Limited Magazine, February 2016

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INDEX

January 2016

Features South African safari ................................. Pages 4-5

Contributors

Jonell Kehias

Bill Flick .......................................................Page 7

Deanna Frautschi

Hashtags, websites and weddings ..................Page 8

Michael Escoubas

Love at last! .......................................... Pages 14-15 Here come the brides ..................................Page 18 Katie Latta – Your Wedding Superhero .......Page 19 And the Omar goes to .......................... Pages 22-23 Wedding Trends 2016..................................Page 24

writer, photographer, naturalist poet

Tricia Stiller

writer

Molly Hartrup

writer

Erin Woods

Just for Tonight (a poem) ............................Page 25

Thom Rakestraw

Calendar .............................................. Pages 26-27

Carlos T. Miranda

The reason for the season ............................Page 28

editor

photographer photographer photographer

Business Barometer ....................................Page 29 Inspiration ..................................................Page 38

Photo Galleries

Spring iS near! now iS the time to pick out Your new ride.

Sara Evans Meet and Greet ............................Page 6 Rotary Christmas Party ....................... Pages 12-13 Wedding Album ................................... Pages 20-21 BNAR Christmas Party ........................ Pages 30-31 Local Philanthropy Luncheon .....................Page 33 Retirement Party for John Collins ...............Page 35

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South African safari Story and Photos by Deanna Frautschi

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e never planned to go on an African safari. Most of our travel is in the United States, and there’s plenty to see here. But when a safari trip to view South Africa’s wildlife popped up as one of our local charity’s auction items, we decided to go for it. We were not disappointed.

Our South African Zulu nyala wildlife reserve visit in December (the start of their summer) included six days with two photo safaris each day. Our biggest surprise was how close we got to elephants, cheetahs, zebras, lions, rhinos, hippos and giraffes, among other large animals.

We were just 20 feet away from many of these beautiful mammals in their natural savanna habitats. They did not seem to be disturbed by the jeep-like vehicle we rode in, but we were given strict instructions not to lean out too far from the vehicle and to keep quiet when asked to do so.

Zebras, rhinos and warthogs feeding together.

Up close and personal

We were not frightened as our very knowledgeable guide Ruan (age 25) bumped eight of us over the rough dirt and rock roads to view at least 20 large mammals and many smaller ones. We did have one almost too close and personal encounter, which started when three hippos on the road in front of us were confronted by three elephants who quickly emerged on the same road behind us.

As the elephants moved next to us, we were told to keep q u i e t s i n c e Ruan had nowhere to move the jeep.

Three young lions who have formed their own pride.

Cheetah watching from a tree Safari guide Ruan with Alan Bedell

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Suddenly, the lead elephant raised its trunk and roared. Fortunately, the hippos backed o to a watering hole. Had the elephant stepped to the side during this challenge, our jeep likely would have been overturned.

One of our favorite experiences was seeing a young impala (small antelope) give birth in the bush. The mom then nurtured and cleaned the baby until it got up on its legs within 20 minutes. To be able to move fast is critical to survival in the wild since predators (leopards, cheetahs or lions) may lurk nearby.

This was an amazing oncein-a-lifetime experience for Al Bedell and I. The

worst parts were the 15-hour flights each way from Atlanta to Johannesburg and back again. The best part was seeing and learning about the amazing animals that inhabit South African reserves like Zulu nyala.

Hippo displaying during courtship

A rhino grazing with zebras

A giraffe enjoying some leaves

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Sara Evans Meet and Greet to benefit the Bloomington-Normal YMCA Strong Kids Program U.S. Cellular Coliseum, Bloomington Thursday, Dec. 3 Photos by Lynn Wilson

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Tessa Geherer, Grant Anderson, Sarah Tunall, Pamela Revale

Nancy Snyder, Sara Evans, Steve Snyder

Al and Barb Nathan, Paul Jefferson

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Luke Hermes, Katie Hermes, Sara Evans, Mary Wurth, Justin Wurth, Patty Hermes, Leo Hermes

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Bill Flick Your February 2016 BNI (Bloomington-Normal Index): We love to eat: It’s no myth that Bloomington-Normal is a town that loves to dine out. In fact, of America’s 917 regional restaurant markets, it is ranked as the top “non-tourist” town in all of America for “sales per restaurant.” So says Restaurant Business, considered the “bible” of references in the eating biz. The average restaurant in B-N, it says, makes $1,197,796 in sales per year.

Outside of Hawaii and nevada, both tourist-attracting states, B-N is No. 1 in the U.S. for making money at a restaurant.

A puff piece: next time you bite into a nestle’s Crunch bar, chances are that the puffy rice was processed in Gridley. Kerry Sweet Ingredients ships out trailers of the stuff every day.

Only motorcade glimpse: Many U.S. presidents – either while campaigning or retired -- have been in Bloomingtonnormal but only Bill Flick Columnist one serving U.S. president is believed to have been in a motorcade that rolled through the Twin Cities: President Lyndon Baines Johnson in July 1965, in town for the funeral of world diplomat Adlai Stevenson II. In fact, attached here is a blurry but memorable snapshot taken by Jan Baker of Bloomington at the corner of Main and East Grove, as Johnson’s entourage sped from the Unitarian Church on Emerson to Evergreen Cemetery along South Main. The picture is blurry because — only a year and a half after John F. Kennedy was gunned down in a

Sudduth Road: What old-timers remember as the name of the major east-west street in Normal, before it was updated and re-named College Avenue.

motorcade — drivers of presidents learned to not drive slowly through a town anymore.

5 cents worth: Although Central Illinois farmers supply the corn that ends up in your breakfast bowl, don’t get too excited. There is only about 5 cents worth of corn in a box of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, says the cereal maker.

