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Porter West: Sycamore Land Trust’s ‘Diamond in the Rough’
A lot goes into preserving the natural beauty of an area — but sometimes that...
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The Resurgence of an Ancient Game — Lacrosse
A game with ancient origins, lacrosse is gaining momentum in Bloomington, as many parents consider...
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Big Mike’s B-town: William Morris, ‘Always Teaching’
William Morris, the attorney, radio DJ, and aspiring Episcopal deacon, says the foundation of all...
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Stirring the Pot: Phyllo, Confections, and Revelations
In this serving of Stirring the Pot, kitchen sage Ruthie Cohen ponders the wonders, and...
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Behind the Curtain: Maya and Hoosiers Share Culture Through Opera
Mary Grogan, creator and director of ÓperaMaya, is introducing Bloomington to the Maya culture —...
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My Dad Voice: Fly Away
In My Dad Voice, columnist Troy Maynard recounts college parties, hot rods, and the emotional...
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The Mesmerizing Sandhill Cranes, ‘Calling Us Home’
Every spring and fall, Indiana is at the heart of the eastern sandhill crane migration....
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Women Find ‘Freedom to Express’ Through Dance
“In a world where women’s voices are undervalued,” writes Allison Yates, “dance companies in Bloomington...
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3 Soap Guys Outwit National Brands Online [video]
When starting their business, Bloomington’s Soapy Soap guys created the “volcano method” of making soap....
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Big Mike's B-town: Wounded Galaxies, Where 1968 Intersects with 2018
Wounded Galaxies 1968 — a conference, festival, and symposium including art exhibits, film screenings, and...
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PRIDE — and Its Film Fest — More Inclusive Than Ever
As the 16th annual PRIDE Film Festival runs this weekend, PRIDE, the local organization that...
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Winter Gardening: Turning Little Thumbs Green
Winter gardening isn’t just for people who want to get a jump on their tomato...