DON’T FORGET MOTHER’S DAY – Voice Of The Township
It seems hard to believe that it’s May already, but here we are in the last month of spring. This
Read MoreWhat are your Waynedale (Fort Wayne), Indiana politicians working on for you? This section lets you hear directly from the people who represent you, in their own words. Read local, regional, and statewide political commentaries written by elected officials who serve Waynedale, Fort Wayne, Allen County, and the State of Indiana, explaining what they are working on, why it matters, and how proposed laws, budgets, and policies could affect daily life in our neighborhoods.
It seems hard to believe that it’s May already, but here we are in the last month of spring. This
Read MoreIn recent months, we’ve seen several stories in the news about horrific crimes committed against Hoosier children. Some of our
Read MoreQuestion: What does the plan include?Answer: Work will be done at 42 buildings to replace and improve aging infrastructure. The
Read MoreHave you met Velveeta, the lady scarecrow? I’ll bet you’ve seen her at least. She’s been standing over a strawberry
Read MoreThe City of Fort Wayne’s Public Works Division and I recently announced plans to make it easier for residents to
Read MoreAs the weather is warming up, we start looking forward to moving some of our work out of doors-like improving
Read MoreThe committee established to consider the viability of a downtown arena has presented its recommendations to my administration. The committee
Read MoreWhen the Indiana General Assembly’s 2016 legislative session began in January, the members of the Senate Republican Caucus unveiled a
Read MoreAn annexation plan that would add nearly 23 square miles and approximately 22,000 people in an effort to continue the
Read MoreIn the course of my tenure as Wayne Township Trustee I have come to feel strongly that education is the
Read MoreA few weeks ago I wrote about legislation being considered by the Indiana General Assembly to fight the scourge of
Read MoreAs outlined at my recent State of the City Address, the City of Fort Wayne’s Office of Housing and Neighborhood
Read MoreIt’s March again, when Americans celebrate many things including the first day of spring, Easter and Disability Awareness Month. Along
Read MoreLike millions of Americans, I was appalled last year to watch videos showing Planned Parenthood officials discussing how the organs
Read MoreI recently delivered my ninth State of the City Address. The theme for this year’s address was “Moving Fort Wayne
Read MoreAs we come to the end of February, Black History Month, I would like to write today about a hero
Read MoreI recently joined leaders of the Fort Wayne Fire Department to welcome the 17 members of the department’s 88th recruit
Read MoreIn the last Waynedale News I saw an article announcing the Valentine’s Day Eagle Watch at the Salamonie Interpretive Center,
Read MoreWhen the Indiana General Assembly convened in January for the start of the 2016 legislative session, the Senate Republican Caucus
Read MoreThe Indiana General Assembly has long prioritized Hoosier students and educators. Over half of our state’s general fund is devoted
Read MoreA check covering 75 percent ($862,946) of the funds needed to buyout 18 flood-prone homes was recently presented to the
Read MoreSome of our clients have very little income and do a good job of managing the little that they have.
Read MoreOn the opening day of the General Assembly’s 2016 legislative session, I gathered with members of the Senate Republican Caucus
Read MoreHappy New Year to all of you. I’m looking forward to a great 2016 and appreciate your interest and commitment
Read MoreHave you noticed that the Indiana license plates we’ve been sporting for the past three years celebrate our state’s bicentennial?
Read MoreIndiana has a part-time citizen legislature, which means the General Assembly is only in session for two-and-a-half to four months
Read MoreI recently joined neighborhood and business leaders to announce that the City of Fort Wayne is contracting with Indigo Centers
Read MoreWhile our weather so far has been unseasonably mild, the days continue to grow shorter as we approach the start
Read MoreIt’s hard to think of a profession that has a greater impact on our future than teaching. Indiana has a
Read MoreOn Saturday, December 12, the Wayne Township Trustee Office will be holding its Fourth Annual Holiday Celebration from Noon to
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