The very last state building in Illinois to be dedicated by Gov. Rod Blagojevich, before he was impeached, indicted, convicted and began serving a 14-year sentence in federal prison on a corruption charge: The Illinois State University Alumni Center along north Main, near Raab Road. It was an Eagle grocery store before it became a part of ISU. They thought he was a ‘hamburglar’: When Gus Belt opened the world’s first Steak ’n Shake here in 1934 and offered a 10 steakburgers for a dollar special, folks said he was nuts to charge that much. Best deal in B-N back then: Baker’s, downtown. They offered 22 hamburgers for $1.

Not in our town: It is against the law in normal to make your own soap. You are now warned.

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Hashtags, websites and weddings Story by Molly Hartrup Photo by Deidre Lynn Photography

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lanning a wedding can be a daunting task – from tracking down a dream wedding gown to making the guest list, and all the arrangements in between. Some brides-to-be might hire a wedding planner to help organize their big day, or they might find Pinterest a useful tool to keep track of ideas they may want to incorporate. However, one local bride used a free online website and smart phone application called The Knot to help plan her wedding.

Lauren Davis, a recent Illinois State University graduate, said having her own personal wedding website not only made it easier when planning her wedding, but also made everything easier for their guests – from booking hotels to referencing their registry. “It gave the idea that our wedding celebration was more than just one day,” said Davis. “We

Lauren’s blog has a wedding video link were able to share our story with everyone who visited the site, as well as give a shout out to each of our bridal party members.”

She added that using the URL on their wedding invitations made it much easier to provide their guests with information – and the guests could even RSVP through the website, which saved on stamps and paper. “not a week went by that our parents’ friends didn’t compliment our website or express their excitement,” said Davis. “One family friend was particularly excited, and wants to make a website for his daughter.”

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Lauren and Jordan’s wedding website Although she did a lot of her own research for vendors, The Knot has a catalog of wedding vendors including reviews. The site also has budgeting tips, destination wedding venue ideas, and nearly any tool a bride needs to plan her big day. Davis also noted how easy the site is to use. “The Knot is extremely user friendly, but it does take a little exploring to figure out all of the tools that are included,” she said.

There are several options for free wedding websites, such as www.mywedding.com, www.ewedding.com, and www.zankyou.com. They all offer very similar platforms including budgeting, vendors, registry, and RSVP options.

There are other sites that allow a bride and groom to build their own website, with a free initial setup cost, but then charge add-on fees for premiere features.

Another trend when planning a wedding is to create a hash tag.

Lauren and Jordan chose the hash tag #thejune20wedding. “The purpose of a wedding hash tag is truly to give viewers the ability to see all tweets and instagram posts related to your wedding in one feed,” she said. “I have a bachelor’s degree in public relations so our wedding hash tag was particularly important to me.”

Davis also created a blog following the wedding called thejunetwentyblog. com. “The blog is an online space that documents the lifestyle of us, and the day that started it all was June 20, 2015,” she said. Her target audience is brides, newlyweds, and young adult women. She shares what it is like to be a newlywed, recipes, favorite things, and even a link to her wedding video.

When sharing advice to newly engaged brides-to-be, Davis said she could write a book. “Above all else, the piece of advice I would give is take a step back from Pinterest, magazines, and pop-culture,” she said. “Set aside time with your fiancé to talk about what style of wedding will reflect the two of you as a couple.” She also added, “Vendors book two years in advance sometimes, dresses can take up to nine months to arrive, and there are only so many Chiavari chairs in Central Illinois.”

To see Lauren and Jordan’s wedding website, visit www.theknot.com/ wedding/Ulrich-Davis. To see Lauren’s blog, visit www.thejunetwentyblog.com.

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Annual Christmas Party Bloomington Normal Sunrise Rotary Club Home of Julie and Bob Dobski, Bloomington Friday, Dec. 18 Photos by Thom Rakestraw

Dave and Pat Messinger, Melanie Shellito

John and Paula Pratt

Bob and Julie Dobski

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Tim and Vicki Tilton

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Greg Cook, Julie Dobski

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Love at last!

Brides Val Laymon, Jean Michalski and their wedding party: Shelly Hartig, Jen Morgan, Ross Leuck, Lisa Monroe, Karen Skolmoski, Tracey Vogelsang, Pippi Dickson-Cericola, Jason Michalski,

by Tricia Stiller Sandra Goaley, Vanessa Gould, Tara Givens, Holly Hedges he wedding industry received a ever be possible to legally marry,” offers . Photo by Sarah Brianne Photography welcome boost in June 2015, when nathan. “I hoped it would, and I knew the Supreme Court of the United things were progressing, but so many couples States ruled in favor of same-sex marriage have been waiting so long; in my mind, I nationwide. wondered, ‘will this “I really never ever happen?’” thought this day The couple, would come,” offered who married this Patrick Gaik, who past August, chose Conklin’s Barn II exchanged vows with Dinner Theatre in his husband nathan Goodfield as their Bottorff-Gaik this wedding venue. Both past summer. talented actors, the “nathan came grooms have each as a complete and performed at the utter surprise to me,” Val and Jean at a local record store. venue, and Patrick Patrick continued. “I Photo by Sarah Brianne Photography never pictured myself settling down, other served as the company’s marketing director.

“Because the Barn was out in the country, than with the cat I got when I turned 40! I, personally, never dreamed the day would we chose a picnic theme,” explains Nathan. come when same sex marriage would be “We had blue and white gingham table cloths This photo of Jackie and Cecil with purple flowers, and we served pulled Gunderson captured their love of books. recognized.”

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Nathan Bottorff-Gaik and Patrick Gaik on their honeymoon at Disney World. a half lemon, half white cake with almond frosting. Oh, and champagne, of course.”

The Barn, unfortunately, sustained significant storm damage just days before the wedding, but as every actor knows, “the show must go on,” and on it went, with the Misters surrounded by 80 of their closest friends.

