the city’s public buses. The Tuesday (Dec. 17) meeting is the final monthly ...
The city of Bloomington is now looking to give a house it owns on West 3rd Street a continued life as a house, instead of demolishing it as planned. On Tuesday, the city’s board of public works ...
Monroe County’s vote center study committee. Counterclockwise from noon: Ilana Stonebraker (orange sweater); Ami Gandhi; William Ellis; Noelle Conyer; Stacy Kowalczyk, Steve Volan, and Debora Shaw.
Judith Benckart, the Republican Party’s appointee to the Monroe County election board, has announced her resignation from the three-member group, effective Dec. 31, 2024. Benckart read aloud her ...
Bloomington city council settles on $25K for its own pay, cost-of-living percentage for mayor, clerk
The ordinance with those numbers was approved on a 8–1 vote 7–1 vote. Dissenting was Isak Asare. Out of the room when the vote was taken was Matt Flaherty. Those figures were a big decrease from the ...
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