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August 20, 2018

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‘No Silver Bullet’: Advocates, Officials Use Many Tactics on Housing Woes

Bloomington’s City Hall (above) might look different next year, as voters will elect a city clerk, common council members, and a new mayor in 2023. Also in Monroe County, residents in the Town of Ellettsville will vote for a clerk/treasurer and representatives to the town council from three wards. Across Indiana, municipal primary elections take place on May 2, with early voting in Monroe County beginning on April 4. | Limestone Post

Voting Guide for 2023 Local Primaries by League of Women Voters

Not only does Virginia Githiri, Ph.D., hold four degrees and teach at Indiana University, she’s also a certified Wellness Coach, life strategist, motivational speaker, social media influencer, and the founder and owner of PopKorn Kernels with a Twist. | Photo by Shannon Livengood

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Bloomington and Monroe County lack sufficient housing, and the reasons are complex, writes Steve Hinnefeld. In his in-depth report on housing, he finds our community struggling with supply, stability, and subsidies, while the deeper housing issues are overlapping and intertwined. | Photo by Jason Vest

Deep Dive: Struggling with Housing Supply, Stability, and Subsidies, Part 1

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Tree Service Is Just Part of Bluestone Tree’s Role in Community Stewardship

Housing advocates and officials are trying various tactics to address the affordable housing problem in Monroe County. Most say that no one solution is enough, with each initiative approaching the problem in a different way. Jolene and Cornelius Wright (above) visit the site of their future home in Osage Place, a neighborhood being developed by Habitat for Humanity. | Photo by Jim Krause

‘No Silver Bullet’: Advocates, Officials Use Many Tactics on Housing Woes

Voting Guide for 2023 Local Primaries by League of Women Voters

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Deep Dive: Struggling with Housing Supply, Stability, and Subsidies, Part 1

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