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Over the last decade and a half, Fort Wayne has been working to stop untreated sewage from discharging into its rivers. The City Utilities Department says work is progressing but is not done yet.
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City council to vote on the last leg of the project, a 14-year-long endeavor to keep sewer overflow out of the rivers during storms.
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Three years of digging a five-mile underground tunnel can do a lot of damage to even the most resilient boring machine.MamaJo recently completed her…
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Just under three years since Fort Wayne’s city utilities department began a five-mile dig to significantly decrease the city’s combined sewage overflows,…
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A sewer rate hike of roughly $2.39 over each of the next five years could take effect as soon as March for Fort Wayne customers.In 2008, a court order…
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Beginning July 8, those needing to use the Broadway and Rudisill intersection will likely be better off finding another route as crews continue to make…
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Construction crews lowered the massive tunnel boring machine, nicknamed MamaJo into its hole on Monday to begin drilling Fort Wayne’s deep rock sewer…
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Construction crews have spent the last year working on the Three Rivers Protection and Overflow Reduction Tunnel, as part of a broad effort to improve…
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The City of Fort Wayne will be receiving a tunnel boring machine later this summer, but it’s missing one thing: a name!The machine, 20-feet wide and…