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Local News

Bloomington City Council: Public Safety Concerns and a New Water System

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. - The Bloomington City Council concluded its final meeting of the month on Nov. 27. The council gave the floor to four residents who would have three minutes to address issues they believed should be resolved in the Bloomington community. Some of the notable features from this meeting were the concerns of the raked leaves on the curb that were supposed to be picked up by the city […]

todayNovember 28, 2023

Local News

Bloomington City Council: Public comments address roadways and safety act

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. – The Bloomington City Council held its first council meeting of the month on November 13. Public comments addressed concerns about the city. Among these were apprehensions regarding the structural integrity and safety of Bloomington's roadways, with specific emphasis on sidewalks lagging behind in compliance with handicap accessibility standards, unattended potholes and a perceived oversight in the management of leaf disposal by the public works department. Additionally, residents […]

todayNovember 15, 2023

Local News

Bloomington City Council: Annexation of a Home, Safety Concerns and New Golf Carts

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. - The Bloomington City Council held its final council meeting of the month on October 23. Assistant Director of the Economic Community Development Department Kelly Pfeiffer spoke on behalf of the property that was going to be annexed. Pfeiffer said, "The residency is currently uninhabitable due to a well failure. The owners are requesting annexation motivated by the city's water." After consideration, the court was sent into a […]

todayOctober 25, 2023

Local News

Bloomington City Council meeting: Local Business tax, water main and gutter replacements

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. – Bloomington City Council held their first meeting of the month on October 9.All items present on the consent agenda passed unanimously except for item 7L, which had been removed for discussion. The proposed item moved to process all Local Business Tax filings electronically. To prevent the city from absorbing the cost of processing, they would be allowed to apply a fee to businesses worth 2.5% of the […]

todayOctober 10, 2023

Local News

Bloomington city council: city manager pay raise, new chicken coop and scoreboard

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. - The Bloomington City Council held their first council meeting of the month on September 11. City Manager Tim Gleason was sure to be gleeful after Monday's meeting, which resulted in the approval of a 5% pay raise for Gleason, totaling an annual salary just under $220,000 for the city manager of Bloomington. Gleason’s term with the city has continued since 2018, where prior he served as the […]

todaySeptember 15, 2023

Election 2021

LEARNING ABOUT BLOOMINGTON WARD 3 CANDIDATES: SHEILA MONTNEY

BLOOMINGTON, Ill.- A member of the Bloomington Planning Commission is putting her best foot forward to run for Ward 3. Over twenty years ago, Sheila Montney moved to Bloomington by herself with only her dogs to keep her company, and she has never looked back. Originally from a small town in Arkansas, Montney grew up with parents who divorced when she was in elementary school. Her mother met her dad […]

todayMarch 28, 2021

Election 2021

Why Local Elections Should Matter to ISU Students

NORMAL, Ill.- Less than two weeks out from the municipal election there are some things that you might want to know. There are two election commissions, and the County Clerk handles all elections except the Bloomington Municipal one because there is a separate commission called the Bloomington Election Commission.    “People go, ‘Why is that? There are about five out of 102 counties that have two election jurisdictions,” said county […]

todayMarch 26, 2021

Election 2021

Learning about Bloomington Ward 7 Primary Candidates: Kelby Cumpston

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. - A  Bloomington native and Illinois State University alumni is running in the primary for Ward Seven.   Municipal elections are on April 6th and there’s a Bloomington primary on February 23rd.   There are five candidates running to represent Ward Seven. Candidates include Daniel Freburg, incumbent Mollie Ward, June Peterson-Middlebrooks, Correta L. Jackson and Kelby Cumpston.   Kelby Cumpston was raised in McLean County and graduated from Illinois State University with a double major in economics and sociology. He currently works […]

todayFebruary 18, 2021

Election 2021

Learn about Bloomington’s Ward 7 Primary Candidates: Mollie Ward

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. - After being selected to fill the Ward Seven seat, a local hospital chaplain is running for a seat on the Bloomington City Council.   Municipal elections are on April 6th and there’s a Bloomington primary on February 23rd.   There are five candidates running to represent Ward Seven. Candidates include Daniel Freburg, Kelby Cumpston, June Peterson-Middlebrooks, Correta L. Jackson and incumbent Mollie Ward.  Mollie Ward was selected to fill the alderman seat to replace Scott Black and serve the remaining months of his term last year.  Ward is the director of Spiritual Care […]

todayFebruary 17, 2021