City Clerk Sandy Kennedy announces her re-election campaign on January 31, 2011.

Journal Gazette: City Clerk Sandy Kennedy to resign

Dave Gong of the Journal Gazette is reporting that Fort Wayne City Clerk Sandy Kennedy will resign.
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Statement from the City of Fort Wayne on City Clerk Kennedy allegations

Statement from the City of Fort Wayne on City Clerk Kennedy allegations.
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Statement from the Allen County Republican Party on City Clerk Sandy Kennedy

Statement from the Allen County Republican Party on City Clerk Sandy Kennedy
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Lower Huntington Road upgrade brings first trail connection to Waynedale

Recent construction along Lower Huntington Road has resulted in improved pedestrian and vehicle safety as well as the first trail connection to Waynedale.
Aqua Indiana water flowing for the last time.

Residents’ desires for City Utilities Water complete

Mayor Tom Henry's drive to bring residents of southwest Fort Wayne and Allen County the City Utilities water they asked for is complete.
Mayor Tom Henry and Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Director Al Moll

Photos and video from Monday’s Parks news conference

Photos and video from Monday's Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation news conference held at Lions Park with Mayor Tom Henry and Parks Director Al Moll.

Three additional Blue Star Banners installed

City of Fort Wayne crews has installed three additional banners as part of the Blue Star Banner program.
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Mayor Henry leads walk in Southeast Waynedale neighborhood

Mayor Tom Henry and City staff tonight led a neighborhood walk in the Southeast Waynedale neighborhood in southwest Fort Wayne.
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Investing in our future: Commitment to maintain and improve parks

Mayor Tom Henry and Parks & Recreation Director Al Moll today provided an update on the 2015 capital improvement projects in our parks and facilities.
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National honor focused on City Water Pollution Control Plant

Successfully meeting all daily requirements, on more than 10,000 tests in 2014, has earned the Water Pollution Control Plant, national recognition.