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July 7, 2008
What’s going on Tuesday
Events in Fort Wayne and in the region ...Posted at 4:59 pm | More
July 7, 2008
Translucent creatures under the sea
Sometimes you see something so cool, you must pass it on: ...Posted at 1:40 pm | More
July 7, 2008
Navistar is adding 200 jobs in Fort Wayne
Monday's verbatim announcement from Navistar and the Fort Wayne-Allen County Economic Development Alliance: ...Posted at 12:47 pm | More
July 7, 2008
What's going on Monday
http://www.journalgazette.net/apps/pbcs.dll/article? AID=/20080707/FEAT14/807070326 ...Posted at 10:46 am | More
July 3, 2008
Whitley County school: Yellow or blue?
Monday is the final day for Whitley County voters to sign yellow or blue petitions in support of or against a proposed $60 million high school project. ...Posted at 6:00 am | More
July 3, 2008
What’s going on Sunday
The following are highlights of area happenings from Friday’s Weekender in The Journal Gazette. ...Posted at 5:00 pm | More
July 3, 2008
What’s going on Saturday
The following are highlights of area happenings from Friday’s Weekender in The Journal Gazette. ...Posted at 6:00 am | More
July 3, 2008
Roy Chin’s legacy on ice
Posted at 3:34 pm | More
July 3, 2008
Readers will see a new Weekender beginning Friday
In an effort to reduce the number of jumps for stories and listings, we have changed our Weekender from a tabloid to a broadsheet. The new size allows listings to appear all on one page and provides additional room for features, such as puzzles and comics. Nothing has changed as far as the content. Readers will still be able to find out what’s going on in the region and plan their weekends with our listings that include northeast Indiana, Indianapolis, Chicago and Detroit. For questions or comments, call Terri Richardson at 461-8304 or e-mail trich@jg.net. ...Posted at 3:18 pm | More
July 3, 2008
Fiesta moves to 4th of July
Posted at 3:12 pm | More
July 3, 2008
Are gas prices going up?
Rumors are spreading across Fort Wayne that gas prices are going up. So far, we haven’t seen any signs of it. If you do see prices well above $4.14 a gallon, please e-mail jgnews@jg.net. ...Posted at 12:16 pm | More
July 3, 2008
Milford CTB plant is upgrading
Verbatim announcement issued Thursday by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation: ...Posted at 9:26 am | More
July 2, 2008
What’s going on Thursday
Looking for something to do Thursday, July 3? Below are highlights of area happenings. ...Posted at 4:41 pm | More
July 2, 2008
Beef recall Q&A
“Question and Answers for Consumers,” as provided by Kroger: ...Posted at 2:38 pm | More
July 2, 2008
Holiday closings
Thursday's Journal Gazette will list holiday closings in the region. ...Posted at 11:30 am | More
July 2, 2008
Cash mystery may be solved
Frank Gray says a wad of cash found in Fort Wayne might soon be returned to its owner. His column appears in Thursday’s Journal Gazette. ...Posted at 11:25 am | More
July 1, 2008
July 4 fireworks in the region
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July 1, 2008
What’s going on Wednesday
Looking for something to do on Wednesday? The following list has something for everyone: ...Posted at 5:08 pm | More
July 1, 2008
2,574 suggestions submitted for Fort Wayne Wizards name
Verbatim announcement Tuesday morning from Fort Wayne Wizards Baseball: ...Posted at 8:30 am | More
June 30, 2008
What’s going on Tuesday, and beyond
*Little River Ramblers Nature Hike – Sponsored by Little River Wetlands Project; 9 a.m.; Eagle Marsh, leave from barn on the south side of Engle Road, half-mile east of West Jefferson Boulevard; free; 478-2515 or www.lrwp.org. *United States Army Field Band Jazz Ambassadors – 7:30 p.m.; Honeywell Center, 275 W. Market St., Wabash; 260-563-1102 or www.honeywellcenter.org. *Harold Hatcher – Noon; Higher Grounds at Anchor Room, 4530 Lahmeyer Road; no cover; 485-0812. ...Posted at 3:45 pm | More
June 30, 2008
Do you dare to go bare?
