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SCHOOL MATTERS: 439 MILLION ‘DOLLARS TO DISCRIMINATE’ WITH SCHOOL VOUCHERS

by Steve Hinnefeld

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Despite growing evidence that voucher students fall behind academically when
they switch from public to private schools, Indiana legislators have increased
the cost of the state’s voucher program to $439 million. Education writer Steve
Hinnefeld looks at the latest voucher report from the Indiana Department of
Education, and asks, should Hoosier taxpayers pay for schools that discriminate?
Read Hinnefeld’s column here.


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ANTIQUE MACHINERY CLUB KEEPS TRACTORS — AND HISTORY — ALIVE

by Dason Anderson

In May, the Monroe County Antique Machinery Association held its spring antique
machinery and tractor show. The turnout was “impressive,” writes Dason Anderson,
as more than 100 tractors and other machines were on display. Association
President Tim Deckard says the two-year-old club helps give the public a deeper
understanding of our local history and culture. Read the story and see the
machines.

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WHEREAS, CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN MARSHALL DECLARES THE SUPREME COURT SUPREME

by Jim Allison

A closer look at Marbury v. Madison — the Supreme Court decision that placed the
judicial branch of government above Congress — may make Americans more open to
judicial reform, writes Jim Allison. Given the unpopularity of recent court
rulings and questionable behavior by some of its justices, the time seems ripe
for a check on the court. Read the review.

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CELEBRATING DIVERSE FAMILIES: OUR JOURNEY TO QUEER PARENTHOOD

by Lynae Sowinski and Josie Leimbach

Preparing to have a child is similar in many ways for queer couples as for
heterosexual couples, write Lynae Sowinski and Josie Leimbach, who got married
in Bloomington in 2017 and now live in Georgia. But in a variety of ways, their
parenthood experience has been different — and emotionally, physically, and
financially more difficult. Read about their journey to queer parenthood.


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LIMESTONE POST WINS 11 SPJ “BEST IN INDIANA” JOURNALISM AWARDS CATEGORIES
INCLUDE COVERAGE OF SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUES, BUSINESS OR CONSUMER AFFAIRS
REPORTING, AND MEDICAL OR SCIENCE REPORTING

Limestone Post won 11 awards in the “Best in Indiana” Journalism Contest hosted
last week by the Indiana Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional
Journalists. Steve Hinnefeld, Haley Miller, Christina Avery, Christine
Brackenhoff, Steven Higgs, Michael G. Glab, Rebecca Hill, Jill Bond, Krista
Detor, and Debora Shaw were among the winners. | Photo by Benedict Jones. Learn
more about the work of these award-winning writers.

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A HALF-CENTURY TRAIL FROM BEANBLOSSOM BOTTOMS TO THE COLOMBIAN AMAZON

Bloomington environmental photographer and writer Steven Higgs has spent his
career covering nature. Soon, though, he will connect two dots in a
“half-century trail” when he photographs the Colombian Amazon. This spring, he
made several trips to our own protected wilderness, Beanblossom Bottoms, to hone
his photographic skills for the Amazonian expedition. Connect the dots here.

by Haley Miller


DYING WELL: CHAPLAIN OFFERS ‘PERFECT PLACE’ TO HAVE A ‘GOOD DEATH’

Many Hoosiers can’t access comfort care, and so they are less likely to
experience a “good death,” writes Haley Miller. As defined, a good death avoids
unnecessary suffering, maintains a family presence, manages pain, and upholds
the patient’s dignity. A hospice chaplain in Brown County wants to create a
place for more good deaths. Read about dying well.

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CONSTELLATION STAGE & SCREEN ANNOUNCES 2024–2025 SEASON!

The lineup for Constellation Stage & Screen’s 2024–2025 theatrical season is a
“thrilling mix of world premieres, beloved classics, inspiring contemporary
work, and fun-filled shows for young audiences.” And so everyone can enjoy live,
professional theater, Constellation is offering two inclusive programs: Pay What
You Will and Sensory-Friendly Performances. Find out more!.

