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Bloomington, Indiana is located in Monroe County. Zip codes in Bloomington, IN include 47403, 47408, and 47406. The median home price in Bloomington is $159,900. More Bloomington information.

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1 hr ago | WFIE-TV Evansville

Indiana presses ahead with I-69's next section

Indiana is pressing ahead with its search for a private company to finance and build a 21-mile section of the Interstate 69 extension that will eventually run from Evansville to Indianapolis.

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Sun May 19, 2013

HeraldTimesOnline.com

City services attract paroled sex offenders

When Perry Township Trustee Dan Combs took a recent call from an agent at the Bloomington parole district, he was faced ... Need this information? You may purchase access to it by subscribing for one month to HTO at a cost of $8.95 . This subscription gives you access to all content on our site, including story archives, and does not automatically ... (more)

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Sat May 18, 2013

The Courier-Journal

Nephew of Dalai Lama, born in Indiana, seeks a free Tibet

Kunga Norbu grew up in Bloomington, Ind., half a world away from the native Tibetan village of his father and world-famous uncle, the Dalai Lama.

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Fri May 17, 2013

Evansville Courier & Press

Archaeology CSI brings hundreds of area students to Angel Mounds | VIDEO

Photographs by DENNY SIMMONS / Courier Press G. William Monaghan, Ph.D., offers students from South Middle School in Henderson, Ky., a lesson Friday morning in using carbon dating to find out how old the mounds at Angel Mounds State Historic Site are.

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HeraldTimesOnline.com

Service clubs

Altrusa of Bloomington meets at 5:45 p.m. the second Thursday of the month at the Indiana Memorial Union.

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HeraldTimesOnline.com

Bill Buher Come Back Kid Awards

In 1986, The Exchange Club of Northside Bloomington began honoring students who had achieved in areas that may not normally receive recognition.

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HeraldTimesOnline.com

Gooldy sent back to prison after parole violation

A former Bloomington man who was under the influence of drugs when he caused a crash that killed a 24-year-old Bloomingt ... Need this information? You may purchase access to it by subscribing for one month to HTO at a cost of $8.95 . This subscription gives you access to all content on our site, including story archives, and does not automatically ... (more)

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HeraldTimesOnline.com

Hartmann USA to close Bloomington plant

Medical-product manufacturer Hartmann USA Inc. plans to shut its Bloomington plant less than six years after acquiring it, a move that will result in layoffs for almost all of the facility's 72 employees.

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Thu May 16, 2013

Indiana's NewsCenter

What Does A Major Earthquake Feel Like?

When you think of earthquakes zones, Indiana probably doesn't top your list. But the Hoosier state is prone to earthquakes, even strong ones.

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The Island Packet

Company's expansion brings 75 jobs to York

The company plans to move production from Bloomington, Ind., to Rock Hill. The expansion is expected to be completed by the middle of 2014.

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Wed May 15, 2013

WBIW-AM Bedford

Needmore Limestone Sculptor To Create Governor's Arts Awards

A Needmore limestone sculptor who has worked on projects at the National Cathedral and Iowa State Capitol will create the 2013 Indiana Governor's Arts Awards.

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HeraldTimesOnline.com

Tapp Road bridge to open Monday

Bloomington officials expect West Tapp Road to reopen Monday after months of construction on a stretch of road that meet ... Need this information? You may purchase access to it by subscribing for one month to HTO at a cost of $8.95 . This subscription gives you access to all content on our site, including story archives, and does not automatically ... (more)

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Tue May 14, 2013

WBIW-AM Bedford

$500 Reward Offered To Find Missing Teen

The families of Sydney Deckard and Thomas Nordhoff are still looking for them and the Deckard family is offering a $500 reward to find 14-year-old Sydney.

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The New York Times

What We're Reading

Time Out New York : Caesar salad, banana cream pie, Frank Sinatra on the jukebox: a look at new restaurants that specialize in bringing back the old.

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Mon May 13, 2013

Buffalo.com

New insights into source of Chestnut Ridge eternal flame - VIDEO

The forever glimmering flame tucked behind flowing waterfalls at Chestnut Ridge has been all but a mystery, but a group of researchers have been able to shed light on the fiery park attraction's power source.

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Sun May 12, 2013

Examiner.com

ET telepathy in 'Paths to Contact: True Stories from the Contact Underground'

On Friday, May 10, 2013, computer scientist Jeff Becker revealed esoteric dimensions of his personal contact with ETs in an exclusive interview broadcast live over YouTube.

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Free Republic

World's 'Most Beautiful' Eternal Flame Reveals New Gas Source

Nestled behind a waterfall in western New York state is an eternal flame whose beauty is only surpassed by its mystery.

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Examiner.com

Tour announced for King, Mellencamp musical 'Ghost Brothers of Darkland County'

The highly anticipated musical play "Ghost Brothers of Darkland County" will get a run of tour dates in October and November, according to a press release issues on May 10.

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WBIW-AM Bedford

New Business - Novonics - At WestGate

A new business is now part of the WestGate @ Crane Technology Park. Camber Corporation, which acquired Novonics late last year, held a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday morning for its new technology office.

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Planning

City budget: Planning for the future requires tough choices

May 12--While a budget like the city of Bloomington's can seem muddled by pages and pages of line-item expenditures, a budget analyst like Indiana University professor John Mikesell sees only two numbers.

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