Following the ceremony, the two enjoyed a magical honeymoon at Walt Disney World, where they were pampered and treated like very special guests.

For Jean Michalski and Val Laymon, who

Val Laymon and Jean Michalski on the staircase at Ewing Cultural Center.

Photo by Sarah Brianne Photography

married in October, being able to exchange vows at the majestic Ewing Cultural Center was something they worked hard for.

There was more than love being celebrated at their nuptials. There was also victory.

“We fought for this,” Jean explains.

“We marched in Springfield. We wrote letters. We attended rallies. And not just for Jackie and Cecil Gunderson share a quiet moment. us, but for everyone. Photo by Knight Light Photography When I think about the couples who have down halfway to the chapel. “Thank God for had to hide their relationships, my heart just our quick-thinking attendants,” offers Jackie, breaks. We worked for change, because things shaking her head. “We crammed 16 people had to change.” into three SUVs to get to the church… we The beautiful brides planned their own big were late, but we made it.” day, with logistical help from Palace Events, Mx. and Mrs. Gunderson, both avid which provided day-of-service support. “They readers, went with a literary theme for their took great care of us,” shared Val. “It was reception. Tables were assigned an author, unexpectedly cold on our big day, and they and seating arrangements were printed on came to our rescue with heaters and enclosed old-school library cards. “We first connected the tent – even though at first we fought them over our love of books,” explains Jackie. “We on that – and it saved the day. Once the sun love the smell, the touch, the adventure of real set, it was very cold, so we were thankful for books. We are writing our story now.” their wisdom.”

The whole experience – getting to the altar Cecil and Jackie Gunderson planned every - for all of the couples was mostly positive, aspect of their September wedding, which had though Jean and Val shared there is still a way a few challenges try to put a damper on things. to go. “It’s the little things,” she explains. “The They wanted a tranquil spot for the wedding, paperwork; there were no boxes for bride so they selected the Baumgart Chapel at and bride. Everything’s still limited to bride East Bay Camp on Lake Bloomington, and and groom.” Val adds, “For our engagement planned their reception at Bloomington’s cake, we wanted two solitaire rings. We had Eastland Suites and Conference Center. To to search for a bakery that was willing to do capture the daylight for the wedding photos, that.”

But they were reminded of how lucky they the couple opted to forego the tradition of not seeing each other before the ceremony, were when on their honeymoon cruise to Key and hired a trolley to transport them from West. An Indonesian cruise ship employee, Eastland Suites to the chapel and back again, through tears, explained that in his country, with their photographer capturing every he could never know their happiness. “That moment. Unfortunately, the trolley broke really put it into perspective for us.”

Cecil and Jackie Gunderson with their wedding party including Jackie’s dog, Kamalli. Kamalli is Jackie’s “best friend” and was dressed in a white tutu with purple vest and bow tie. Photo by Knight Light Photography

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TEN THINGS EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT VARICOSE VEINS

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ccording to the American College of Phlebology, more than 25 million Americans suffer from some form of venous disease, including varicose and spider veins. Other experts put that number as high as 80 million. The good news is that advancements in the understanding of vein diseases and disorders have led to less invasive, office-based treatments that offer relief to everyone suffering from varicose and spider veins.

Here are 10 things every woman should know about varicose and spider veins.

1. Almost half of the people with varicose veins have a family history.

2. If both parents had varicose veins, your chances of developing them are close to 90 percent.

3. It is estimated that half of the U.S. population over age 50 has varicose veins.

4. Men have varicose veins, too. About 55 percent of women will develop varicose veins compared to 45 percent of men. However, men are less likely to seek treatment.

5. Varicose veins are not just a cosmetic problem. They can cause leg pain, fatigue, swelling, itching, heaviness, restless leg syndrome and general discomfort.

6. Untreated varicose veins can lead to health complications including leg ulcers.

7. Pregnancy can lead to varicose veins because of the increased pressure against the inferior vena cava, the main vein that moves blood from the lower part of the body, and hormonal changes.

8. Exercise and weight control are the best ways to lessen the severity of varicose veins.

9. Aging increases your risk for varicose veins.

10. Sitting with your legs crossed or wearing high heels does not cause varicose veins. But, standing or sitting for long periods can lead to development of varicose veins.

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new Bloomington business is marking its grand opening in a big way: a mass wedding of 20 couples during Valentine’s Day weekend.

Yes, I’ll Marry You!, owned by Bloomington residents Sandy Zukoski and David Kagel, opened in 2015. The business offers personalized service, including officiating, at weddings, funerals, celebrations of life, house blessings, hospital/hospice visits and more.

The mass ceremony will be Feb. 13 at the Lincoln Springs Center, Bloomington.

Participating couples can personalize their day with individualized attire and table theme.

The lucky winner of a drawing at the event will receive their service and wedding package free from Yes, I’ll Marry You! Couples, who need to contact the business for specific pricing, will receive an officiant for the exchange of vows, a decorated venue for the ceremony and reception, flowers for the brides and grooms, and a table for 10 (including the wedding couple).

Each couple will be able to dance their first dance to a song of their choosing.

Participants and their guests will enjoy an elaborate dessert bar and each couple will take home an anniversary cake.

Champagne for toasting the couples will be on every table and each couple will receive photos of their special day.

The idea behind the business is simple: “We’ll provide secular or non-secular services; we want to meet the needs of our community.

Whether it is in a mass ceremony, or a couple would like for us to perform a private ceremony at their venue — no matter where that venue might be — their home, a hall, the place they met, or a place they find beautiful, we’ll provide them with our service,” Kagel said.

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Katie Latta – Your Wedding Superhero Story by Tricia Stiller

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ooking back on her childhood, Katie Latta realizes she always had an interest in business. “I loved when we would have garage sales,” she laughs.

“I loved to set them up, meet people, and make sales. I guess my life was already in the cards.”

