Demolition of St. Joseph Hospital in downtown Fort Wayne - Nov. 3, 2022
The last section of Fort Wayne’s oldest hospital came crashing to the ground Thursday. The 153-year-old St. Joseph Hospital originally opened in 1869 and closed last year. Read the story: https://on.jg.net/3NHvCrO
Final section of St. Joseph Hospital comes down in Fort Wayne - Nov. 3, 2022
The last section of Fort Wayne’s oldest hospital came crashing to the ground Thursday. The 153-year-old St. Joseph Hospital originally opened in 1869 and closed last year. Read the story: https://on.jg.net/3NHvCrO
Demolition of St. Joseph Hospital - Nov. 3, 2022
The last section of Fort Wayne’s oldest hospital came crashing to the ground Thursday. The 153-year-old St. Joseph Hospital originally opened in 1869 and closed last year. Read the story: https://on.jg.net/3NHvCrO
Fort Wayne Community Schools Superintendent Mark Daniel got a glimpse of what a remote learning classroom looks like at Kekionga Middle School this morning as the district kicked off the new year.
Video: Mayor Tom Henry, with city and Red River officials, address garbage and recycling pickup in #FortWayne. The city will not pursue material breach of contract at this time, City Attorney Carol Helton said.
UPDATE: City Councilman Michael Barranda, R-at large, says discussion tonight of a non-binding breach of contract resolution will continue as planned.
Drop Shaft #3
Workers with Case Foundation lift an 80 foot long drop shaft into place at the Hale St. pump station as part of the tunnel project. Cathie Rowand | The Journal Gazette
Bonsai
The Spring Bonsai Show & Discount Day was held at the Botanical Conservatory last Saturday. video by Rachel Von | The Journal Gazette
Pool & Splash Pad
Families enjoyed Memorial Day weekend by spending the day in the sun at Northside Park Pool & Splash Pad. Mike Moore | The Journal Gazette
Speedcubing
Over 200 competitors from 4 countries competed against each other at solving Rubik's Cube-style puzzles last Saturday. Mike Moore | The Journal Gazette
Cherry Blossom Festival
Last Sunday's Japanese cultural festival featured dance, Taiko drumming, anime art, and haiku contests. Mike Moore | The Journal Gazette
First graders' opera
First graders at Adams Elementary Schools have been working with Heartland Sings to explore Language Arts through the world of opera. Cathie Rowand | The Journal Gazette