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November 8, 2015 Updated Nov 8, 2015 at 8:01 PM EST FORT WAYNE, Ind. (21Alive) --- After three decades in office, former City Clerk Sandy Kennedy officially resigned from her position last month. The seat remained vacant until today. Allen County Democratic Party held a 50-person caucus of officials Sunday afternoon to elect a replacement to serve out the remainder of Sandy Kennedy’s term. This was in accordance with the Indiana Election Code. Out of five candidates narrowed down to two, Michelle Chambers was selected to fill the part...>> view originalFuture uncertain for Fort Wayne whistleblower | www
The Associated PressFORT WAYNE, Ind. —A Fort Wayne whistleblower says his future remains uncertain after his release of videos that show political misconduct in the city's clerk's office.Keeney, who will start his second year in law school at Indiana Tech in January, says he's still unemployed after leaving Parking Administration, where he worked for eight years.Fort Wayne City Clerk Sandy Kennedy resigned amid allegations she threatened employees if they didn't support the election campaign of her deputy, Angie Davis.The 48-year-old Keeney said he's not too worried about his financial future. However, he did tell The Journal Gazette in Fort Wayne (http://bit.ly/1MFk6ob) the prospect that so..>> view originalFire damages Fort Wayne apartments - Local - News-Sentinel
Fire damages Fort Wayne apartmentsBy Lisa M. Esquivel Long, lesquivel@news-sentinel.comSunday, November 08, 2015 1:25 PMFour Paulding Road apartments were damaged in a fire early Sunday morning. Fort Wayne Fire Department crews arrived 1 minute after being called at 1:03 a.m. to 2712 Paulding to find heavy smoke in a lower apartment, according to a news release. Crews went inside and extinguished the fire in the lower apartment. Fire spread into void spaces of the three adjoining apartments. The fire caused heavy damage and was under control in about 50 minutes. The cause of the blaze is under investigation. The fire department was assisted by the Fort Wayne Police Department, Thre..>> view originalFort Wayne, area marching bands perform at Indiana finals - Local - News-Sentinel
Fort Wayne, area marching bands perform at Indiana finalsBy Lisa M. Esquivel Long, lesquivel@news-sentinel.comSunday, November 08, 2015 2:29 PMFort Wayne area marching bands placed in the following spots at Saturday's Indiana State School Music Association Marching Band State Finals at Indianapolis' Lucas Oil Stadium: Homestead High School's Spartan Alliance Band placed third in Class A; Goshen's Crimson Marching Band placed 10th. Concordia Lutheran's Marching Cadets placed sixth in Class C; Angola's Marching Hornets placed 11th. Woodlan's Spirit of Woodlan placed ninth in Class D.>> view originalNo injuries from apartment fire
Fort Wayne firefighters were called to 2712 Paulding Rd. at the Astoria Apartment and Townhomes complex early Sunday morning for the report of an apartment fire.When crews arrived, at 1:04 a.m., they found heavy smoke and fire in a lower apartment, a statement said.Firefighters were able to get the fire under control in about 50 minutes, it said, but the fire had spread into the spaces of adjoining apartments, heavily damaging a total of four apartments.No one was hurt.The fire is under investigation.>> view originalKomets get payback against Kalamazoo
COMMUNITY UPDATE
ClassesALLEN COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE:“Memory Difficulties: Should I Be Worried,” 1?p.m. Tuesday; “Get Checking,” 5 to 9?p.m. Thursday, free, registration required; 4001 Crescent Ave.; 481-6826.BOOK BUDDIES:Children’s early learning program; 2:15 to 3?p.m. Tuesday and Thursday; Hanna Creighton Head Start, 2107 Hanna St.; 745-2501, ext. 2490.FORT WAYNE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS NEIGHBORHOOD CONNECTION:Classes in culinary and creating gift baskets begin; call 467-1075 or go towww.fort?wayne?schools.org.PRESCHOOL PROGRAM:“Leaf Look”; for ages 2 to 5; 10 to 11:30?a.m. and 12:30 to 2?p.m. Wednesday; Upper Wabash Interpretive Services, Salamonie Reservoir, 3691 S. New Holland Road, Andrews; $2 per child; ..>> view original13 teams at Turnstone
The Turnstone Furious Flyers were a little worried about the opposing team from Pendleton.The one player, who’d left to go to Arizona State, was back and he was good, fast with the reflexes and his shot was straight.The four players on the Furious Flyers watched him warming up with his team, RHI Sudden Impact. He could get his cruiser around fast.But in the end strategy, teamwork and skill made the Furious Flyers victorious, 4-2.The Flyers were one of 13 teams competing in the Mid-America Power Soccer League “Back to Soccer” Tournament at the Plassman Athletic Center at Turnstone Center.This was the start of the Power Soccer season that starts with practices once or twice a week. The first g..>> view originalUSF football looks to attain season goals
Companies plan expansions expected to create 70 jobs
Companies plan expansions expected to create 70 jobsBy Kevin Leininger, kleininger@news-sentinel.comMonday, November 09, 2015 12:01 AMA Fort Wayne manufacturer of hot tubs and portable spas plans to create 60 new jobs through an expansion worth about $2 million, and 10 more jobs will be added at a local dental group thanks to $1.4 million in improvements. Master Spas, 6927 Lincoln Parkway, is asking Allen County Council for a tax abatement on $1.54 million in real estate improvements, $1.38 million in manufacturing equipment and $200,000 in information technology equipment. The company, founded in 1996, currently has 203 employees. The 60 new jobs would pay about $11 an hour, according ..>> view original
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