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‘Selfless servant’: Kendallville community remembers former Mayor SuzAnne Handshoe

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By Lydia Reuille Verified, Alyssa Ivanson Verified
| WANE-TV (Fort Wayne, IN) Verified
KENDALLVILLE, Ind. (WANE) – Family, friends and the community of Kendallville gathered Tuesday to commemorate the life of local leader SuzAnne Handshoe. Hundreds were in attendance at the funeral of the woman who served for decades as Kendallville’s mayor and even longer in the Marine Corps. Most importantly, she was a dedicated mother, grandmother, wife and friend. Handshoe passed away last week at 66 years old.
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Birds get second chance at Fort Wayne Zoo

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By Alyssa Ivanson Verified
| WANE-TV (Fort Wayne, IN) Verified
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – They were both involved in vehicle collisions and weren’t able to be released back into the wild. But, two birds in Fort Wayne Zoo not only found a new home at the zoo, they’re speading the message of conservation in our own backyards. Turkey vulture Vincent and Red-tailed hawk Matilda are roommates in the Central Zoo area. Red-tailed hawk, Matilda “These two work really well together because they occupy different spaces in this habitat.
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Exclusive look behind-the-scenes with Fort Wayne Zoo’s vet staff

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By Alyssa Ivanson Verified
| WANE-TV (Fort Wayne, IN) Verified
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – In honor of Veterinary Appreciation Day, Wild on WANE got an exclusive look behind the scenes at Fort Wayne Zoo as the vet team as they did some animal check-ups. No two days are alike for the veterinary team at the zoo. “I never know what I’m going to see in a day. Even if we have a schedule that I walk into, it’s usually not the schedule that I leave the day having done,” Dr. Alexis Davidson, a veterinary intern at the zoo, said. “There’s always a different species.
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