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Abattoir Gallery Challenges Racist and Pandemic Conventions
Abattoir Gallery, at 4th and Rogers streets in Bloomington, will exhibit across mediums while maintaining...
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Limestone Post Begins 2nd Year As Nonprofit
Although Limestone Post Magazine launched in 2015, this month we’re celebrating our one-year anniversary as...
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ASE Students Complete Annual ‘Sense of Place’ Project Despite Pandemic
The annual “Sense of Place” project by students at The Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship...
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Stirring the Pot: Spice Girl
Limestone Post’s food sage, Ruthie Cohen, settles a domestic dispute by offering us recipes inspired...
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New People’s Open Pantry Offers Access to Healthy Food
Building equity and supporting community access to healthy food are at the heart of the...
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Some Renter Help Available As End of Eviction Moratorium Looms
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb’s moratorium on residential evictions is set to expire on August 14....
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Peaceful Protesters Outraged at Racist Attacks and Anti-Black Violence
On two consecutive days in downtown Bloomington, protestors expressed outrage at the racial aggression, profiling,...
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WINGS Offers Outdoor Adventures for Women by Women
Late last year, a group called Women in Nature Gaining Skills (WINGS) was formed to...
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Photos: ‘Enough Is Enough’ March and Protest in Bloomington
On June 5, Bloomington’s largest protest in decades was held in response to nationwide police...
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Parenting Through a Pandemic: Role Modeling and Self-Care
Biohazard suits, protective masks, sheltering at home, and other grim realities of COVID-19 have raised...
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Hoosiers Take On Home Gardening
Home gardens not only create access to healthy food, they also offer physical, mental health,...
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Ethos of New People’s Market Focuses on Food Justice, Mutual Aid
A group of vendors, community organizers, and university professors began meeting last year to plan...