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Falling in love with Fort Wayne ... with a little help from some incentives (opens the original)
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When youâve lived your whole life in a small town in southwest Utah, even Fort Wayne can feel exotic. Thatâs how Justin and Katie Gish view the Summit City. Whatâs more important, though, is theyâve found Fort Wayneâs residents to be very friendly. The couple, married for 15 years, were ready for a change of scenery from Santa Clara, Utah, population just shy of 9,000. âMy wife had always lived in that city,â said Justin Gish, 41. âShe just wanted some different experiences.â D
Measles cases confirmed again in northeast Indiana (opens the original)
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Two of stateâs 17 confirmed measles cases were in northeast Indiana as of Wednesday, according to the Indiana Department of Health. The cases were reported in Adams County, directly south of Allen County and bordering Ohio. Mindy Waldron, Allen Countyâs deputy health commissioner, said measles infections can â and should â be prevented. âVaccines protect you and those around you,â she said Wednesday in a statement. âThey protect the community from harmful, impactful diseases like m
Renovation to begin on housing option for Fort Wayne families needing stability (opens the original)
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A Fort Wayne building once used by the Catholic Church as an orphanage and the YWCA as a refuge for women will soon shelter those vulnerable populations once again. New Mercies Ministries has scheduled a ceremony for next week for officials to break ground on renovations to the former Bowker Hall on the Headwaters Church campus at 2000 N. Wells St. Bonnie Doolittle is the organizationâs founder and executive director. The $4 million project will prepare the 1950s-era building to house up to 17
Restaurant group with 2 locations on The Landing, plans to open 3 in Electric Works (opens the original)
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Electric Works and Cunningham Restaurant Group on Wednesday announced a new partnership that will bring three original restaurant concepts to the redeveloped former General Electric campus. The Indianapolis-based Cunningham Group entered the Fort Wayne market in 2022 with Marquee, one of two restaurants it opened on The Landing. The other is Bru Burger Bar. The Landing is a $32.6 million mixed-use redevelopment of a one-block stretch of West Columbia Street. Electric Worksâ atmosphere is very
City Utilities officials flushed with excitement over Lincolndale Drain Project (opens the original)
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A stormwater improvement project expected to keep more than 100 tons of sediment out of local waterways each year entered its second phase Monday when Fort Wayne officials broke ground. The Lincolndale Drain Projectâs primary goal, however, is to reduce chronic flooding in the area bordered by Coliseum Boulevard, Lima Road, Interstate 69 and Goshen Road. The work also is intended to protect and increase pollinator and aquatic habitat. City Utilities is heading the four-part project. The second
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