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ShoppingPatrolling packed with pedal power- Police and fire
Bicycle patrol is more than just riding. It’s about stamina, eating right and teamwork, local officers involved in this line of police work say.
Trekking for health care- Local- FBI stays alert, works to thwart area terrorism- Indiana
- Officer on leave over porn accusation- Police and fire
- Play’s premiere recalls lives of Ohio orphans- Local
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Palin says she’s out as Alaska governor
Sarah Palin surprised supporters Friday and announced she is resigning as governor of Alaska at the end of the month, leaving open the possibility she would seek a run for the White House in 2012. [More]
Photos by Dean Musser Jr. | The Journal Gazette
Patrolling packed with pedal power
Bicycle patrol is more than just riding. It’s about stamina, eating right and teamwork, local officers involved in this line of police work say. [More]
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Tylenol’s ubiquity an overdose risk
By itself and taken properly, Tylenol is considered by doctors a reliable, safe pain medication. [More]
Associated Press
Staggering national debt could rage as next crisis
The Founding Fathers left one legacy not celebrated on Independence Day but which affects us all. It’s the national debt. [More]
Clint Keller | The Journal Gazette
Trekking for health care
After walking nearly 150 miles, Dr. Ogan Gurel’s feet hurt. He has bought seven bottles of ointment to soothe the blisters, and he hopes those get him through Ohio. [More]
Photos by Cathie Rowand | The Journal Gazette
Keeping bats intact
Adam Zornes’ bat cracked when he hit a pop-up in the sixth inning of a game June 25 against South Bend. [More]
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TOP HEADLINES
- FBI stays alert, works to thwart area terrorism- Indiana
- Jews for Jesus reaching out in Auburn- Faith
- Officer on leave over porn accusation- Police and fire
- Sony trying to keep on walking- Business
- Cleric wants embassy staff tried- World
- Fox works 3-2 count; Cubs win on a walk- Professional
- New Hoosier winery turns heads- Uncorked
- S. Korea says North fired 6 missiles off east coast- World5:12 am
- Palin resignation leaves questions on 2012 run- National4:28 am
- Brand names, products stay alive online after bankruptcy- Tough Times
- Chrysler sheds cash; cars linger- Tough Times
- Russia to allow U.S. supply route- World
- Infomercial king Mays remembered at funeral- Entertainment
- Stewart gains from rain- Motor Racing
Keeping bats intact- TinCaps
Adam Zornes’ bat cracked when he hit a pop-up in the sixth inning of a game June 25 against South Bend.
- Fox works 3-2 count; Cubs win on a walk- Professional
- Stewart gains from rain- Motor Racing
- Federer chasing history- Professional
- Danks dominates Royals in Chicago's 5-0 win - Professional
- Ramirez hitless in return from suspension - Professional
- Bowyer races to first Nationwide win of season - Motor Racing
- TinCaps win behind stellar pitching- TinCaps
- Woods perseveres to lead at Congressional- Sports
- Armstrong starts Tour trial- Professional
Specials
- TinCaps season preview
- Parkview Field
Wizards fans say “goodbye” in a slideshow to the 2008 season and the team’s home at Memorial Stadium.
- Komets under the speedgun
SLIDESHOW: Who’s the fastest Komet of them all? We took a speed gun to hockey practice and pucks flew.
OUR BLOGS
Pro sports
- Komets lose 3, select 2 in drafts- Ice Chips8:47 pm Thursday
It was a busy Thursday inside the Komets' office.
- TinCaps beat Dayton- TinCaps blog10:17 pm Friday
Right-hander Erik Davis had one of his best starts of the season, tossing a one-hitter in five innings, and the TinCaps hung on Friday to
- No second guessing - Extra Points2:50 pm Sunday
Matt Land didn’t even think about kicking a field goal.
- Now we wait- Mad Antics5:57 pm Tuesday
Now that the NBA draft is complete, the Mad Ants and staff (read coach Joey Meyer and president Jeff Potter) will hit the summer league camps to check out the available talent.
Colleges
- Notre Dame Big East Opponents Announced- Irish Insights5:26 pm Thursday
The Big East released its home-and-away schedules for men's basketball on Thursday afternoon and Notre Dame has a decent draw.
- IU in Jimmy V Classic- Eyeing IU8:52 pm Wednesday
Indiana will meet Pittsburgh in the second game of the 2009 Jimmy V Classic on Dec. 8 in Madison Square Garden in New York.
HS Sports
- Harding's Smith to Buckeyes- Preps Plus4:24 pm Thursday
Harding running back Rod Smith has orally committed to play football at Ohio State University in 2010.
