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Tonight is the night! Interested families can join us from 6:30-7:30 to learn more about the Amp Lab program. You can park in the Swinney Lot or the Union Street Garage.
See you then!
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Last night's event—An Evening with Ball State at @ElectricWorksBD—celebrated @BallState’s expanded presence in Fort Wayne and the work of BSU alumni who helped create this impressive complex. #WeFly
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"There’s a lot of innovative spirit in Fort Wayne, and there’s a real hunger for programs like Amp Lab here. I think Electric Works and Amp Lab are some of the tangible ways that spirit is coming to life." #sparkinginnovation buff.ly/3tml4WW
We're amped to welcome Amp Lab to Electric Works!
We are excited to reveal the name of our school opening next fall at @ElectricWorksBD: Amp Lab! Watch for more information about the school coming this fall with enrollment opening in January. #opportunitiesawaitatFWCS
"The project has a 1,144-space, six-deck parking garage...and will be surrounded by five stories containing more than 280 apartments. The site plan also includes a child care center and playground, commercial space for a fitness center and retail."
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Editorial: If there's anything we've learned from the massive undertaking that is @ElectricWorksBD, it is that patience and cooperation pay off. Its neighbors have taken the lesson to heart. on.jg.net/3gCZDJ7 @kfrancisco @MattL_JG
Check it out, indeed! Join us Saturday!
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Thrilled to welcome @FtWaynesFM to the neighborhood beginning May!
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We are honored to receive the largest Historic Tax Credit investment in the history of the @NTCIC :
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@doitbestcorp executives can start planning the move into their future headquarters. on.jg.net/3bKWaG3 @sherryslater @ElectricWorksBD
Big news indeed!
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Big news in Fort Wayne...developers say they have closed on $286 million in project financing for Electric Works. In news release, officials say they expect to invest more than $200 million over next 24 months to redevelop historic former GE campus. @IIB
“This project will have a sizable economic impact during construction and help lead to our fifth straight year of $1 billion in construction projects in Allen County."
Our thanks to the Allen County Board of Commissioners. We are excited to get started!
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“Electric Works is a truly transformational project...and we are eager to help attract and connect a vibrant mix of companies, startups, and entrepreneurs to drive innovation.”
Welcome to Electric Works, @CarrWorkplaces!
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Another step closer...our thanks to the Capital Improvement Board for its unanimous vote in approval the new economic development agreement.
#FortWayneisElectric
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We're thrilled to welcome @RuoffMortgage to Electric Works!
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CONTIUING COVERAGE - Ruoff is committing to moving part of its headquarters to the Electric Works campus: wane.com/news/local-news/ruo…
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Have you read the latest issue of @fortwaynemag featuring @ElectricWorksBD? Check it out now at fortwayne.com/good-reads/for…
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It was an honor to give Congressman Banks a tour of Electric Works yesterday and provide him a first-hand look at the economic impact and return on local, state and federal investment this project will generate.
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