Mateusz Janik is a news reporter for The Pantagraph, focusing on local news in the Bloomington-Normal area of Illinois. With a keen interest in community stories, Mateusz covers a wide range of topics including local events, crime, business, and social issues. His work has also been featured in the Herald & Review and JG.
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Mateusz Janik focuses on local news, with an emphasis on crime and community events in the Bloomington-Normal area of Illinois. His coverage heavily features announcements from local government and breaking news.
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Housing developers receive the green light from the town for their changes to the Trails on Sunset Lake subdivision, despite concerns and objections from the nearby residents.
Tickets for Halestorm's "Lzzy and Joe: The Living Room Sessions" at the Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts will go on at 10 a.m. Friday.
By: Drew Zimmerman, Mateusz Janik
While burning leaves once was the go-to method for many, most municipalities now provide leaf pickup services, or at least a site for residents to drop off their leaves for safe disposal or compost. This is beneficial to the environment, residents' health, and to public safety, officials say.
BLOOMINGTON — Fifty McLean County authors are lined up to participate in Bloomington Public Library's Local Author Fair from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9.
By: Mateusz Janik
NORMAL — Normal town leaders welcomed local leaders in labor and business as well as state and congressional legislators Thursday for a discussion about regional transportation and rail projects.
Normal Blue Team Roofing issued a permit Sept. 9 for a $102,290 re-roofing of an existing building at 310 Greenbriar Drive in Normal.
MCLEAN — The Mt. Hope-Funks Grove Fire Protection District has announced a ban on open burning through the evening of Nov. 1.
CLINTON — The Clinton DMV location at 1255 State Route 54 will be receiving “One-Stop-Shop” renovations to reduce wait times and increase efficiency, according to a news release from Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias.
By: Mateusz Janik
Residents across Central Illinois will consider if candidates for their local school board districts should be elected at-large or remain elected through congressional townships.
The Normal Town Council on Monday approved an ordinance that includes a six-month moratorium on new short-term rental businesses, such as those hosted by Airbnb, to evaluate regulations.
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