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ShopTeen held in girl's death- Police and fire11:20 am Sunday
The last time Jason Doggendorf saw his 14-year-old daughter it was 10:30 p.m. Wednesday and she was talking on the phone with a boy.
Police, 911 tongue-tied in Burmese community- Police and fire1:42 pm Sunday- Public housing boosted, but stipulations taxing- Tough Times Sunday
- Blaze damages former Ponderosa - Police and fire11:29 pm Sunday
- Blaze burns Stellhorn garage, attic- Police and fire3:32 am Sunday
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March 21, 2010 11:20 pm
Health care bill OK'd
WASHINGTON – Summoned to success by President Obama, the Democratic-controlled Congress approved historic legislation Sunday night extending health care to tens of millions of uninsured Americans and cracking down on insurance company abuses, [More]
March 21, 2010 11:20 am
The Journal Gazette
Teen held in girl's death
The last time Jason Doggendorf saw his 14-year-old daughter it was 10:30 p.m. Wednesday and she was talking on the phone with a boy. [More]
March 21, 2010 1:42 pm
Cathie Rowand | The Journal Gazette
Police, 911 tongue-tied in Burmese community
Dawn McGahen doesn't remember taking calls from Burmese-speaking people when she was hired as a Fort Wayne police dispatcher in 1995. Dispatchers now take dozens of these calls each year. [More]
Public housing boosted, but stipulations taxing
The outer doors to Sylvan Manor are heavy and old. [More] 
Samuel Hoffman | The Journal Gazette
10 ways to usher in spring
The sun is bold, warming pale skin and teasing the season’s first butterfly down the driveway. [More]
March 21, 2010 4:58 pm
Notre Dame cruises over Cleveland St.
SOUTH BEND – Becca Bruszewski scored 14 points, Ashley Barlow added 13 and Notre Dame overcame a 31-point performance by Cleveland State’s Kailey Klein, including 21 in the first half, to beat the Vikings 86-58 on Sunday in the first [More]
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TOP HEADLINES
- Obama: Health care bill a victory for Americans- National12:23 am March 21, 2010
- Insurers, doctor-owned hospitals get late help- National12:03 am March 21, 2010
- House Roll Call: Health care overhaul- National11:45 pm March 21, 2010
- Blaze damages former Ponderosa - Police and fire11:29 pm March 21, 2010
- Kramer sends Purdue over A&M in OT- Purdue University8:03 pm March 21, 2010
- Trojans’ run ends; emotions run high- High Schools March 21, 2010
- Warsaw’s wait over- High Schools March 21, 2010
- Johnson wins for 1st time at Bristol- Motor Racing5:01 pm March 21, 2010
- “Dream scenario” as teams announced for NCAA hockey championships in Fort Wayne- Sports3:17 pm March 21, 2010
- Johnson and Triche lead Syracuse over Zags, 87-65- Sports2:58 pm March 21, 2010
- Protester disrupts House, yells ’Kill the Bill’- National2:41 pm March 21, 2010
- Swine flu vaccines left over in Ohio- Ohio March 21, 2010
- More Indiana teachers take 2nd jobs to stay afloat- Indiana12:47 pm March 21, 2010
- Democrats predict health bill will pass House- National12:34 pm March 21, 2010
- Notre Dame cruises over Cleveland St.- Notre Dame4:58 pm Sunday
SOUTH BEND – Becca Bruszewski scored 14 points, Ashley Barlow added 13 and Notre Dame overcame a 31-point performance by Cleveland State’s Kailey Klein, including 21 in the first half, to beat the Vikings 86-58 on Sunday in the first round of the women’s NCAA tournament.
- Kramer sends Purdue over A&M in OT- Purdue University8:03 pm Sunday
- Trojans’ run ends; emotions run high- High Schools Sunday
- Warsaw’s wait over- High Schools Sunday
- Johnson wins for 1st time at Bristol- Motor Racing5:01 pm Sunday
- “Dream scenario” as teams announced for NCAA hockey championships in Fort Wayne- Sports3:17 pm Sunday
- Johnson and Triche lead Syracuse over Zags, 87-65- Sports2:58 pm Sunday
- Kansas is KO’d by Ali, Northern Iowa- Colleges Sunday
- Boilers’ seniors prepared, willing to give ‘anything’- Purdue University Sunday
- Friends celebrate North Side grad- High Schools Sunday
OUR BLOGS
Pro sports
- Boucher stops 44 shots in shutout- Ice Chips9:03 pm Sunday
Come the playoffs, Komets coach Al Sims is going to have some tough decisions when it comes to naming a starting goaltender.
- Concourse partially closed for sealing - TinCaps blog6:13 pm Monday
The concourse at Parkview Field will be partially closed for sealing. The work is underway and continues through March 23. The closure will not allow for a full lap of Parkview Field to be completed on the walkway.
- Benny and the Ants- Mad Antics8:47 pm Sunday
After the Mad Ants' 117-105 win over Albuquerque on Sunday, I went over and said hello to Kent Benson, the former Indiana University All-American center who was visiting for the sole purpose of being Kent Benson and saying nice things about the Mad Ants.
