Possibly illegal yellow "College Movers and Junk Hauling" sign in the grass next to the road on N Pete Ellis Drive, going towards E John Hinkle, on the right hand side, across from the IU hot houses.
Possible illegal temporary sign "Enroll Now Preschool CC" in the grass next to a tree on N Pete Ellis Drive, right across from the large Cambridge Square Apartments (=307 N Pete Ellis Dr) sign, if you are heading towards the railroad tracks.
Possible illegal temporary sign "House and Roof Pressure Washing" on a pole in front of Red Lobster (2617) on E Third Street.
Possible illegal temporary black and yellow sign "Pressure Washing" on a pole at the corner of Smith Road and Moores Pike. This is a different pole than the one of #188096.
Possible illegal temporary grey sign "West Services" on a pole at the corner of Smith Pike and Moores Pike.
Possible illegal temporary blue and white sign "Power Washing" in the grass next to the road on Moores Pike, right after the intersection with Olcott Blvd, on the right side of the street, if you are going towards Smith Pike.
Possible illegal temporary black and white sign "Power Washing" on a pole at the corner of Clarizz Blvd and Moores Pike, same pole where the sign in case #187894 was earlier.
Possible illegal temporary yellow and black sign "Pressure Washing House and Rooftop" on Moores Pike, on a pole, just after the intersection of Sare Rd., College Mall Rd and Moores Pike, if you are going into the direction of Smith Road.
The 3rd street bicycle lane adjacent to the IU campus has been massively improved with the newly installed barriers! This section of the commute takes me 3 fewer minutes to bicycle on now that drivers don't block the bicycle lane. Biking in this lane feels so much safer and more comfortable with the barriers up, especially since considering drivers tend to go pretty fast on this road. Also, the barriers don't look like an eyesore at all, which is something I previously read that IU officials were concerned about. The barriers blend into the background enough to not be garish, but they are still clearly visible to drivers and cyclists. Honestly they're pretty stylish for bicycle lane barriers. As a bicycle commuter, even small-scale projects like this make me feel cared about by the city. It makes me glad to be a Bloomingtonian! Laissez le B-Town rouler!