Are the articles and news reports true that another sports/outdoors outfitter is going into the old marsh on east side and will be selling firearms? Are there not limitations on this commerce type in the city? If there isn’t, why aren’t legislators working on this. Yes we are in Indiana, but there are also ways to legislate at a local municipality level. Citizens would like to see progress on these major issues.
Disheartened to see council members intentionally amend resolution to raise the base pay of the clerk. This goes against the whole idea of modernizing this archaic system and keeping up with the economy.
Tickets in uReport assigned to new mayors office contact (Nicholas) need reassigned and addressed in a timely manner. Reports are being left not responded to.
Indiana 45 signs need fix it on was at Curry Pike and Bloomfield Road
This gigantic pine tree is at the corner of Thornton and Oxford Sts and blocks driving view on both sides.
On E Third Street, 2500 and 2600 block: 6 signs in a row from Rally House (either 'Now Open', or 'Hiring') between Woodscrest and College Mall Road, in the ROW.
'Work Now' sign in the grass, most likely in the ROW in the 1700 block of S Henderson in front of the City of Bloomington water (?) station.
'College Movers & Haulers' sign in the grass at 1203 S Walnut, possibly in the ROW.
Street light in front of my house has gone out.
Look at the policies that have driven Btown from a town of interest to a handful of publicly interesting locations with decades of presence. Food vendors would better benefit the community through collaboration with sustainable government policies; rather than finding it beneficial to connect their resources to affordable public commercially available resources to afford their work.