- March Madness is hurting our children - And Another Thing6:22 pm Sunday
Today's Stick In The Mud Award to goes to blogger Valerie Strauss,
Colleges
- Diggins produces in different ways; other notes- Irish Insights6:47 pm Sunday
Notre Dame guard Skylar Diggins never got into an offensive rhythm in an 86-58 win over Cleveland State in the first round of the NCAA tournament, but the freshman contributed in plenty of other ways Sunday.
- My top 25 vote- Eyeing IU5:08 pm Monday
The final AP top 25 poll of the year was released today. Here's how I voted. 1. Kansas
- "I didn't really expect him to get the ball"- Purdue men's basketball11:51 pm Sunday
Texas AM center Bryan Davis already had two blocks.
HS Sports
- "Moore" of a spotlight- Preps Plus9:06 pm Saturday
Under the bright lights of television, Warsaw junior Nic Moore didn't hurt his flourishing image Saturday in the Class 4A semistate at Huntington North.
Local
Get hoppin’ with Easter ideas- Crafty Living Sunday
I have a friend whose youngest daughter must have earrings to celebrate a holiday – holiday-themed earrings, mind you.
Elli needs a home- Tall Tails Sunday
She loves going on walks, playing ball in a fenced-in yard and curling up at your feet to take a snooze.
- Government orders recall of 1.2 million high chairs- Instant Recall5:55 pm Thursday
Consumers should stop using all Harmony-TM high chairs immediately after two dozen reported injuries.
- 'American Idol' fashion fabs, flubs: Siobhan Magnus rocks combat boots- Idolholics9:48 pm Thursday
Paige Miles draws praise, Katie Stevens does opposite.
- Freezer burn- Wedding Belle Friday
I opened the freezer and just kind of stared. There was a half-eaten box of soft pretzel bites, two Italian turkey sausage links (leftover from Monday's Healthified Pizza Pasta), fat-free whipped topping and two flash-frozen chicken breasts.
- 2010 Gardening Plans- We're Digging It12:22 pm Sunday
Our bloggers have been waiting for gardening season.
- Verbatim: Burmese committee's letter to mayor- The Scoop10:57 am Friday
A group called the Coordinating Committee, Burmese American Community of Fort Wayne has sent this letter to Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry:
- School closing distractions- Learning Curve11:36 am Wednesday
As the number of school-closing proposals across Indiana increase, the number of impassioned pleas to save schools grows.
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- Public housing boosted, but stipulations taxing- Tough Times Sunday
The outer doors to Sylvan Manor are heavy and old.
- For-lease signs bad for banks- Business Sunday
- Business Spotlight: The Nichols Co.- Small Biz Spotlight Sunday
- Homebuilders see green in new Parkview- Home Sunday
- Telling China our story- Business Sunday
- U.S. Chamber hoping to influence fall election- Business March 21, 2010
- Make most of trade show visit- Business March 21, 2010
- ‘Boss’ rakes in huge PR boost- Business March 21, 2010
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10 ways to usher in spring- The Dirt Sunday
The sun is bold, warming pale skin and teasing the season’s first butterfly down the driveway.
- Ready for the task- Features Sunday
- Progress on exhibit- Entertainment Sunday
- A chance at breaking the homeless cycle- Features Sunday
- Underdog has his day in pair of new comedies- Movies Sunday
- Moore’s Twitter account helps suicidal teen- Entertainment March 21, 2010
- Homebuilders see green in new Parkview- Home March 21, 2010
- Showtime showcases acting in dark ‘Jackie,’ edgy ‘Tara’- TV March 21, 2010
- Do the math on benefits- Sunday Centerpiece Sunday
A teachers contract that includes no raises for a third of the employees, longer teaching hours for some and the loss of placement rights for others might not look like a good deal until you consider the proposal makes no changes in unusually attractive health insurance benefits.
- Full plate of issues with world food supply- Sylvia A. Smith Sunday
- Emphasize gun safety- Editorials Sunday
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Curtis Smith- Five Questions Sunday - March Madness, school don’t mix- Editorial columns Sunday
- Golden Pen award goes to Len Maydwell- Letters March 21, 2010
- U.S. is falling behind in being digitally literate- Editorial columns March 21, 2010
- Web letter by Charles Eberhard: Blame governor, Senate for need to close Elmhurst- Letters March 21, 2010
- Health care bill OK'd - National11:20 pm Sunday
WASHINGTON – Summoned to success by President Obama, the Democratic-controlled Congress approved historic legislation Sunday night extending health care to tens of millions of uninsured Americans and cracking down on insurance company abuses, a climactic chapter in the century-long quest for
- Obama: Health care bill a victory for Americans- National12:23 am Sunday
- Insurers, doctor-owned hospitals get late help- National12:03 am Sunday
- House Roll Call: Health care overhaul- National11:45 pm Sunday
- Protester disrupts House, yells ’Kill the Bill’- National2:41 pm Sunday
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