As temperatures soar, The Question looms: Have you earned the right to bare arms? If you arms aren’t quite buff enough to go sleeveless, Tuesday’s Journal Gazette offers tips and exercises to tone and sculpt the shoulders and keep that area under the arms from flapping in the wind. ...Posted at 3:09 pm | More
June 30, 2008
Lay off Danica Patrick
So says Ben Smith, who takes the IndyCar fratpack to task for dissing Danica Patrick. She’s hot on the track, he says, and she’s raising the profile of the sport – which means more money for everyone. ...Posted at 12:36 pm | More
June 27, 2008
Jaws II: Man bites shark
The creature approached, eerily quiet. It was longer than a Ford Expedition, impossibly elegant as it banked into a turn at the tank’s edge, flexing its gray, massive, mottled form into a parabola of living flesh. “Oh man,” muttered Vikas Chinnan, 32, one of eight divers who had paid $290 for the privilege. “I hope they fill up our (oxygen) tanks, because I’m going to be breathing hard.” ...Posted at 5:00 pm | More
June 27, 2008
Bye bye, Abe
Although its last day for visitors was Sunday, the Lincoln Museum in downtown Fort Wayne officially closes its doors at 5 p.m. Monday. Monday is also the deadline for baseball fans to suggest a new name for the Fort Wayne Wizards to coincide with their 2009 move to the new downtown ballpark. Want to make your pitch? Submissions can be made to www.harrisonsquarefortwayne.com. ...Posted at 6:00 am | More
June 27, 2008
Betting at the bar
Starting Tuesday, patrons at many Indiana bars will be able to gamble while they guzzle. Niki Kelly is working on a story for Sunday’s Journal Gazette about the new law that allows pull tabs, punchboards and tip boards, raffles and winner-take-all drawings. ...Posted at 5:00 pm | More
June 27, 2008
July 4 fireworks begin Saturday
Saturday’s Journal Gazette lists public firework displays throughout the region. Several are scheduled for Saturday night. To see the listing, safety tips and what the state fireworks law actually says, please check out print editions of the newspaper or return to journalgazette.net after 7 a.m. Saturday. ...Posted at 5:50 pm | More
June 27, 2008
Mower seriously injures 5-year-old boy
http://www.journalgazette.net/apps/pbcs.dll/article? AID=/20080627/LOCAL/742071824 ...Posted at 1:09 pm | More
June 25, 2008
Aging critters answer old questions
Posted at 5:28 pm | More
June 25, 2008
Baklava and quilts in Fort Wayne
Need something to do Thursday? Here are a few events worth checking out: ...Posted at 5:45 pm | More
June 24, 2008
What’s going on Wednesday
*Old Settler’s Day and American Legion Festival – Downtown and courthouse square, Columbia City; OSDassociation.com. Ends Saturday. ...Posted at 5:02 pm | More
June 24, 2008
FWCS hires HR director, Elmhurst principal
Verbatim announcement from Fort Wayne Community Schools: ...Posted at 9:25 am | More
June 20, 2008
FWCS vote Monday on board seat
Fort Wayne Community Schools board members are set to vote Monday on an interim appointment for the District 2 board seat vacated by Carol Coen. ...Posted at 5:00 pm | More
June 20, 2008
Internet often thwarts the deaf, blind
Monday’s Sci-Tech page in The Journal Gazette examines the curses and blessings of the Internet for many people who are blind or deaf. ...Posted at 5:00 pm | More
June 20, 2008
Taking a Toll on Hoosiers
Nearly two years after a Spanish-Australian consortium paid $3.8 billion to operate the Indiana Toll Road, the complaints keep pouring in to state offices and legislators. ...Posted at 6:00 am | More
June 20, 2008
Once milled, roads weren’t paved
What’s up with that, a reader asked Road Sage. A dozen Fort Wayne streets were milled, then sat unpaved for weeks. ...Posted at 3:20 pm | More
June 19, 2008
Bernie Beier to lead Public Safety Academy
Posted at 2:29 pm | More
June 18, 2008
Ribs, Colts, Huntington Heritage
If you’re sitting around, saying there’s nothing to do … you’re just not looking hard enough. Here are the highlights of area happening from Thursday’s Journal Gazette Living section: ...Posted at 5:20 pm | More
June 17, 2008
What’s happening Wednesday
Looking for something to do Wednesday, June 18? Here are the highlights from The Journal Gazette’s listing in the Living section: ...Posted at 5:25 pm | More
June 17, 2008
She’s the belle of the Bell
Posted at 5:03 pm | More
June 16, 2008
What’s going on Tuesday, June 17
http://www.journalgazette.net/apps/pbcs.dll/article? AID=/20080617/FEAT14/806170362 ...Posted at 5:05 pm | More
June 16, 2008
Stern times for NBA
Ben Smith takes aim at NBA commissioner David Stern in Tuesday’s Journal Gazette. Were refs encouraged to turn the other way? Were games rigged? ...Posted at 4:56 pm | More
June 16, 2008
Thinking about bicycling to work?
The Journal Gazette’s Frank Gray says you should park it until you know the rules of the road. His column appears in Tuesday’s Journal Gazette. ...Posted at 4:52 pm | More
June 16, 2008
Puppy attacks Fort Wayne infant’s genitals
A 1-month-old with his sleeping mother was the victim of an attack by a puppy Saturday. ...Posted at 11:46 am | More
June 16, 2008
Controversial contract in Fort Wayne?