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‘OTIS,’ THE ORANGE COUNTY SASQUATCH SENSATION THE GIANT CARVED BEAST HAS EVEN
LANDED ON THE COVER OF INDIANA’S OFFICIAL TOURISM MAGAZINE

A 25-foot-tall sasquatch at Patoka Lake has become a sensation, drawing tourists
from across the state and beyond. The shaggy beast — named Otis and made from
poplar, white pine, and other materials by the Bear Hollow carving team — adds
another attraction to Orange County’s tourism, which is “a major driver” in its
economy. By Carol Johnson of the Southern Indiana Business Report.

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WHAT’S AT STAKE IN THE DEBATE OVER INDIANA’S WETLANDS? DEEP DIVE: WFHB &
LIMESTONE POST INVESTIGATE WETLAND PRESERVATION

Laws protecting Indiana wetlands have been rolled back in recent years. Some
people argue that wetlands must be preserved because of the critical functions
they provide. Others say wetland regulations drive up construction prices and
hamper growth. This Deep Dive by Anne Kibbler looks at the myriad questions and
wide-ranging issues in the debate over Indiana’s wetlands. Read it here.

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LIMESTONE POST’S 2023 IMPACT REPORT

Limestone Media had a momentous year in 2023! As seen in our 2023 Impact Report,
last year was a banner year for our flagship publication, Limestone Post
Magazine. Not only did we publish more stories and increase our presence in
Bloomington and surrounding communities, but each year our public-service
journalism has greater impact in our community. Click here for Limestone Post’s
2023 Impact Report.

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MOBILE INTEGRATED HEALTH HELPS FILL GAPS IN LOCAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

The mobile integrated health program in Monroe County works with local health
organizations to provide one-on-one care to patients, emphasizing a
non-emergency approach and increasing efforts to meet people where they live and
work. Writer Rebecca Hill takes an in-depth look at MIH programs across the
state that are part of a nationwide trend to help fill gaps in the healthcare
system. Read about MIH in Indiana.

by Hiromi Yoshida


‘LAUGH, CRY, SWEAT’ WITH NEW THEATER COMPANY ECLIPSE PRODUCTIONS AND KEEP UP TO
DATE WITH OTHER AREA THEATER

A new theater company, Eclipse Productions, is taking Bloomington theater in a
new direction, writes Hiromi Yoshida. Co-founders Konnor Graber, Kate Weber, and
Jeremy J Weber want “to take chances and to push the boundaries of the craft.”
Their second production opens May 9 at Ted Jones Playhouse. Plus, keep up with
other theater companies in our area.

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LIMESTONE POST AND WFHB NAMED FINALISTS FOR JOURNALISM COLLABORATION OF THE YEAR

Limestone Post and WFHB Community Radio are finalists in the 2023 Nonprofit News
Awards for Journalism Collaboration of the Year. Their local news series, called
Deep Dive: WFHB & Limestone Post Investigate, is one of three collaborations
nationwide selected by the Institute for Nonprofit News. The Limestone Post
article, “The Long Goodbye: Living with Alzheimer’s Disease,” by Rebecca Hill,
is also a finalist for INN’s Insight Award for Explanatory Journalism. Click
here to read more.


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VOTER GUIDE FOR 2024 INDIANA PRIMARY ELECTIONS PLUS, SOME CANDIDATES RESPOND TO
QUESTIONS BY LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS

Indiana primary elections on May 7 start with early voting in Monroe County on
April 9. This Limestone Post voter guide includes info on registration, early
voting, mail-in voting, etc. More info, such as candidate comments on key
issues, is included from the League of Women Voters, Indiana Capital Chronicle,
and The Indiana Citizen, among others. Read our 2024 Voter Guide.

by Laura Lasuertmer


JUNIPER GALLERY TO SHOW ART OF DEATH ROW INMATE REJON TAYLOR SPECIAL TO
LIMESTONE POST

Laura Lasuertmer is the “Minister of Record” for death row inmate Rejon Taylor,
who’s among more than 25 artists featured in the Regional Artist Exhibit at
Juniper Art Gallery this spring. Some of Taylor’s artwork, LaSuertmer writes,
captures both “what he remembers of the natural world … and the depravity of his
current environment.” See and read about Rejon Taylor’s art.


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