Latta, owner of Churchill’s Formal Wear in historic downtown Bloomington, took an indirect route to what she describes as “the greatest job in the world.”

“I was on my way to becoming a dental hygienist,” she explains with a laugh. She started working at Churchill’s as a parttime seamstress in 2008 to help pay for her studies. It didn’t take long for her to realize she had accidentally discovered where she was meant to be.

“I get to help people enjoy the best moments of their lives,” she explains. “I love what I do every day.”

She loves it so much that when it came time for her boss to retire in 2011, she purchased the business, and now, along with her mother, Joanie Phillips, handles every aspect of day-to-day operations.

During busier times, it becomes a full family affair, as her sister, niece and husband, Shawn, all roll up their sleeves and get the job done.

“It’s important to all of us that your big day is exactly the way you envisioned it.

We’ll do whatever it takes to help,” she shares. She’s had some close calls with nervous grooms who needed last-minute alterations, or forgot their cummerbund, and she’s been able to come to rescue, saving the day.

“I’ve seen a lot, and I’ve learned a lot,” she shares. “I can help navigate t h e planning process to make sure no detail is missed for you.

It’s an h o n o r for me to help people create your memories.”

With a keen understanding that in retail there is very little down time, Latta has immersed herself in learning and honing her trade by attending industry trade shows and participating in bridal fairs. “You’re always searching for the next thing, for the next customer, and knowing in advance what their needs will be,” she explains. “Trends are always changing.

You have to stay on top of it!”

Latta determined that she needed to expand her focus a bit from the top-ofthe-line men’s line she carries to better serve the women that accompany those men she makes look so dapper. She has recently added a women’s formalwear line, Lady Churchill’s Dress Boutique, which enables her to assist both the bride and the groom, along with full wedding parties.

She also offers free wedding invitations to the happy couples, as well as 10 percent off each dress when you register your wedding with Churchill’s.

Lady Churchill’s, featuring the designer line from The House of Wu, is Central Illinois’ only “create your own style” dress boutique. Ladies can choose their own design, select fabrics (chiffon, taffeta, lace) and details like jewels, sequins, ribbon, and more. Lady Churchill’s is

Churchill’s Formal Wear owner, Katie Latta located on the lower level of Churchill’s, 422 n. Main St. In addition to weddings, Latta can make you look your best for any formal occasion. She’s already hard at work building her prom inventory, and soon she plans to add a Quinceanera line.

For your special occasion needs, call for an appointment today at 309-434-6104.

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Wedding Album featuring photos of brides and grooms you may (or may not) recognize

Barb and Dave Selzer 1980

Juanita Smith 1972

Julie and Rick Bechtel 1986

Kathy Bohn, Tom Nielsen 1984

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Jane and Mark Pickering 1989

Ryan and Denise O’ Connell 2001

Karen and Tony DeAngelis 1978

Charlie and Coleen Moore 1998

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Wendy and Carl Olson 1986

Bob and Julie Dobski 1974

Kelly and Jamie Mathy 2003

Shelleigh and Kevin Birlingmair 1990

Amanda Wycoff, Ed Neaves, 2015 Photo by Knight Light Photography

Uma Kailasam, Krishna Balakrishnan 2007

Arlene Hosea and Ben Ryburn 2006

Julie and Steve Kubsch 1981

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And the Omar goes to…

Story by Jonell Kehias, Photos by Carlos T. Miranda

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he Golden Globes had Ricky Gervais but the Omars had Karen and Tony DeAngelis.

The Omars are an award presented within the One nighters II play group, now in its 24th year. Started by Bob and Julie Dobski, this group has grown to about 20 couples with a five-year waiting list. The very first play was held at a suite in the old Holiday Inn. Today, most of the plays are held at Little Jewels on Oakland Avenue.

Usually, the group produces four plays a year; however, this year, only three were produced due to the massive production Omar winners: Cindy Segobiano, Paula and Mike Weiland, Mark Segobiano, of the group’s first play aimed specifically Julie Dobski, Doretta and Tom Herr, Karen DeAngelis at families, ”The Wizard of Oz.” Only three practices are allowed for each play and the group makes its own sets and costumes. Lines are read from a script because one week isn’t long enough to memorize lines.

Every play has an intermission where a full meal is served to the 100 or so audience members made up of friends and family of the play group. After the play, dessert is served.

One nighters II plays run the gamut from drama to musicals to farce, but the group’s forte is comedy. Things like missed cues, props that don’t work or forgotten lines just add to the fun of the production and the actors roll with any hiccups like Broadway pros.

Every December the group votes by secret ballot for winners of the coveted Omar.

And this year’s winners are:

Karen DeAngelis, Best Character Actress, The Wizard of Oz Mark Segobiano, Best Character Actor, The Wizard of Oz Doretta Herr, Best Supporting Actress, The Wizard of Oz Don Myers, Best Supporting Actor, The Wizard of Oz Julie Dobski, Jan Francois (tie), Best Actress (Julie for Nana’s Naughty Knickers, Jan for The Wizard of Oz) Joe Van Valey, Best Actor, The Wizard of Oz Paula and Mike Weiland, Best Play, The Wizard of Oz Paula and Mike Weiland, Best Set, The Wizard of Oz

Emcees for the evening, Tony and Karen DeAngelis

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Connie and Dave Stanczak Vicki Mahrt toasting Jan Francois on the phone held by Julie Dobski One Nighters II - Front row: Cindy Segobiano, Paula Weiland, Connie Stanczak; 2nd row: Sheila Wright, Diane Crutcher, Julie Dobski, Myrna Latham, Thresa Schmitt, Diana Lally; 3rd row: Cindy and Tom O’Connor, Bill Crutcher, Cindy Myers, Bob Dobski, Mark Segobiano, Tony DeAngelis, Dave Stanczak, Karen DeAngelis, Tom Herr, Doretta Herr, Don Myers, John Lally, Vicki Mahrt; Last row: Joe Denman, Mike Weiland, Steve Mahrt, Dave Schmitt, Bernie Wright

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Wedding Trends 2016 What’s hot and what’s not Story by Jonell Kehias

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ike Pohlman of Palace Events, Bloomington, knows a few things about weddings. In 2015, his company planned and coordinated 38 nuptials and provided rentals for more than 250 weddings. Of all the couples who chose Ewing Cultural Center as a venue last year, Palace Events did every single wedding.