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June 16, 2008
It’s official: Long Thompson picks Oxley
Verbatim announcement issued Monday morning: ...Posted at 9:09 am | More
June 13, 2008
What’s going on Monday, June 16
*Janie Ebinger – Author of “Simply Vinaigrettes From Ancho Chili to White Wine”; 6:30 to 7:30p.m.; Eckhart Public Library, 603 S. Jackson St., Auburn; janiedougebinger@hotmail.com. ...Posted at 5:00 pm | More
June 13, 2008
What's happening this weekend
Note: Any references to "today" are about Friday, June 13. http://www.journalgazette.net/apps/pbcs.dll/article? AID=/20080613/FEAT14/806130466 ...Posted at 5:55 pm | More
June 13, 2008
Bush’s European speech, the uncut version
Associated Press
Posted at 4:37 pm | MoreJune 12, 2008
Police case goes to Indiana Supreme Court
A seemingly simple question from a Fort Wayne police officer to a young man on a moped has ended up before the Indiana Supreme Court. Niki Kelly was there Thursday to hear the oral arguments, and her story appears in Friday’s Journal Gazette. http://www.journalgazette.net/apps/pbcs.dll/article? AID=/20080613/NEWS07/806130367 ...Posted at 5:26 pm | More
June 12, 2008
Kelvin Sampson case is a slam dunk
So says The Journal Gazette’s Ben Smith in Friday’s Journal Gazette. Check out his column: http://www.journalgazette.net/apps/pbcs.dll/article? AID=/20080613/SPORTS0203/806130387 ...Posted at 5:23 pm | More
June 12, 2008
Save gas money. Have fun close to home
Looking for something fun to do this weekend, preferably not a tank of gas away? The Weekender in Friday’s Journal Gazette is crammed to the gills with family friendly events, “Hulk” and “Happening” reviews, and what’s up with the Big Shizzo VII. ...Posted at 5:19 pm | More
June 12, 2008
D’Arcy announces diocese assignments
Verbatim announcement: Bishop John M. D’Arcy has announced 15 priest and deacon assignments throughout the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend. ...Posted at 11:55 am | More
June 12, 2008
Gas seen at $4.19 a gallon
Drivers in Fort Wayne are reporting that some gasoline stations are selling regular, unleaded gas for up to $4.19 a gallon Thursday morning. Some stations were still selling gas for about $4 a gallon about 10 a.m. ...Posted at 10:25 am | More
June 12, 2008
Looking for something to do Thursday, June 12?
http://www.journalgazette.net/apps/pbcs.dll/article? AID=/20080612/FEAT14/806120357 ...Posted at 10:36 am | More
June 12, 2008
Half-naked woman found with throat cut in Fort Wayne
A woman with cuts on her neck and chest was banging on a door in the 3500 block of Reed Street, near Oxford Street, early Thursday morning, asking for help and saying over and over that a man had cut her throat. ...Posted at 9:44 am | More
June 11, 2008
Things to do on Wednesday, June 12
Highlights of area happenings compiled by The Journal Gazette Living staff: ...Posted at 9:44 am | More
June 10, 2008
1 charged in woman’s shooting at Fort Wayne bowling alley
A man charged in connection with Monday morning’s shooting of a woman at a bowling alley was himself the victim of a shooting in 2007: ...Posted at 11:28 am | More
June 9, 2008
Looking for something to do Tuesday, June 10?
Highlights from Tuesday’s Living section in The Journal Gazette: ...Posted at 6:00 am | More
June 9, 2008
Property taxes show sharp drop
Homeowners in Huntington and Adams counties will be among the first in the state to see significant property tax relief on their 2008 bills. ...Posted at 4:54 pm | More
June 9, 2008
Area motorcycle crashes kill 1
*A Kawasaki rider in Stryker, Ohio, died Sunday night when his motorcycle hit a tree and a concrete sign base: ...Posted at 1:20 pm | More
June 9, 2008
Women sentenced in dog-collar confinement of man
The women were arrested in March after the man, wearing only a T-shirt, flagged down a passing motorist for help. The women had forced him to remove most of his clothing, tied his ankles to a pole in the basement and put a dog collar around his neck, according to court documents. ...Posted at 1:05 pm | More
June 9, 2008
Daniels cancels Japan trip, cites flooding
He was scheduled to fly out of Fort Wayne on Monday afternoon. Instead, he conducted a conference call with his Cabinet this morning and decided he needed to stay in Indiana. ...Posted at 12:45 pm | More
June 9, 2008
Chicago has Olympics in the bag
At least that’s Ben Smith’s prediction. He says nobody knows how to deal like the Windy City. Forget the bad traffic. The lack of facilities. Madrid, Tokyo, Rio de Janeiro simply don’t have a chance when the arm-twisting begins. To see his column, check out Front Row in Tuesday’s Journal Gazette. ...Posted at 12:44 pm | More
Anne Gregory is the Web writer-editor for The Journal Gazette and has been with the newspaper since 2000, serving as Sunday editor, assistant news editor and Metro section editor. An award-winning editor and columnist, she has worked at newspapers in Ohio and Indiana. Gardeners know her work as author of "The Dirt" on the Sunday Garden page.
