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Tuesday, October 22nd, 2024
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Good morning, Bloomington. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 22nd of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Bloomington's Hopewell Commons, a new park being developed, to feature 'Undulate' by Jon Racek as its central public art piece, aiming to open in 2025. The Herald-Times
- ➤ Community members in Bloomington, including volunteers and veterans, are constructing a house for Stewart Eaton, a 77-year-old veteran who has been living in his car since a fire destroyed his home in 2020. The Herald-Times
- ➤ Community gathers to celebrate Laura Lane's 40 years of reporting in Bloomington with an event featuring local food, drinks, music, and a fundraiser for the Local News Fund. The Herald-Times
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Dennis James captivates audiences with live organ performances and Poe-inspired narratives during his annual Halloween event at the IU Auditorium. Indiana Daily Student
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Indiana University students are advocating for the creation of culture centers for Muslim and Middle Eastern communities, aiming for spaces that provide educational programs and a sense of belonging. Indiana Daily Student
- ➤ For nine consecutive weeks, protests have persisted at Indiana University Bloomington against a new policy limiting expressive activities, leading to ACLU involvement and legal action. The B Square Bulletin
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ The Indiana University School of Medicine in Bloomington has launched a student-run clinic offering free healthcare to uninsured and underinsured people, with a specialization in LGBTQ+-competent care. The Herald-Times
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SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ The Herald-Times highlights promising athletes and teams in its weekly poll, showcasing their significant performances from Oct. 14-19 in various sports. The Herald-Times
- ➤ Tayven Jackson named starting QB for Indiana following Kurtis Rourke's thumb injury, aiming to lead the team against Washington. WTHR
- ➤ Indiana football's Curt Cignetti expects QB Kurtis Rourke to return this season despite a thumb injury sustained against Nebraska. The Herald-Times
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Kiwanis Indiana Balloon Festival
Experience breathtaking hot air balloon launches, thrilling helicopter rides, and exciting activities for all ages at this family-friendly festival.
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Indiana Hoosiers vs. Washington Huskies Football Game
Experience an exciting college football matchup between the Indiana Hoosiers and the Washington Huskies at Indiana University Memorial Stadium.
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October Breaststroke Clinic with Olympians
Experience coaching from Olympians in a focused swimming clinic designed for athletes aged 8-18 to develop their skills and racing techniques.
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Northwestern vs. Indiana Women's College Volleyball Match
Experience the excitement of women's college volleyball as Northwestern takes on Indiana at Wilkinson Hall.
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Maryville Saints vs. Indiana Hoosiers Women's Basketball
Experience the thrilling matchup between the Maryville Saints and the Indiana Hoosiers in women's basketball at the Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.
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University Orchestra: Concert Conducted by Mélisse Brunet
Experience a captivating performance by the University Orchestra under the skilled direction of guest conductor Mélisse Brunet, celebrated for her polished conducting style.
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Gallery Walk - First Friday Art Showcase
Experience an exciting evening of art as 14 downtown galleries display special exhibits and offer refreshments for art lovers and the community.
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Artisan Guilds of Bloomington Holiday Art Show - Day 2
Experience a vibrant celebration of local artistry featuring clay, fiber, and glass works from regional artists at Bloomington's largest holiday art show.
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Concert Orchestra Featuring Jeffery Meyer
Experience a captivating orchestral performance led by conductor Jeffery Meyer, known for his dedication to contemporary music and innovative collaborations.
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Oxyopia Vision Science Seminar: Exploring Myopia
Learn about the epidemiology, histology, clinics, and potential etiology of myopia in a seminar led by Jost Jonas, PhD.
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