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  Cyclones blow past Komets By Kent Hormann - 21Alive By Eric Dutkiewicz - 21Alive ..

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• Redeemer Radio gets in the spirit of giving

  Amid the kick-off to the holiday shopping rush, Redeemer Radio joined a movement dedicated to celebrating philanthropy over the Christmas season.The Fort Wayne-based radio station, which is dedicated to the Catholic faith, will participate in #GivingTuesday on Dec. 1 by encouraging listeners to participate in charitable acts and give back to their communities in positive ways, Redeemer Radio said in a statement.#GivingTuesday began in 2012 in response to Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the two we..

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• Area beats state, nation in personal income growth

  Northeast Indiana’s per capita personal income growth has outpaced that of the state and nation, based on five consecutive years of U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, starting in 2010.It is a change community leaders and economic development officials in the area have sought for a long time. The 2014 data was released Nov. 19.“For the past several decades, northeast Indiana has seen per capita personal income decline relative the nation, but that trend has been halted and has shown improvement ea..

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• Home sales slump in October, up for YTD

  Sales of existing homes in the northeast Indiana region served by the Upstate Alliance of Realtors were down 9.4 percent in October compared with the same month in 2014.Transitory periods in the market are common this time of year, UPSTAR noted Nov. 17 in its monthly release of data.Still, for the year to date through October, sales were up 6.9 percent, and the median sale price rose to $117,900, an increase of 7.2 percent from the same period in 2014.The percentage of original list price receiv..

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• Home for the holidays

  

  As millions of Americans book winter travel plans via planes, trains or automobiles, Fort Wayne remains a destination for holiday festivities.“Fort Wayne around Thanksgiving time has a strong holiday presence,” said Kristen Guthrie, marketing director at Visit Fort Wayne.kAmtG6?ED =:<6 E96 2??F2= }:89E @7 {:89ED 2?5 E96 u6DE:G2= @7 %C66D <:4<\@77 5C2H E9@FD2?5D @7 A6@A=6 5@H?E@H? 6249 (65?6D52J 367@C6 %92?<D8:G:?8 E@ H2E49 E96 :==F>:?2E:@? @7 r9C:DE>2D =:89E 5:DA=2JD[ :?4=F5:?8..

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• Friday News Roundup

  

  November 27, 2015 Updated Nov 27, 2015 at 1:34 PM EST Here's a short list of stories making headlines this Friday. Ben Carson Making Surprise Trip to Jordan to Tour Refugee CampRepublican presidential hopeful Ben Carson is taking a surprise trip to Jordan to visit a Syrian and Iraqi refugee camp, a campaign official said. This trip comes a..

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• Area dealer expects business from VW goodwill offer

  

  Fort Wayne’s Volkswagen dealer expects to see some extra business late this year and early next year from a goodwill gesture the parent company is making to put cash into the pockets of many customers.Volkswagen is in damage control mode after the Environmental Protection Agency in September found the company’s 2009-2015 diesel models out of compliance with emission standards. VW is charged with fixing the clean air issue.kAmpE E96 H63D:E6 :E D6E FA E@ AC@G:56 FA52E6D @? :ED AC@8C6DD H:E9 E96 7:..

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• A different kind of thanks: yours

  

  As the commercialism of Thanksgiving fades into the commercialism of Christmas, several thoughts have occurred to me that will impact you as a person, a salesperson, and your business.People try so hard to express good cheer in these holiday seasons that they often miss the mark. “Don’t eat too much turkey,” or, “Don’t drink too much eggnog,” are your way of saying, I have nothing new to say.kAm|J 36E :D E92E J@FC E92?<\J@F :D D@>6H92E =:<6 J@FC >:DD:@? DE2E6>6?E \ :E’D E96C6[ 3FE..

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• Working for that Thanksgiving dinner tradition

  

  Thanksgiving is a time of tradition. Thus, each year the American Farm Bureau Federation estimates of the price of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. The menu of that dinner for 10 persons has not changed since 1986. This year the price of ingredients was pegged at $50.11, up 1.4 percent or 70 cents from a year ago.The data provided by the AFBF shows the price of this dinner increased 74 percent from 1986. Yet, after adjustment for inflation, the traditional dinner costs 20 percent less in 2015 ..

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• Lions Roar Past Eagles

  

  Lions Roar Past Eagles By WISE Web Sports ..

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