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Connect Transit transfer station construction to start early in 2027 (opens the original)
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BLOOMINGTONÂ â Construction of Connect Transit's new transfer station in downtown Bloomington could begin in early 2027, pending a formal review by the Illinois Department of Transportation. Contact Drew Zimmerman at 309-820-3276. Follow Drew on Twitter: @DZimmermanLee Get the latest local business news delivered FREE to your inbox weekly. Terri Ryburn, who restored Normalâs historic Spragueâs Super Service and welcomed Route 66 travelers, was honored as the Townâs 2026 Citizen o…
Photos: Day of the Dozer 2026 at McLean County Fairgrounds (opens the original)
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Bloomington launches solar energy initiative to save customers money (opens the original)
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BLOOMINGTONÂ â The city of Bloomington is kicking off a community solar program that would save qualifying households up to 20% on their monthly Ameren bills. Contact Drew Zimmerman at 309-820-3276. Follow Drew on Twitter: @DZimmermanLee Subscribe to our Daily Headlines newsletter. Normalâs Route 66 Centennial Parking Lot Party has a new date after weather canceled the original event. The celebration is set for Sept. 5.
Pontiac caps the number of video gaming licenses (opens the original)
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PONTIACÂ â A new ordinance setting a cap and creating new application requirements for video gaming establishments in Pontiac was approved by the City Council. The debate continues about whether the federal government needs to be more involved with professional sports, reactions after Mexico has decriminalized abortion access, and more of today's top videos. Contact Drew Zimmerman at 309-820-3276. Follow Drew on Twitter: @DZimmermanLee Stay up-to-date on the latest in local and national govern
Lincoln College: From closure to potential buyer 4 years later (opens the original)
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After being closed for the last four years, the Lincoln College campus could be on the verge of being sold. Catch up on the story so far. (10) updates to this series since Aug 21, 2026 Lincoln College senior Zak Luken described campus as a "ghost town" Thursday morning as students and employees processed the fact the college plans to close in May. "Todayâs unexpected and sudden closure announcement is devastating news for our local community." "It just hurts. I think the long-term effects will
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