Local
Seeing double- Tall Tails Friday
Lots of my friends and family have pairs of pups. Why had I never entertained having two dogs before now?
- Meijer and others recall products linked to milk processor - Instant Recall10:38 pm Thursday
WASHINGTON Food distributors across the country announced on Thursday they are recalling nonfat dry milk, cocoa and other products that are linked to a possible salmonella contamination at a Plainview, Minn., milk processor.
It's been about a year. Craziness- Making Myself at Home1:59 pm Tuesday
July 4, 2008 was my first full weekend in Fort Wayne. I was excited but very, very scared.
- Tale of an old married man- Wedding Belle5:42 pm Tuesday
It was the kind of marriage advice you'd expect to get in a bar with a grass skirt covering the mantle and an inflatable parrot flying near the Coors Light sign.
Fair warning: Are you ready?- We're Digging It8:59 am Tuesday
The Allen County Fair is July 21-26. Got your foods, houseplants, flower arrangements, wreaths and garden produce ready?
A thriller of a podcast!- Get a load of this5:45 pm Wednesday It's our Michael Jackson-themed podcast, with apologies to our favorite listener Sean Smith. (You will be our special live and in-person guest next month. But we're actually going to prepare something for you ... for once.
Verbatim: Nature Conservancy adds to old-growth forest in Steuben- The Scoop3:55 pm Wednesday
The diameters of some of these truly majestic trees reach nearly 4 feet with canopies easily topping the 100-foot mark.
- Thank you, President Obama!- Learning Curve3:40 pm Wednesday
Indiana House Democrats took a lot of heat for the capital project spending they insisted on including in the final budget plan.
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Tylenol’s ubiquity an overdose risk- Business
By itself and taken properly, Tylenol is considered by doctors a reliable, safe pain medication.
- Sony trying to keep on walking- Business
- Chrysler sheds cash; cars linger- Tough Times
- Brand names, products stay alive online after bankruptcy- Tough Times
- Jobless rate at 26-year peak- Tough Times Friday
- Cummins recalling 400 workers at Columbus plant- Business7:44 am July 3, 2009
- Local job tests avoid bias- Business July 3, 2009
- Factory orders up for 2nd month- Tough Times July 3, 2009
Specials
- The underemployed
Increasing numbers of local residents are working at jobs that don’t meet their needs or their qualifications.
- Economy Class – Making less, making do
If you’re struggling to survive in the current economic environment, you are not alone.
- Tip of the ICEBERGS
Locally, service workers watch gratuities fall off sharply as customers deal with slumping economy.
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- Jews for Jesus reaching out in Auburn- Faith
Fort Wayne resident Paul Schorey trained to be a teacher at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne. But, he says, he got quite an education when he spent five weeks in New York in 1998 as a street missionary for Jews for Jesus.
- New Hoosier winery turns heads- Uncorked
- Infomercial king Mays remembered at funeral- Entertainment
- Paging ‘Nancy’- Health
- Guidelight- Faith
Specials
- From the Kitchen
Matthew Nolot, executive chef at Eddie Merlot’s, talks about his kitchen and offers tips for at-home chefs.
- Fashion Forward
Former circus performer Lubinka Pisarenkova, 69, is a ballerina, gymnastics instructor and her own clothing designer.
- Death in the Fort
Emma Downs scripts a fictional mystery series, told in 16 parts, and set in Fort Wayne.
Celebrate our independence- Editorials
With two local fireworks displays and a state law that gives a virtual free pass on personal fireworks’ use, area residents have ample opportunities to celebrate the Fourth of July by lighting up the sky.
- Furthermore …- Editorials
- Weekly scorecard- Editorials
- Cheers- Letters
- Harper’s findings- Editorial columns
- The Taylor opportunity- Editorials July 3, 2009
- Furthermore …- Editorials July 3, 2009
- Entrepreneurs spark Fort Wayne economy- Editorial columns July 3, 2009
Specials
- Icy D. Eagle
Editorial writer Stacey Stumpf took to the ice with the Komets' mascot, to discuss hockey, the K's playoff strategy and world politics.
- Township Turmoil
Indiana lawmakers are – finally – taking a serious look at eliminating Indiana’s archaic form of township government.
One School
A look inside one of Fort Wayne Community Schools’ most diverse middle schools and what makes it special.
Palin says she’s out as Alaska governor- National
Sarah Palin surprised supporters Friday and announced she is resigning as governor of Alaska at the end of the month, leaving open the possibility she would seek a run for the White House in 2012.
- Staggering national debt could rage as next crisis- National
- FBI stays alert, works to thwart area terrorism- Indiana
- Cleric wants embassy staff tried- World
- S. Korea says North fired 6 missiles off east coast- World5:12 am
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