Joe Hren

The group wants the area to become a thriving small neighborhood with affordable housing, small businesses, green space, and cultural areas.

"The bulk of our improvements we believe that the business community can afford, and so their rate will be anywhere from $10 or $30 per month." - Mayor Sakbun on water rate hike

"Seminary Pointe is not in our ownership, and while I have laid out pathways to get some of those units preserved, which of course is a priority, the CIB it appears is not interested." - Thomson on land swap for convention hotel

The Capital Improvement Board approved Dora Hospitality over MHG Hotels due to its vision, expectations, local work force, and familiarity.

Two developers want to build hotels and residential units on the College Square block north of the convention center.

Andrew Scere, Project Manager Weddle Bros. walks into the exhibit hall.

Three tenants remain at Seminary Pointe as the August 31 lease deadline approaches.

Third Street, in front of the convention center expansion, is scheduled to close Tuesday for two weeks.

"I fully intend to run. I'm really staying out of that conversation until after the midterms, we have other people running for really important seats, and I think it's important that we support those folks." - Thomson on running for reelection

Road work continues along Third Street in front of the Bloomington Convention Center.