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Three Rivers Ambulance Authority is getting financial help from the City of Fort Wayne after making a deal with the Fort Wayne City Council
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Fort Wayne's City Council approved a $1 million grant from the city's Legacy Fund to help with early childhood care and healthcare on the city's southeast side.
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The local physician left a lasting impact in the state with the first-of-its kind smoking ban in 2007.
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According to a release from city officials Tuesday, garbage collection is continuing to lag behind as the embattled Red River Waste Solutions struggle to maintain staffing levels amid rising garbage load sizes.
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GFL will begin collection service on July 1, once the contract with Red River expires.
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The mayor’s office has broken down spending plans across four areas of focus.
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The agreement will effectively release Fort Wayne from its contract with Red River and allow for a new agency to take over.
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Fort Wayne City Council will hold a special meeting at 5:30 Tuesday evening to discuss the future of its partnership with Red River Waste Solutions.
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Council approved the bonuses out of the city’s General Fund on a 7-1 vote.
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City attorneys have gone on record to say that a new hauler could be chosen and ready to begin serving the area in the summer.