The new version of the proposed Trail East and West development project in Uptown Normal would be primarily residential housing on the north side of the traffic circle straddling Constitution Trail. And a controversial mural on a building in the project footprint would likely be torn down. 

The new version of the proposed Trail East and West development project in Uptown Normal would be primarily residential housing on the north side of the traffic circle straddling Constitution Trail. And a controversial mural on a building in the project footprint would likely be torn down.&nbsp;

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If Trail East and West development is revived, Uptown mural may go

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Illinois State University formalized a new international partnership Tuesday, signing a joint memorandum of understanding with Chungnam National University in Daejeon, South Korea.

Illinois State University formalized a new international partnership Tuesday, signing a joint memorandum of understanding with Chungnam National University in Daejeon, South Korea.

ISU partners with South Korean Chungnam University to push innovation—especially with AI

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The Boys & Girls Club of Bloomington-Normal bought the old Trinity Lutheran Church and elementary school in the South Hill Neighborhood of Bloomington and is scrapping plans for a new clubhouse near its current home in West Bloomington.

The Boys &amp; Girls Club of Bloomington-Normal bought the old Trinity Lutheran Church and elementary school in the South Hill Neighborhood of Bloomington and is scrapping plans for a new clubhouse near its current home in West Bloomington.

Boys & Girls Club buys old Trinity Lutheran property in Bloomington

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Leo Egbers wasn’t meeting some developmental milestones at nine months of age. His mother, Viviana Egbers, said she wasn’t overly concerned at that time.

“His symptoms didn’t scream autism,” said Egbers, whose primary concern was a speech delay. Their pediatrician sent a referral to Child and Family Connections of Central Illinois for an early intervention evaluation.

Then, they waited. By the time Leo received an initial evaluation, he was 20 months old. A few months after his autism diagnosis, Leo drowned in a pond behind his house.

Leo Egbers wasn&rsquo;t meeting some developmental milestones at nine months of age. His mother, Viviana Egbers, said she wasn&rsquo;t overly concerned at that time.
&ldquo;His symptoms didn&rsquo;t scream autism,&rdquo; said Egbers, whose primary concern was a speech delay. Their pediatrician sent a referral to Child and Family Connections of Central Illinois for an early intervention evaluation.
Then, they waited. By the time Leo received an initial evaluation, he was 20 months old.&nbsp;A few months after his autism diagnosis, Leo drowned in a pond behind his house.

Bloomington family whose son drowned wants more autism resources available

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If Trail East and West development is revived, Uptown mural may go

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