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Bloomington historic commission clears Seminary Pointe buildings for demolition
Action by Bloomington’s historic preservation commission on Thursday (June 25) cleared the way for possible demolition of all buildings on the Seminary Pointe block as early as Oct. 1. On separate 4–2 votes, the commission “released” demolition delays for two buildings rated “contributing” in a 2018 survey: 424 S....
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The Affordable Indiana Town That Feels Too Good To Be True
To address the elephant in the room: when someone tells you about a charming town with rent under $700, your first instinct is to assume there’s a catch. Maybe it’s in the middle of nowhere with nothing to do, or perhaps the affordable housing comes with complimentary rodent roommates and mysterious stains.
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F.C. Tucker West Central announces April leaders
F.C. Tucker West Central is proud to recognize two outstanding Realtors for their achievements during the month of April. Daniel Bergfors has been named listing agent of the month, while Casey Hockersmith has earned sales agent of the month honors. Bergfors was recognized for bringing two new listings to the...
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City of Marshall working to tackle housing and development
MARSHALL, Ill. (WAND) - The Marshall City Council is working to clean up blighted properties and create more housing opportunities. Marshall is about 20 minutes south of Paris. Councilmembers discussed a lengthy agenda of ordinances and resolutions to address economic development in the city. This will include targeting blighted or...
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The Historic Indiana Town That Existed Before Indiana Was Even A Thing
Vincennes was already an established community with 84 years of history under its belt when Indiana finally got around to becoming a state in 1816, making it the ultimate “I was here first” town. This Wabash River community in southwestern Indiana has witnessed French colonial rule, British occupation,...
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Mayor Kerry Thomson says Bloomington can pursue downtown hotel without abandoning affordable housing
Bloomington, Indiana – Bloomington Mayor Kerry Thomson said the city does not have to choose between new downtown development and protecting affordable housing, as public discussion continues around a convention center hotel, College Square and the future of Seminary Pointe. In a statement, Thomson said Bloomington can still seek “the right location” for a convention […] The post Mayor Kerry Thomson says Bloomington can pursue downtown hotel without abandoning affordable housing appeared first on The Bloomington Star .
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Advocates say financing plan for Seminary Pointe feasible, if land swap happens
The Seminary Pointe block, north of 2nd Street on College Avenue in downtown Bloomington, is the subject of a detailed cooperative housing proposal that according to advocates is financeable. But the central premise of the plan, which is a land swap between two local government bodies, is stalled in a...