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Parks & Recreation Employee Task Force donates to Community Harvest Food Bank

Mayor Tom Henry and the Parks & Recreation Department's Employee Task Force presented a check for $3,085.50 to the Community Harvest Food Bank today.
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Mayor Henry comments on last evening’s vote to end collective bargaining for some unions

Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry spoke with us earlier today about the Fort Wayne City Council's vote last night to end collective bargaining for all non-public-safety employees.
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Mayor Henry names Eric Lahey as new Fire Chief

Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry today announced that Eric Lahey has been appointed as Fire Chief for the City of Fort Wayne.
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Collective Bargaining on-line petition

An on-line petition has been started to protest the Fort Wayne City Council's attempts at eliminating collective bargaining for the City's unionized employees.
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I-69 Dupont Road interchange work to begin Tuesday, May 27th

INDOT Fort Wayne District announces that Tuesday work is to begin on the center curb of Dupont Road between Dupont Commerce Court and Parkview Plaza Drive.
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“Emergency Medical Services Day” proclaimed in Allen County

The Allen County Board of Commissioners proclaimed today "Emergency Medical Services Day" in Allen County during their regular legislative session.
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Mayor Henry calls for collaborative study commission on collective bargaining

Mayor calls for collaborative study commission on collective bargaining.
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City Utilities hosts native plant sale

Fort Wayne City Utilities is teaming up with a locally owned plant nursery to provide a source of native perennial plants.
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Anthony Boulevard bridge opens this afternoon

The Anthony Boulevard bridge opens this afternoon at 5:30 pm.
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City infrastructure improvements of more than $70M slated

Lindley kindergarteners and first graders were able to ask questions and see the City's work vehicles up close.