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Current person in role: Jar Turner (2015-present)

Hola Bloomington – February 7, 2014

Hostess Luz Maria Lopez and Raquel Anderson interview Dr. Patangan a pediatric dentist. He talks about oral hygiene , how to take care of your infant’s teeth tru adult teeth. Also a new segment about Sports with our new volunteer Colin Airriess. Eco report with Ramon Tristani, the news and the events of the week.

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Free Tax Help From IU Law Students

Doing your taxes isn’t always straightforward, and it can be even more confusing for foreign students or someone whose first language isn’t English. Indiana University’s Maurer Law School and Kelley School of Business offer a free program for tax assistance, called VITA (VYE-tuh), specialized for those who are not from this country and are unfamiliar with the tax code. WFHB …

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Volunteer Connection – February 7, 2014

A weekly snapshot of how people of all ages can match their time and talents to local needs. Each week Volunteer Connection brings you the “featured five” – five ways to get involved NOW! Volunteer Connection is a co-production of WFHB and the City of Bloomington Volunteer Network, working together to build an empowered, vibrant, and engaged community!

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Firehouse Sessions – Julianna Barwick

Julianna Barwick performs in studio for our Firehouse Sessions series. As a one-woman-show, she captivates audiences with her beautifully haunting vocal loops and lush keys. Firehouse Sessions bring you the best local, national and international musical acts for intimate performances and exclusive interviews.   Hosted by Katie Moulton Engineered by Jim Lang & Dan Withered Produced by Katie Moulton Executive …

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Voices in the Street – Black History Month: African-American Heroes

February is Black History Month, which in Bloomington means a full slate of public forums and celebrations honoring the cultural legacy of African-Americans in Bloomington and beyond. As part of our coverage of Black History Month, we hit the streets to ask local residents about African-Americans who inspire you. So Bloomington, tell us about your black heroes.

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ACLU Challenges Indiana War Memorial Commission to Allow Protests without Permit

Until this week, in order to protest on Monument Circle in Indianapolis or other monuments controlled by the Indiana War Memorial Commission, citizens needed to contact the commission and acquire a special permit to protest. The ACLU found this policy to be a violation of citizens’ First Amendment rights, and this week the U.S. court of appeals issued an injunction …

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Daily Local News – Febuary 6, 2014

State legislators representing the Monroe County area gave their views on more than dozen pieces of proposed legislation at a forum last Saturday; The City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department has opened registration for residents to rent garden plots in the Willie Streeter Community Gardens and the Butler Park Community Gardens; Senator Brent Steele’s proposal to amend Indiana’s constitution …

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Todd Young Talks about His Re-Election Platform

Todd Young has thrown his hat into the ring for re-election to Indiana District 9 in the federal House of Representatives. Correspondent David Murphy spoke with Representative Young to ask him about his upcoming election campaign. He talked about potential challengers to his nomination for the Republican Party ticket in District 9 – which covers most of south-eastern Indiana including …

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