COMMUNITY CALENDAR 1/25/2006
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RALPH G. PAETZ, 82
RALPH G. PAETZ, 82, of Fort Wayne, died Sunday, January 15, 2006, at his residence. Born February 12, 1923, in
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COUNCILMAN’S CORNER
Most neighborhood associations in the “Waynedale News” area participate in the South West Area Partnership. The number of “SWAP” neighborhoods
Read MoreUSF SHOCKS #1 IWU
The No. 11 USF women’s basketball team held on for a 73-70 win over No. 1 Indiana Wesleyan University Saturday,
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ALLEN COUNTY HISTORICAL BOOK COMPLETE—ORDER TODAY
After almost three years, the manuscript is now complete, and is being sent to the printer. The Allen County-Fort Wayne
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THE VOICE OF THE TOWNSHIP
A GREAT MAN RETIRES WITH A GREAT HISTORY OF GIVING TO THE CITIZENRY OF WAYNE TOWNSHIP On January 6, one
Read MoreHERE’S TO YOUR HEALTH
One of the people John Barleycorn uses as an advisor is a South Bend professor of history, a much published
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AT THE MOVIES WITH DILLON KIMMEL
Most Americans 40 and older have seen Dustin Hoffman’s 1967 blockbuster The Graduate, maybe even a few times. For those
Read MoreCOMMUNITY CALENDAR 1/11/2006
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THAT’S THE WAY I SAW IT
OLDTIME BASEBALL ANNOUNCERS The other day I was reading “A Picture Postcard History of Baseball,” by Ron Menchine. Harold
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FAMILY AND FRIENDS SUPPORT FALLEN HERO
Waynedale businessmen and local homeowners waved their American flag in condolence as they lined Lower Huntington Road during the funeral
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CPL JONATHAN F. BLAIR, 21
CPL JONATHAN F. BLAIR, 21, died November 19, 2005, near Bayji, Iraq, during combat operations. He was a member of
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LOCAL AUTHOR’S THIRD BOOK PRESENTS DEATH AND RESURRECTION IN A WAY KIDS CAN HANDLE
Torture, crucifixion and death can be pretty heavy stuff for young children. The Stations of the Cross, the ancient devotion
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AVALON MISSIONARY CELEBRATES 50TH
“Celebrate God’s Goodness from Generation to Generation” is the theme of Avalon Missionary Church’s 50th anniversary. A special combined worship
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SIDE BAR STORY
This week’s side bar story and picture is about a Fort Wayne resident named Thomas Miller, who is the very
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K-9 RICO NABS SUSPECT
This press release came in to The Waynedale News on October 31, 2005. ‘Two male suspects dressed in all
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LEGACY ALMOST FORGOTTEN
The Blue Star Banner, or Service flag as it is sometimes called, can be seen in the front window of
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O’BRIEN & HENDRICKSON ARE NEW LUERS ONE-TWO PUNCH
In 2004, Bishop Luers Lady Knights Golfteam surprised everyone. Led by the one-two punch of All Area selection senior Abbey
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HALLOWEEN IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER
With Halloween season soon upon us The Waynedale News asked a few “older” kids, now lawyers, engineers, business consultants, and
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WAYNEDALE AUTHOR SHOOTS FOR THE MOON
Dr. Jim Hansen, Department of History at Auburn University will be available for a book signing on Thursday, October 27,
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RUPRIGHT TO RETIRE
Jon L. Rupright, Vice President/Chancellor of Ivy Tech Community College Northeast, has announced his retirement from the college effective December
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ATTORNEY GENERAL CARTER CAUTIONS USED CAR BUYERS TO BEWARE FLOOD DAMAGED VEHICLES FROM GULF REGION
Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter is urging those consumers in the market to buy a used car to be cautious
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MID-AMERICA VOLKSWALK
The Auburn Duesey Walkers cordially invites everyone to a 10K volkswalk on Sunday afternoon, October 9, starting at 11am. This
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JEFFERSON SCHOOL HOUSE #5 OPENS DOORS TO THE PUBLIC THIS SUNDAY
On Sunday, October 9, 2005 an open house sponsored by the Schoolhouse Restoration Committee will be held at the Jefferson
Read MoreWAYNEDALE WOODS AND WATERS
“Fall for Autumn”at Indiana State Parks and ReservoirsIn September and October, Hoosiers gather in campgrounds across the state for just
Read MoreUNIQUE EVENTS OFFERED AT THE PARKS
Families will have plenty of fun choices for free events this weekend, October 7th and 8th. And the selection of
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HIKING AND BIKING TRAILS PART OF THE ENERGY SOLUTION?
It all started back in 1975. At that time the River Greenway system was a long desired dream of Ernest
Read MoreFROM THE DESK OF SENATOR LONG
The readers of this column have long suffered from having to hear about the Long family vacations all around the
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SAINTS GO MARCHIN’ IN
“Do you know what it means to miss New OrleansAnd miss her each night and dayI know I’m not wrong…This
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