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New trail extension around pond opens at Heartland Community College
Eric Stock
The Country Financial Trail is a mile-long hiking and biking path that includes bird-watching blinds, a gazebo, an outdoor classroom, and an overlook for Birky Pond.
A metal fence encloses the front end of a department store, with machinery inside the fence.
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Bloomington Kohl's store reopens after car collision caused temporary closure
Ben Howell
Bill Killian's Halloween graveyard changes every year, including themed scenes like these skeletons kicking back, roasting marshmallows. He said he's already got an idea for next year's skeleton scene, but declined to share.
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Bill Killian's kids are now grown-ups. He still decks out his house in Gridley with a Halloween graveyard
Lauren Warnecke
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