Reviews from happy customers who have worked with Pohlman are interspersed with the phrases “stunning,” “awesome,” “top of the line,” “amazing” and “exceeded expectations.”

We asked Pohlman to give us his unique insight on what brides will be looking for in 2016. Here’s what he had to say:

Big-picture trends: • Couples in their 40s and 50s tying (or re-tying) the knot • Same-sex weddings

Decorating trends: • Wall draping • Bringing the outdoors indoors with forest-themed weddings inside hotel banquet rooms • Sequined tablecloths remain strong, however, regular floor-length polyester tablecloths are also popular in simple ivory/off-white with a pop of color with napkins.

• natural wood harvest tables with a lace table runner and charger plates is trending heavily this year

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• Chiavari chairs and X-back chairs seem to be more in demand than chair covers.

Rouge chair covers in different colors are also popular.

Hot colors: Gold, coral, blush, navy, ivory and more gold are the trending hues

Tenting trends: In one word, “unique.” Think custom decor with draping, lighting and natural forest hangings The clearspan, clear-top tent continues to grow in popularity as well.

Let’s talk budget: If a bride is on a budget, the first thing to do is to set a budget — meaning a bottom dollar of all expenses for the wedding. It sounds simple, but I’ve seen brides start spending on things they think they need before establishing an actual dollar amount for their budget. Once there is that bottom line figure, then I help the bride break down needs and wants and what is possible. The main thing is for the bride to figure out what is most important to her.

Venue selection is a critical piece of the budget. Some brides find they have more “needs” than their budget will allow. Therefore, they are switching over to a cocktail and hors d’oeuvres-style wedding reception. They are still able

to have some tables set in a sit-down wedding style, but there is more of a focus on ambiance, atmosphere and flow of the event.

Music: Many couples still want a band, but the good ones can take up a large chunk of the budget. DJs have proven, through the tech wave, that they are still very important to wedding receptions. While you can hook up an iPod to speakers, I wouldn’t recommend it.

DJs act as conductors of the event. They control the execution, transition and flow of the reception because they are the announcer of the wedding. If you want anything about your wedding to be formal (audio for ceremony, first dance, cutting of the cake, speeches, etc), then you need to hire a professional DJ/audio technician.

Don’t cut that corner.

Food for thought: According to Liz Coon, special events and banquet manager at Biaggi’s Ristorante Italiano, “Everyone wants something different. Plated is definitely moving to

the back burner while having an amazing cocktail party is becoming much more in demand. Buffets are requested and preferred more commonly than family style, but both are popular and always trendy choices. Opening a hosted bar before wedding ceremonies is becoming an interesting trend this year that many wedding guests are sure to love.”

For information, go to www.palaceevent.com, email Mike Pohlman at mike@palaceevent.com or call 309-830-0814.

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Tour de Chocolat: 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM, Cost: Free, Downtown Bloomington

Saturday, February 6

$17 (Advance) / $22 (Day of Show), The Castle Theatre, 209 E. Washington St, Bloomington (309) 820-0352 This event is 18 and over Nik West: 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm, Cost: $20 All Seats, Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts, 600 n East St, Bloomington (309) 434-2777

23rd Annual Integrity Bowl-A-Thon to benefit Marcfirst: 12:00 pm - 3:30 pm, Cost: $50, Pheasant Lanes Family Fun Center, 804 n. Hershey Rd., Bloomington 309-451-8888 ext.258

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Sunday, February 7

Friday, February 19

Daddy/Daughter Dance: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm, Cost: $40 for parent/child ($20 for additional child), Miller Park Pavilion, 1020 S. Morris Ave., Bloomington 309.434.2260

Ron White: 8:00 pm, Cost: Tickets Start at $46.00, US Cellular Coliseum, 101 S. Madison St., Bloomington (309) 434-2679 A Grateful Dead Experience: The Schwag: Show: 8:30 pm, Cost: $10 (Advance) / $15 (Day of Show), The Castle Theatre, 209 E. Washington St., Bloomington (309) 820-0352

Thursday, February 11

Open Your Heart to Music: An evening with music connections foundation, 6:30 – 9:30 pm, Cost: Tickets $50 single, $75 couple, Epiphany Farms, Bloomington (309) 828-2323, To purchase tickets go to www.musicconnections.org

Saturday, February 13

Bold and Beautiful: 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm, Cost: $60/40/20, Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts, 600 n East St, Bloomington 309.434.2777

Ragtime: 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm, Cost: Adults $50/ $45/ $40/ $35, Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts, 600 n East St, Bloomington (309) 434-2777 The Ultimate Garth Brooks Tribute: Show: 8:30 pm, Cost:

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Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra: 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm, Cost: Adults $35/ $30/ $25, Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts, 600 n East St, Bloomington (309) 434-2777

AWC Crystal Awards Spotlighting Women of Excellence: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm, Cost: $40 per person before Feb. 1; $50 per person after., DoubleTree Hotel & Conference Center, 10 Brickyard Dr., Bloomington (480) 329-7635

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Amy Grant and Steven Curtis Chapman: 7:30 pm, Cost: Tickets Start at $35, US Cellular Coliseum, 101 S. Madison St, .Bloomington (309) 434-2679

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The reason for the season Photos and story by Susie Newby

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or many years I and a small group of girlfriends have been getting together on the first Thursday of the month for socializing. In 2008, Susie decided that instead of spending money on food and drinks, the money could be put to better use by buying gifts for the Brotherhood Tree.

