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For almost 10 years, Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry and his administration could not speak to union representatives about the city's workforce. Now, that ban has been lifted after allegations of workplace bullying and unresolved workplace grievances.
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Fort Wayne is getting almost $20 million from the State of Indiana, but Mayor Henry and the City Council do not agree on how to spend it.
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With a four to five vote, the city council could not overturn Mayor Tom Henry's veto on mayoral appointee term limits
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Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry vetoed the City Council's measure it passed establishing term limits for his office's board and commission appointees.
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After hearing allegations of workplace bullying among city workers, the Fort Wayne City Council lifted its ban on collective bargaining for city employees outside of public safety
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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.