A campaign to support art therapy on the other side of the globe returns to Bloomington this weekend. The 17th annual Music and Munch Benefit Concert at Casper Brewing Company is this Saturday afternoon at 2. In this Sound Ideas Interview, co-organizer Cathy Hyland Moon tells WGLT student reporter Zachary Knox-Doyle the event raises money to support a Therapeutic Arts Program in East Africa.

A campaign to support art therapy on the other side of the globe returns to Bloomington this weekend. The 17th annual Music and Munch Benefit Concert at Casper Brewing Company is this Saturday afternoon at 2. In this Sound Ideas Interview, co-organizer Cathy Hyland Moon tells WGLT student reporter Zachary Knox-Doyle the event raises money to support a Therapeutic Arts Program in East Africa.

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Campaign to support art therapy on the other side of the globe returns to Bloomington

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A longtime presence at the Bloomington Police Department said while Flock-branded license plate readers are a relatively new addition, the technology has been in use for decades — and for the last 14 years at BPD. Crime data analyst Jack McQueen gave a presentation Wednesday to the city's Public Safety and Community Relations Board [PSCRB], Bloomington's civilian-led body for police transparency and communication.

A longtime presence at the Bloomington Police Department said while Flock-branded license plate readers are a relatively new addition, the technology has been in use for decades &mdash; and for the last 14 years at BPD.&nbsp;Crime data analyst Jack McQueen gave a presentation Wednesday to the city's Public Safety and Community Relations Board [PSCRB], Bloomington's civilian-led body for police transparency and communication.

B-N residents voice concerns about Flock cameras in policing to the man who leads Bloomington's program

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The Peoria Riverfront Museum will represent Illinois with a pavilion on the National Mall as part of the upcoming Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C., celebrating the 250th anniversary of American independence.

The Peoria Riverfront Museum will represent Illinois with a pavilion on the National Mall as part of the upcoming Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C., celebrating the 250th anniversary of American independence.

Peoria Riverfront Museum leader stresses inclusion in Great American State Fair is not political

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In mid-January, Bloomington-Normal's first shelter village of about 50 tiny, mostly single-room living quarters opened its doors. The Bridge has largely been at capacity ever since. It made a big dent in the community's homeless population. One week later, volunteers canvassed McLean County to track the homeless population. It's called the Point-In-Time [PIT] count, an annual, national effort to see who is unhoused and try to connect them with services. The count is one of several factors that determines federal funding for homeless services.

In mid-January, Bloomington-Normal's first shelter village of about 50 tiny, mostly single-room living quarters opened its doors.&nbsp;The Bridge has largely been at capacity ever since. It made a big dent in the community's homeless population. One week later, volunteers canvassed McLean County to track the homeless population. It's called the Point-In-Time [PIT] count, an annual, national effort to see who is unhoused and try to connect them with services. The count is one of several factors that determines federal funding for homeless services.

Bloomington-Normal's homeless count drops. Advocates worry federal policy changes could erase gains

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Campaign to support art therapy on the other side of the globe returns to Bloomington

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