So for the December 2008 gathering, I hosted six girlfriends at my house. I provided all of the wrapping supplies and snacks and they brought the gifts. We had a lot of fun wrapping everything together.

This year, the group has grown to 15 and the generosity was overwhelming, with more than 100 gifts provided! My husband and I then box up the gifts and take them to the Armory and this year we also delivered gifts directly to families.

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Agreement reached to cut MMNA property taxes

nORMAL — Mitsubishi Motors north America, which had challenged the property tax valuation of its normal facilities, and the affected taxing bodies filed paperwork Jan. 6 on a compromise to reduce the values from $7.5 million to $5.9 million for its plant and from $1.8 million to $1.1 million for its warehouse, reducing the annual tax bill by about $195,000.

Taxing bodies OK work on east-side TIF

BLOOMInGTOn — Five local taxing bodies recommended on Jan. 6 that the city move forward with creating a tax increment financing district to promote redevelopment of east-side commercial properties, including Towanda Plaza and Colonial Plaza, and possibly add $13 million to property values there.

B-N accounting firm joins national company

BLOOMInGTOn — CliftonLarsonAllen, a national certified public accounting and consulting company headquartered in Minneapolis, acquired the accounting firm of Guthoff Mehall Allen & Co. in east Bloomington as of Jan. 1.

Health department to post restaurant reports

BLOOMInGTOn — The McLean County Health Department announced that, beginning Jan. 8, the health department’s website — http://health.mcleancountyil.gov — would be updated to include everything a health department sanitarian finds during a restaurant inspection.

Holly Brook plans 2nd assisted-living site

BLOOMINGTON — Construction on the $4 million, 70-unit Villas of Holly Brook Assisted Living and Reflections Memory Care, 2016 Fox Creek Road, began Oct. 29, but plans already are under way for a second Bloomington facility, the $8 million, 82-unit Villas of Holly Brook at Towanda Barnes Road.

Kep’s closes; Garden of Paradise to move BLOOMInGTOn — Kep’s Country Kitchen, 506 IAA Drive, closed when its lease expired Jan. 7 after nine years, and the building will become the home of the Garden of Paradise, now nearby at 1412 E. Empire St., by early summer 2016.

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Pest control companies to merge

nORMAL — Raney Termite and Pest Control, 1206 S. Adelaide St., Normal, announced in December it will merge with Hanna Citybased American Pest Control, with a local office at 801 E. Empire St., Bloomington, and owner Bruce Raney will stay on as a consultant for a few months before retiring.

Orthodontic practice changes hands

NORMAL — Lincoln-based Sugar Creek Orthodontics has taken over the longtime practice of Dr. Richard Sikora at 200 S. Towanda Ave., so he can reduce his schedule.

Workout Co. adds 2nd site

nORMAL — Workout Company, 419 N. Kays Drive, Normal, opened The Workout Company Training Club at 3907 GE Road, Suite 4, Bloomington, on Jan. 1 with a focus on personal, small-group and team fitness training.

Trainers open fitness center

BLOOMInGTOn — Personal trainers Peggi Hattaway and Samantha Quigle opened Create Your Power at The Warehouse, 1103 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, in December to offer group training classes, personal training and nutrition programs.

Brewing, wine-making shop moves

BLOOMINGTON — Twin City Homebrewing, a home-brewing and wine-making supply shop, moved Dec. 1 to a bigger location at 112 E. Jefferson St., Bloomington, from its previous site at 604 Dale St., normal.

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City eyes raising liquor license fees

BLOOMInGTOn — The City Council is exploring raising liquor license fees to recover the $130,000 annual cost of the Bloomington Police Department paying off-duty officers to patrol the downtown bar district on weekend nights.

Confidence in B-N economy ebbs

NORMAL — A survey for the Bloomington-Normal Economic Development Council’s Bn By the numbers quarterly report, released Dec. 17, showed local business leaders ranked their confidence in the local economy over the next 12 months at 5.70 on a 10-point scale, down from 6.4 in September.

Yumz features Asian cuisine

BLOOMInGTOn — Yumz Asian Cuisine, an eatery featuring sushi, Chinese, Japanese and curry dishes, has opened at 120 Krispy Kreme Drive, the former site of Big Daddy’s Dawgs.

Leaders stress I-39 economic development

NORMAL — Local economic leaders said Dec. 17 at a Bloomingtonnormal Economic Development Council event that they plan to place more emphasis on locating business and manufacturing jobs along Interstate 39 north of Normal.

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Greg Yount, John Collins

Joy Szmaj, Anne Bliss, Tammy Carcasson

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PROPERTIES FOR SALE/LEASE 1701 Easy St, BL

614 E. Chestnut, BL

1713 A Tullamore, BL

808 Eldorado, BL

1501 N Main, Normal

31,720 sq. ft.

Warehouse/Office Mike Flynn

6,400 sq. ft Warehouse Mike O’Neal

3,073 sq. ft.

Duplex Yount/Pritts Team

2,280 sq. ft.

Office Yount/Pritts Team

31,000 sq. ft.

Investment Property Yount/Pritts Team

2,650 sq. ft.

Restaurant Yount/Pritts Team

3901 GE Rd, BL

1407 N. Veterans, BL

501 Towanda Barnes, BL

803 E Layfayette, BL

810 IAA, BL

205 N Williamsburg Unit B, BL

3,122 sq. ft.

Office Yount/Pritts Team

2,685 sq. ft.

Retail Mike O’Neal

3,327 sq. ft.

Office Yount/Pritts Team

2,600 sq. ft.

Office Yount/Pritts Team

37,458 sq. ft.

