Chilifest, Saturday – 10/3/2009
Information about tomorrow's Chilifest at Headwaters Park in downtown Fort Wayne from their website.
Chilifest - Chili Cookoff
When: October 3rd 2009
Where: Headwaters Park, West...
Karpeles Museum: Bentz collection reception – 10/3/2009
Press release from the Karpeles Museum:
Don't miss the Bentz collection in the Lower Gallery of the Karpeles Museum. 3039 Piqua Ave. Fort Wayne, IN...
Working Group recommendations available
The recommendations made by the 200 E. Berry Street Working Group, are available.
You may download them here. Â I hope to have video posted later...
Mortgage burning for 1st home built by Hatitat – 10/2/2009
Habitat for Humanity press release:
Mortgage Burning party for the first home built by Fort Wayne Habitat for Humanity
In 1987, Fort Wayne Habitat for Humanity...
Mass Transit and Transportation Alternatives Joint Study Committee
The Joint Study Committee on Mass Transit and Transportation Alternatives meets tomorrow at the Indiana State House in Indianapolis.
Among the scheduled speakers for tomorrow's...
Clinton Parade Changing
The Clinton Parade on Clinton Street through Headwaters Park continues its annual color show.
I don't think the colors are quite as deep or vibrant...
State Boulevard project public meeting – 9/30/2009
Flyer from the Brookview Nieghborhood Association:
ATTENTION BROOKVIEW AREA & FORT WAYNE RESIDENTS
Important meeting on Sept. 30 to hear the latest & give your input...
Councilman Shoaff on Headwaters Park
Councilman John Shoaff spoke with me Thursday about Headwaters Park and the re-evaluation of the management agreement between the City and Headwaters Park Alliance.
Normally, the Parks...
AIDS Task Force announces 25th anniversary events
Press release from the AIDS Task Force:
AIDS Task Force announces 25th anniversary events
The AIDS Task Force of northeast Indiana announced today a commemoration of...
Turkish Maps Exhibit at the Karpeles Museum
Press release from the Karpeles Museum:
Turkish Maps Exhibit
Maps in the Old World were very important. They were so important that they were highly guarded...