2009 YLNI Leadership Institute
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From the YLNI:
The goal of the YLNI Leadership Institute is to cultivate the personal and professional development of existing...
Audio and Video from ‘The Landscape History of Rudisill Boulevard’ lecture by Jim Sacks
Back on November 14, 2010, Jim Sacks delivered a lecture on the Landscape History of Rudisill Boulevard as sponsored by the Friends of the...
West Central Neighborhood Home and Garden Tour – 9/12 and 13th
Press release from the West Central Neighborhood Association:
Expanded Arts Fest at 2009 West Central Neighborhood Home and Garden Tour
The West Central Neighborhood Association (WCNA)...
Komets Turner Cup Championship celebration video
After the jump, video from the Komets Turner Cup Championship celebration held yesterday in downtown Fort Wayne.
Fort Wayne City Inaugurations
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Tom Henry was inaugurated today as Fort Wayne Mayor. The following were also sworn in:
Fort Wayne City Council Members:
1st District: Thomas Smith
2nd District:...
Students write, chew and cheer their way to ISTEP week
Press release from Fort Wayne Community Schools:
Students write, chew and cheer their way to ISTEP week
(February 19, 2010) Elementary and middle school students will...
Allen County Treasurer’s office goes green
News release from the Allen County Treasurer, Susan Orth:
Allen County Treasurer's Office Goes Green
(March 7, 2011) - The Allen County Treasurer, Susan Orth, today...
American Red Cross issues emergency call for blood donors now
News release from the American Red Cross:
American Red Cross Issues Emergency Call for Blood Donors Now
Blood and platelet donors of all types needed
The American...
Patient-derived stem cells could improve drug research for Parkinson’s
News release from the National Institutes of Health:
Patient-derived stem cells could improve drug research for Parkinson's
NIH-funded study shows cells from different patients have unique...
Annie get your…boots?
Looks like we're in for an interesting few days. Â We received 3"+ over the weekend and now they're predicting anywhere from 1.5" to 2.5"...