Tours will be hosted by members of the project development team, who will be available to answer questions and provide updates and important information about the project. Tours are free, open to the public and limited to a maximum of 25 people per tour; registrants are only required to review safety information and complete a liability waiver.
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The development and growth this project will bring to the region is supported by the ELA mission statement to “create opportunities for action, growth and regional pride.”
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In a 7-2 vote Tuesday, the Fort Wayne City Council approved a resolution to support exploration of public funding for the massive redevelopment of the former General Electric campus.
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The Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana Farmers Market and Fort Wayne Farmers Market announced their plans to merge into Fort Wayne Public Market – and to permanently locate a year-round market at Electric Works.
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The proposed regional school will align with FWCS plans announced in January to switch its curriculum focus gradually at all of its schools to STEAM or STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math).
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Tours of Electric Works now open to the public
NewsTours will be hosted by members of the project development team, who will be available to answer questions and provide updates and important information about the project. Tours are free, open to the public and limited to a maximum of 25 people per tour; registrants are only required to review safety information and complete a liability waiver.
Source: WANE.com
Emerging Leaders Alliance Supports Electric Works
NewsThe development and growth this project will bring to the region is supported by the ELA mission statement to “create opportunities for action, growth and regional pride.”
Learn more here.
Exploring GE site funding OK’d
NewsIn a 7-2 vote Tuesday, the Fort Wayne City Council approved a resolution to support exploration of public funding for the massive redevelopment of the former General Electric campus.
Source: Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Year-round farmers market to open at Electric Works
NewsThe Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana Farmers Market and Fort Wayne Farmers Market announced their plans to merge into Fort Wayne Public Market – and to permanently locate a year-round market at Electric Works.
From WANE-TV, 2/12/18
Fort Wayne Community Schools considering a regional STEAM school at Electric Works
NewsThe proposed regional school will align with FWCS plans announced in January to switch its curriculum focus gradually at all of its schools to STEAM or STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math).
From the Fort Wayne News-Sentinel, 2/2/18