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Indiana officials approve permit allowing Google to fill wetlands for Fort Wayne data center
2+ day, 9+ hour ago (489+ words) Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival The Indiana Department of Environmental Management has approved a permit that allows the developer of a local Google data center to fill more than two acres of wetlands. At least one local resident plans to appeal…...
Indiana American Water to open a $2.2 million training center in Gary
2+ day, 11+ hour ago (166+ words) nwitimes.com Javascript is required to use this website. Indiana American Water volunteers help with the cleanup after the storm. Indiana American Water is opening a new $2.2 million training center in Gary. People are also reading⦠- Gary program offers $350 payments…...
Bedford Chamber to host 'Lunch & Learn' on flexible community financing options
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (150+ words) BEDFORD — Local business owners, non-profit leaders, and community developers will have an opportunity to explore new and flexible financing avenues during an upcoming “Lunch & Learn” session hosted by the Bedford Chamber of Commerce. The event, presented in partnership with CDFI…...
Fort Wayne City Council sends $1 million in Legacy funding to southside housing development
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (242+ words) Fort Wayne City Council voted seven to one to award $1 million of the city's Legacy Fund to the planned Victory Gardens housing development Tuesday night. The 74-unit development will feature single-family, duplexes, town homes and zero-lot line houses are planned…...
FW City Council approves partial funding for Victory Gardens
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (250+ words) FORT WAYNE, Ind. (ADAMS) – Victory Gardens, a 74-home residential development in Southeast Fort Wayne, is one step closer to reality. City Council approved $1 million in Legacy Fort Wayne funding to support infrastructure improvements in the proposed new neighborhood. The following…...
Sept. 8: Foellinger Foundation awards special grants to support Allen County nonprofits
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (281+ words) Fort Wayne Business Weekly FORT WAYNE â Foellinger Foundationâs board of directors has approved three Special Opportunity grants totaling $218,000 to support initiatives benefiting Allen County residents. Recipients are Brightpoint, Fort Wayne Museum of Art and Womenâs Fund of…...
Pidlite: From Smallcap to Largecap
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (228+ words) Pidilite commands an impressive share of the Indian adhesives market and in their recent earnings report, saw steady demand in Q2, with no indication that consumer demand would decline in spite of inflation. With a market cap of over rupees one…...
Council grants $1 million from Fort Wayne Legacy Fund to southeast residential development
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (591+ words) The rendering shows an expected entry-level home in the Victory Gardens development. Fort Wayne City Council on Tuesday approved $1 million of Legacy funds for infrastructure at Victory Gardens, a 74-home residential development in the city’s southeast quadrant. The council also…...
Business briefs: Hard Rock to host YWCA gala for storm relief on Oct. 8
1+ week, 1+ day ago (615+ words) A number of local and state charitable organizations will get a piece of $80,000 donated for storm relief by United Healthcare. Recipients include the Food Bank of Northwest Indiana, American Red Cross Indiana Region, Heart of Indiana United Way, The Indianapolis…...
Catch up on the 6 most-read Pflugerville and Hutto area stories from August
1+ week, 11+ hour ago (374+ words) During the month of August, Community Impact published 42 stories about the Pflugerville and Hutto area, including updates on new developments, local business and dining features, and news from city and county government. Here’s a roundup of the six most-read articles....