History, Culture Intersect at Miami Indian Heritage Days
Experience an important part of Fort Wayne's Native American heritage through Miami Indian Heritage Days…
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Lauren Caggiano was raised in Fort Wayne, and returned in 2007 upon graduation from the University of Dayton. (Go Flyers!) The president of WriteOn LLC, she specializes in writing, marketing, and French translation. In her spare time she enjoys working out, thrifting and volunteering.
Experience an important part of Fort Wayne's Native American heritage through Miami Indian Heritage Days…
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Read MoreFort Wayne visitors seeking options for organic and natural food, beauty and other goods are in luck. Fort Wayne boasts two amazing health food stores: 3 Rivers Natural Grocery: 3 Rivers Natural Grocery is a co-op, meaning in the loosest sense, it is a voluntary organization composed of a…
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