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Code of conduct changes for Normal’s Uptown Station are unconstitutional, says ACLU

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By Kayla Johnson
| WEEK-TV (Peoria, IL) Verified
NORMAL (25News Now) - The American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois and the Chicago Coalition to End Homelessness are calling on the Town of Normal to revise its newly updated code of conduct at Uptown Station, arguing that three sections of the code violate the constitution. In a letter sent to Mayor Chris Koos and Town Council members, the groups identified concerns related to solicitation, personal property removal, and notices banning people, including the homeless, from certain areas.
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Four Seasons Health Club to sell Legacy Center property in southeast Bloomington

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By Kayla Johnson
| WEEK-TV (Peoria, IL) Verified
BLOOMINGTON (25News Now) - Four Seasons Health Club has listed its Legacy Center property for sale on Bloomington’s southeast side, and will close the facility effective Sept. 1, as the organization shifts future investment to its Airport Road location. The Legacy Center is located at 904 Four Seasons Road, near the coroner of Veterans Parkway and East Lincoln Street. It was listed for sale July 22.
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Former COUNTRY Financial offices transformed into $58M engineering hub opening this fall

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By Kayla Johnson
| WEEK-TV (Peoria, IL) Verified
BLOOMINGTON (25News Now) - Illinois State University is opening a permanent home for its College of Engineering this fall, converting a former COUNTRY Financial headquarters on Bloomington’s east side into a full engineering campus. The facility, now called Campus East, sits about an eight-minute drive from ISU’s main campus in Normal. After a year in temporary classrooms, engineering students will move into the new building when the fall semester begins.
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