Posted in About B-Town, Night Life on 13. Mar, 2010
Not as big on the nightlife these days, more of a nice dinner and music kind of gal, but a bunch of my friends got together for a night on the town the other night. We wanted to go to the Players Pub but it was sold out, so the only other option for that [...]
Posted in About B-Town on 25. Feb, 2010
I moved to Indiana from California in 2001. Not long after I lived here I discovered Bloomington. I’ll never forget that first day. It was a warm summer day on the square and people were sitting outside at the cafes eating, drinking, talking and watching the people passing by. It reminded me of my travels [...]
Posted in About B-Town on 25. Feb, 2010
I moved to Bloomington in August of 2008, coming from Brownstown, IN and before that all over CA for most of my whole life. Within a week of actually moving to Indiana, I really discovered Bloomington…I had seen it before on vacations but didn’t really get to explore it like you do when you live [...]
Posted in About B-Town, Art & Culture on 18. Feb, 2010
If you are thinking about moving to Bloomington and want to find out about what it has to offer quickly with pictures, articles and information right at your finger tips. Pick up a copy of Bloom, the local Bloomington magazine. The magazine has been free since its inception and is a bi-monthly publication available just [...]
Posted in About B-Town, Art & Culture on 18. Feb, 2010
A question has come up more than once, do the locals appreciate Bloomington as much as the transplants & newcomers do? Or is it just after you’ve been spoiled by something for so long, you don’t appreciate it as much or maybe you do, you just don’t express it? Because it seems to be the [...]
Posted in About B-Town, Art & Culture, Beauty & Shopping, Buying a Home, Drinks & Dining, Green Building, Moving Info, Night Life, Recreation on 28. Jan, 2010
“Realtors® appreciate the swift action by Congress to extend the home buyer tax credit and expand it to some current homeowners,” said NAR President Charles McMillan, a broker with Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate in Dallas-Fort Worth. NAR economists estimate that the current tax credit has contributed approximately $22 billion to the general economy, and [...]
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