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FORT WAYNE — Science Central’s Earth Day Celebration is set for Saturday and will feature a day of special programming. Jacquelyn Buck, education specialist with Allen County Partnership for Water Quality, will speak about her organization’s mission to promote the improvement of local water quality. Neil Miller, communications and outreach coordinator with the Allen County Department of Environmental Management, will speak about the department’s efforts to help community members reduce their environmental footprint. Both will speak in the Lincoln Financial Foundation De...

FORT WAYNE — Science Central’s Earth Day Celebration is set for Saturday and will feature a day of special programming. Jacquelyn Buck, education specialist with Allen County Partnership for Water Quality, will speak about her organization’s mission to promote the improvement of local water quality. Also, Neil Miller, communications and outreach coordinator with the Allen County Department of Environmental Management, will speak about the department’s efforts to help community members reduce their environmental footprint. Miller and Buck will both speak in the Lincoln Fina...

FORT WAYNE — This summer, Science Central is offering two special camps that will run for five days apiece that will be held daily at Science Central, 1950 N. Clinton St., Fort Wayne. Science Central’s other camps this summer will also run for five days, but will be limited to three days of on-site activities, with virtual activities rounding out the week. Both five-day camps are for ages 7 to 13. Camp details are as follows: • Mission to Mars, July 19-23 Destination: Mars. What will we need to get there? What will we find once we arrive? How will we work and live? This camp wi...

In the past year, the public has seen arts and culture organizations pivot how they approach programming, offering more virtual options and making sur ...

Several council members said they have questions they hope will be addressed.