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It’s that time of year again when the salmon start their yearly migration from Lake Michigan to the Croton Dam

With Halloween season soon upon us The Waynedale News asked a few “older” kids, now lawyers, engineers, business consultants, and

Bishop Luers High School commends the efforts of its devoted teacher Mark Niemoeller. Mark was honored along with other teachers

Dorellyn was born in Garrett, Indiana in 1915. Her father was a supervisor on the railroad and she had 2

Michael Salyer Boger, son of David and Phyllis Boger, 1997 graduate of Canterbury High School, took the Investiture of Hoods

Students at St. Joseph-St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School in Fort Wayne recently donated hundreds of Beanie Babies to an evacuation

Boy Scout Troop 349, sponsored by Aldersgate United Methodist Church of Fort Wayne, Indiana returned to Bear Creek, South Dakota

David Parrish American Legion Post 296 on Sunday, October 2, 2005 served an SAL Brunch from 10:00 am to 2:00

An eleven-year-old Village Bowl Youth Bowler, Asia Uptgraft, has had a good year. Asia is a sixth grade student at

It’s an unfortunate fact that burglars know how easy it is to break into most homes or apartments. That’s why

On Sunday, October 9, 2005 an open house sponsored by the Schoolhouse Restoration Committee will be held at the Jefferson

It all started back in 1975. At that time the River Greenway system was a long desired dream of Ernest

Jimmy Smith called The Waynedale News Friday, September 9. He wanted to report a very large hornets nest at his

The Lady Generals are lead by first-year Head Coach Faith Purkiser. It was hot and muggy, Monday night, September 12

It was a partly cloudy afternoon, Thursday, September 15, when the Wayne Lady Generals took the field against the Huntington

Canterbury School was eager to help families suffering from the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. The school has taken these steps

MarkleBank collected donations at each of its seven branches for Katrina Disaster Relief. One hundred percent of the donations collected

In an attempt to maintain Guinness Book of World Records status, law enforcement and truck drivers throughout the United States

Anna Marie Herber born on September 17, 1905, was the youngest child of Anton and Martha (Schmidt) Herber. The Herber

Dear Friends, We wish to thank each and every one of you for your attendance to our third annual Community

“Do you know what it means to miss New OrleansAnd miss her each night and dayI know I’m not wrong…This