Bloomington Briefing
December 2010
Volume 18, No. 6
Briefing (8-page, 4.1MB PDF)
Index
Bloomington Briefing
The Bloomington Historical Society
is currently displaying a 16-foot
dugout canoe believed to have been
used by Oneota and Dakota Indian
tribes hundreds of years ago.
Page 1.
- Hollowed history.
- What's developing.
- Top honors --
City wins big in national
competition.
- Support local artists --
It’s holiday art sale time.
- Future leaders --
Youth Leadership Retreat.
Page 2.
- Quality, cost-effective City services-
Planning ahead creates a more sustainable Bloomington.
Page 3.
- 2011 General Fund Budget.
- Rambler Redo series.
- Help for your home --
Grant and loan funds for
improving foreclosed homes.
- Subscribe to
E-Subscribe.
Page 4.
- Earth Action Heroes.
- You can be a watershed hero.
- Choice accolades --
City recognized for
promoting alternative
transportation.
- A new way to work --
494 Commuter Services.
Page 5.
- Visit the boutique.
- Memorable
Mondays.
- Resources and opportunities.
- Tax preparation services.
- “Get Acquainted” -- Highlighting new
opportunities.
- Wellness inventory --
Take control of your
health.
- Advocate for people with disabilities.
- Showing our
appreciation --
Veterans lunch
honors service
men and women.
- Partners in fitness --
Japanese runner participates in Twin Cities marathon.
- Travel to Japan --
Japanese culture, cuisine
and more at annual event.
Page 6.
- 2010 - 2011 Outdoor skating rinks.
- Bloomington Ice Garden.
- Winter Fete is where it’s at.
- Volunteers
needed --
Jump-start your
outdoor activities.
- Now playing --
Born Again Jocks volleyball.
- Dreaming of spring?
Reserve picnic shelters for outdoor events.
Page 7.
- Enjoy bocce ball?
- Calling all winter-lovers.
- Bloomington Center for the Arts:
- Bloomington Arts Center exhibitions, performances, events.
- Schneider Theater and Black Box Theater performances and events.
- Cornerstone aims to
end violence.
Page 8.
- A recipe for success --
Cooking safety made easy.
- Navigating three-lane streets.
- Forming healthy habits --
Program encourages kids to try something new.
- On
Patrol -- What is your car
saying to thieves?
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