The Block 52 tear down was coming to an end Monday, Oct. 3 as one wall remained on a block that will someday be home to a multiuse project featuring a five-story building with apartments, retail, commercial and restaurant space. The wall remaining at 4;54 p.m. Monday, Oct. 3 was part of the …
Mental health workers at Abbott Northwestern and Mercy’s Unity Campus took to the picket lines this week, from Monday, Oct. 3 to Wednesday Oct…
The 13th annual Hayride 4 Food Drive raised funds and food for those in need around Isanti County.
After an absence of more than two years, the Bloomington Crime Prevention Association’s annual used book sale returns this weekend.
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