Office/Warehouse Greg Yount

1 Unit Office/Investment Larry Hundman

Constitution Trail Centre, NL

706 Oglesby, NL

2706 McGraw, BL

Crossroads Center – Wylie Dr., Normal

705 W. Washington, BL

2406 Rainbow, BL

1,225-11,440 sq. ft.

Retail Mike O’Neal

350-1,100 sq. ft.

Office Mike O'Neal

760-1,000 sq. ft.

Office Gary Trembley

2,170–14,770 sq. ft.

For Sales or Lease Yount/Pritts Team

3,892 sq. ft.

4 Units Yount/Pritts Team

13,200 sq. ft.

Twelve 1,100 Sq. ft. units Greg Yount

3005 Gill, BL

603-607 Hannah, BL

1304 E Empire, BL

1701 E Empire, BL

2507 E. Oakland, BL

403 Kays Dr., NL

12,400 sq. ft.

Office For Sale Yount/Pritts Team

2 bldgs., 3 parcels Retail/Office Yount/Pritts Team

4,636 sq. ft.

Office Yount/Pritts Team

3,623 sq. ft.

Retail Yount/Pritts Team

10,069 sq. ft.

Retail Mike O'Neal

6,000 sq. ft.

Lease/Sale Greg Yount

1717 Ft. Jesse, NL

403 N. Veterans Parkway

1503 E. College

1503 E. College

1328 E. Empire

Parkway Village

9,048 sq. ft.

Retail Greg Yount

29,620 sq. ft.

Retail Mike O’Neal

13,190 sq. ft.

Retail Mike O’Neal

885 sq. ft.

Retail Mike O’Neal

2,450-5,199 sq. ft.

Office Mike O’Neal

1,300-3,800 sq. ft.

Retail/Office Mike O’Neal

105 W. Front Street

401 E. Bicentennial, LeRoy

915 N. East, BL

2409 E. Washington, Unit B, BL

9 Westport, BL

2442 S. Main St., BL

Turn-Key Bar FOR SALE Meghan O’Neal

28,500 sq. ft.

Warehouse on 19.5 ac.

Darren Sheehan

4 Unit Multi-Family Investment Property Yount/Pritts Team

1,998 sq. ft.

Office Lease Space Floyd Aper

1,000-4,000 sq. ft.

Flex/Multi-Use Yount/Pritts Team

Multi-Use Investment Property Self-Storage/Retail Greg Yount

1833 W. Hovey, NL

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PRE-LEASING

No warranties or representation, express or implied, is made as to the AccurAcy of the information contained herein, and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, withdrawal without notice, and to any special listing conditions imposed by our principals.

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1340-1344 E. Empire, BL

2203 E. Empire, BL

NEW pRiCE

pENDiNG

2444 S. Main, BL

107 Sangamon, Gibson City

2703 McGraw Drive, BL

122 E. Center, LeRoy

32,000 sq. ft.

Retail on 2 levels Mike Flynn

2,259 sq. ft.

Office – Unit C & K Yount/Pritts Team

3,000 sq. ft.

Retail Yount/Sheehan

7,800 sq. ft.

Retail/Office Darren Sheehan

3 suites, 400-1,050 sq. ft.

Office Yount/Pritts Team

8,204 sq. ft.

Retail/Office w/ Apt. Yount/Pritts Team

228 Greenwood, BL

2402 E. Washington, BL

1537 Ft. Jesse, NL

2005 Jacobssen, NL

115 Susan Drive, Unit G, NL

2406 W Market, BL

3.3 Acres Residential or Commercial Yount/Pritts Team

4,484 sq. ft.

Office Greg Yount

3,526 sq. ft.

Office Yount/Pritts Team

11,900 sq. ft.

Office Greg Yount

1,266 sq. ft.

Retail/Office Yount/Pritts Team

9,920 sq. ft.

Warehouse Mike O’Neal

403 E. Front, BL

101 Kickapoo, Lincoln

1102 S Main

2437 & 2439 Village Green place, Champaign 416 Olympia, Units 2 and 3, BL 205 Williamsburg, Unit A, BL

3,546 sq. ft.

Office/Apartment John Armstrong

5,163 sq. ft.

For Sale or Lease Laura Pritts/Art Thoma

3,165 sq. ft.

For Sale Yount/Pritts Team

2,000 sq. ft.

Class ‘A’ Office Mike Flynn

1,040 sq. ft.

Office/Retail Mike Flynn

22,400 sq. ft.

Retail/Office Darren Sheehan

1609 Northbrook, NL

5 Westport Court, Unit A, BL

2442 S. Main, BL

3001 ½ Gill, Units A & D, BL

802 S. Eldorado, BL

715-755 W. Raab Rd., NL

1,200-6,000 sq. ft.

Office Lease Meghan O’Neal

2,286 sq. ft.

Retail/Office/Salon Yount/Pritts Team

Self-Storage/Retail Multi-Use Inv. Property Greg Yount

1,800 sq. ft. each Office/Warehouse Yount/Pritts Team

10,000+ sq. ft.

