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Army announces drone test range initiative expansions to Indiana National Guard sites
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The 2-Story Bookstore In Indiana Where You’ll Get Lost Like Belle In Beauty And The Beast
Somewhere in downtown Fort Wayne, there’s a bookstore that makes you feel like you just wandered into that library scene, the one where Belle spins around in awe and the Beast looks pleased with himself for once. That bookstore is Hyde Brothers Booksellers, and no singing candlesticks required, though...
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Water main break closes part of Coliseum Boulevard
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Part of Coliseum Boulevard is closed Tuesday due to a water main break. The road will be closed to all through traffic in both directions between Investment Drive and Executive Boulevard. The closure will be in place until crews can repair the water main and...
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Decatur targets free dumping of logs
A practice which began long ago, and no one knows why, is about to change – and it will save the City of Decatur a nice chunk of money. When contractors hired by the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) remove a logjam from under the Wendell Macklin Bridge on Monroe St. – which is also US 224 – they haul the logs/trees to Decatur’s Public Works layout on Elm St.
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Fort Wayne offering grants to replace broken furnaces and heating systems
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO) — Fort Wayne homeowners struggling with broken heating systems may qualify for financial assistance through the city’s Hope Through Heat program, which is now accepting applications. The program provides grants to eligible homeowners to cover the cost of replacing non-working heating equipment, including furnaces,...
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Plan for parks seeks community input
Wishing to put together a 5-Year Master Plan, the Decatur-Adams County Parks and Recreation Department is seeking public input before embarking on a plan for the future. “Our parks and recreation facilities belong to our community,” the department said in a news release. “Before we decide where we need to invest our time, resources, and funding over the next five years, we want to hear directly from the people who use our parks and recreation facilities.”