The Trades District, a collaboration with The Mill and the City of Bloomington, is thrilled to announce the signing of a lease to establish a Bloomington office for Energy Sciences Network (ESnet), the provider of high-performance networking and innovative services to the Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) scientific research ecosystem. ESnet's decision to build a presence in the Trades District marks a significant milestone in the district's evolution into a thriving center for technology and innovation.
ESnet is funded by the DOE Office of Science and stewarded by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, CA, where ESnet’s central office is located. Its hybrid workforce is spread across all six U.S. time zones. ESnet is a nationwide network connecting the DOE’s 17 national laboratories and 28 user facilities, including multiple large-scale scientific instruments. Its experts work on advanced and emerging IP, high-speed optical networking, network automation, cybersecurity, data measurement, and analysis, and more on behalf of ESnet’s vision: to free scientific progress from the constraints of the physical location of instruments, people, computational resources, or data.
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1 Couple. 30 Days Off. No Rules. Constellation Stage & Screen presents The Break: A New Rock Musical, on stage June 6 - 23 at the Waldron Arts Center. Find tickets and learn more at https://seeconstellation.org/mainstage/the-break/
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Prepaid ticket necessary to enter event. No payments will be taken at the door. Email director@mcaaonline.org for table pricing and 4th guest FREE discount. Register here The City of Bloomington is accepting applications from community members who would like to serve on one of the following City boards or commissions:
Bloomington Industrial Development Advisory Commission Seat(s) available: 1 Appointed by: Mayor For more information visit, https://bloomington.in.gov/onboard/applicants/apply?committee_id=7 Board of Public Safety Seat(s) available: 1 Appointed by: Mayor For more information visit, https://bloomington.in.gov/onboard/applicants/apply?committee_id=25 CDBG Funding Citizens Advisory Committee Seat(s) available: 1 Appointed by: Mayor For more information visit, https://bloomington.in.gov/onboard/applicants/apply?committee_id=51 Bloomington/Monroe County Human Rights Commission Announces 2024 Human Rights Award Winners5/13/2024 In 1997, the Bloomington Human Rights Commission began annually recognizing individuals and groups who have made specific, significant contributions to improving civil rights, human relations, or civility in the community. In 2024, the Commission will recognize Byron Bangert and Building a Thriving Compassionate Community.
Byron Bangert, a retired academic, ethics consultant, and ordained minister, served on the Human Rights Commission for twenty-seven years, working to investigate complaints of local human rights violations and to educate and advocate in the field. In addition to his volunteer work with the Commission, his nominators highlight his “boundless service” over “many decades of volunteerism” with the Monroe County Red Cross, Hospice of Bloomington, South Central Community Mental Health Center, the Bloomington Hospital Institutional Review Board, United Way of Monroe County, the Community Justice and Mediation Center, the Bloomington 9/11 Working Group, and Monroe County United Ministries: “Byron represents the best of Bloomington’s vision for a safer, more inclusive, and more equitable society for all.” Bloomington/Monroe County Human Rights Commission Announces 2024 Youth Art/Essay Contest Winners5/13/2024 The Bloomington/Monroe County Human Rights Commission today announced the six winners of the 2024 Human Rights Art/Essay Contest. Local students in grades K-6 were asked to write an essay or create a piece of art to answer the question, “What is the most important human right to you, and why?” The contest was judged by Commissioners Amy Jackson and Stephen Coover (art) and Emma Williams and Autumn Crisovan (essays). In the art category, first place was awarded to Henry Fehrman, a second grader at Templeton Elementary. Second place went to Harper Burroughs, a sixth grader at Marlin Elementary, while third place was given to William Alhasainat, a first grader at Rogers Elementary. Commissioners Jackson and Coover praised the students’ artistic visions, use of vibrant colors, and expressions of equality and diversity.
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