Office for Lease Greg Yount

Multiple Building Facility Investment/User Greg Yount/Mike Flynn

ADDRESS

LAND FOR SALE SIZE

AGENT

802 E. Washington, BL................................................. 13,576 sq. ft. .............................................................Greg Yount 1044 Wylie ....................................................................62,000 sq. ft. ......................................................Darren Sheehan 4013 Pamela Dr., BL.....................................................32,380 sq. ft. .............................................................Greg Yount 201 Susan Dr., NL .................................................................. 1 acre ...........................................................Mike O’Neal 1271 Airport, BL ................................................................ 1.1 acres .............................................................Greg Yount 420 Kays, NL ..................................................................... 1.5 acres .............................................................Greg Yount Highpoint Hill Subdivision, Lot 1 (LEX) .........................1.16 acres .................................................. Yount/Pritts Team 1041 Wylie Dr (SE Corner), BL .......................................... 1.2 acres .............................................................Greg Yount 2016 S. Main, BL ................................................................ 1.4 acres .............................................................Greg Yount 406-408 Detroit, BL REDUCED ..................................... 2.41 acres .............................................................Mike Flynn 111 Merle Lane, NL REDUCED...........................................4 acres .............................................................Mike Flynn 210 Greenwood, BL...........................................................4.15 acres .............................................................Greg Yount Wylie Dr. & Enterpise, BL ....................................................5 acres .............................................................Greg Yount 1008 Wylie Dr., BL ........................................................... 1.57 acres .............................................................Greg Yount S. Elm and E. South, McLean ........................Five multi-family lots .................................................. Yount/Pritts Team Lumbertown Road, NL ....................................................7.38 acres .............................................................Mike Flynn Rt. 9 West, BL REDUCED ................................................. 41 acres .........................................Mike Flynn/Greg Yount S. Riverview, Spring Bay (open water) ................................ 80 acres ......................................................Darren Sheehan Empire Business Park, BL........................................................ Vary .............................................................Greg Yount LeRoy Plaza Sub, (LRY).......................................................... Vary .................................................. Yount/Pritts Team Constitution Trail Center, NL.................................................. Vary ...........................................................Mike O’Neal Parkway Village/Veterans Parkway & Mercer, BL................... Vary ...........................................................Mike O’Neal 207 9th Street, Pekin ........................................................ 4.07 acres ......................................................Darren Sheehan 2408 N. Cunningham, Urbana................................................. 6.5 +/- acres .............................................................. Darren Sheehan HEART OF AMERICA REALTORS®

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900 sq. ft.

409 S. Prospect Office/Medical Space Great Location and Signage Will Refresh

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450 sq ft— 1525 Ft. Jesse Rd. Multi Use (Agent Interest)..CALL 900 sq ft— 409 S. Prospect (Office/Medical)…....$950/mo 1,000 sq ft—1605 G.E. Rd. (Warehouse/Shop)…...…CALL 1,100 sq ft —321 Susan Dr. (Exec Office)...…....$1,500/mo 1,200 sq ft —2424 E. Lincoln (Retail/Office)…..$1,500/mo 1,250 sq ft— 905 Eldorado Rd. (Retail/Office)....$1,550/mo 1,266 sq ft — 211 Landmark Dr. (Class A Off)....$1,500/mo 1,363 sq ft — 1531 Ft. Jesse Rd. (Office/Retail).….$900/mo 1,403 sq ft — 211 Landmark Dr. (Retail/Office)..$1,500/mo 1,440 sq ft — 211 Landmark (Premiere Office)….….GONE 1,700 sq ft — 1210 Warriner (Warehouse/Office)$1,000/mo 1,700 sq ft — 1602 Glasson (Office, Retail)……........CALL 1,715 sq ft — 2303 E Washington (Retail/Office).......CALL

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1,824 sq ft— Rt. 9 West (Warehouse/Office).......$1,375/mo 1,980 sq ft — Lafayette Business Park (Warehouse)….CALL 2,000 sq ft— 1102 N. Hershey ( Retail/Laundromat)...$15/sf 2,000 sq ft— 2303 E. Washington (Restaurant)....$3,000/mo 2,300 sq ft — 1531 Ft Jesse (Office/Warehouse)...$2,450/mo 2,500 sq ft — 407 Kays Dr (Class A Office)……....….$12/sf 2,800sq ft — Rt. 9 West (Warehouse)…………..…..…$8/sf 3,349 sq ft— 806 Four Seasons Rd. (Off/Retail) Zoned C-2 3,990 sq ft— 703 N. Clinton (Retail/Special Use)…....CALL 4,000 sq ft — 1602 Glasson—(Multi Use) Will Divide..CALL 4,095 sq ft — 1408 E. Empire (Retail/Office)……..…..$13/sf 6,000 sq ft — 309 W South, McLean, IL—(Multi Use).CALL 7,000 sq ft — 1507 Circle Ave (Warehouse/Office)$3,500/mo 14,500 sq ft— 503 East St (Warehouse)………….….…CALL 170—2000 sq. ft.

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1209 1/2 Towanda Ave..—Retail, Double Drive Thru (Leasehold) 503 E. Locust St.—2 Unit Multi Family—Fully Leased 626 N. Main—Business Opportunity—Penelope’s Consignment Shop—Leasehold Pontiac Greenhouse/Floral Shop—326 E Pinckney, Pontiac IL 40 Acres, Rte. 9 East (Saybrook Area) Pasture, CRP, 2 Ponds Investor’s Dream—HOUSE FOR SALE, 310 N. McLean (Agent Interest) 3,349 sq ft- 806 Four Seasons Rd. Free Standing Building 6,000 sq ft - 309 W. South St., McLean, IL Warehouse/Office 13,240 sq ft—2010 Jacobssen Dr. - Medical Complex—(Multi Use) 1602 Glasson - Strip Center—Up to 6000 sq ft Available—Newer Building 1107 E. Cemetery, Chenoa—32,440 sq ft on 5 Acres—Huge Reduction—$114,900 503 East St.—31,000 sq.ft Ready for Redevelopment

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11,000 sf Commercial Strip Center -Heyworth 3 Tenant Property Fully Leased Though 2020 GREAT CAP RATE

POSSIBLE REDEVELOPMENT DOWNTOWN BLOOMINGTON 1.75 ACRES/2 BUILDINGS

LOOKING for Restaurant Space—Several Sites to Choose From—CALL FOR INFORMATION

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Commercial Lots— Golden Centre — Leroy (Agent Interest) Commercial Lot—Heyworth— All utilities to site 1.91 acres—Corner of Rt. 47 & 165, Sibley 1.27 acres —Rt. 51 South, Bloomington

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Registered Business Brokers Real Estate Services

Carl Schrof 309-825-0677 cgs36@aol.com

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