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The city will also do a once-a-decade reconsideration of how it expands and where it should house its residents.
A law professor says corporations would lose many existing protections if the resolution adopted by the Bloomington City Council leads to a similar amendment.
The owners of a historic home in Bloomington want to move it and build student housing on the lot.
Democratic City Councilman Andy Ruff, who opposes I-69, received less votes than two other candidates with more mild stances on the interstate.
Voters may cast ballots for as many as three of the five at-large candidates.
The Bloomington-Monroe County planning organization will again vote in a couple of weeks on whether to include I-69 in its Transportation Improvement Plan.
City of Bloomington officials Tuesday announced a plan to make the city friendlier to bicyclists and pedestrians by 2016.
Some are seeking another term while others are deciding to take time off for various reasons.
Mayor Mark Kruzan's budget was criticized by several representatives Wednesday, but the Bloomington City Council ultimately approved the $56 million budget.
Tuesday marks the deadline for Democrat or Republican candidates to fill vacancies in the 2007 municipal election.
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