Ella Abbott
Multimedia ReporterElla Abbott is a multimedia reporter for 89.1 WBOI. She is a strong believer in the ways audio storytelling can engage an audience and create a sensory experience.
Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Ella graduated from Kent State University in 2020 with a bachelors degree in Journalism and a minor in Forensic Anthropology. Previously, she worked for WKSU in Kent, Ohio before moving to Fort Wayne to join the WBOI team.
Ella spends her free time paddleboarding on the Three Rivers and watching horror movies.
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Residents were invited to listen to presentations from representatives from Google and city utilities before having a chance to ask their own questions about the data center which is already operational. -
The six monks will spend their week in Fort Wayne creating a sand mandala designed to signify world peace, before moving on to their next destination. -
The forum is a response to growing opposition to the upcoming data center and encourages residents to come and submit questions. -
In the final part of WBOI's series on data centers, a look at what residents are saying and how elected officials have responded. -
In the second part of WBOI's data center series, a look at how Google could benefit the city and community organizations.
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The first part of WBOI's series on the data center being built on the southeast side. -
Data centers are cropping up all over Indiana and the country, despite public opinion shifting heavily on the projects.
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The problem solving court helps low-level, non-violent offenders with drug related charges avoid jail and get sober. -
The bus system will offer several free ways for residents to get around during the holiday season. -
The Google data center is under construction. But opposition to it continues to build. Fort Wayne Community Development Director Johnathan Leist sat down with Ella Abbott to talk about its benefits to the community.
