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Inside the Statehouse: Robocalls

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By Josh WIlliams, Josh Williams Verified
| WOWO-AM (Fort Wayne, IN) Verified
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Michael Edwards Ever After

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By Josh WIlliams, Josh Williams Verified
| Distance Covered
For the love of God, please relax. Social media was packed full of your usual suspects last week. The guys who always seem to think the world is ending. Those panic merchants feasted because Liverpool announced the departure of Michael Edwards, who’s been operating as Fenway Sports Group’s CEO of Football for the past two years. Big news on the face of things, but really not that big of a deal once you delve a bit deeper. So Edwards essentially returned for two reasons.
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Bill Franke, Key Figure in Keeping Komets in Fort Wayne, Dies at 85

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By Josh WIlliams, Josh Williams Verified
| WOWO-AM (Fort Wayne, IN) Verified
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Fort Wayne Komets co-owner Bill Franke has died. He passed away on July 10 at the age of 85, leaving behind a decades-long legacy with the franchise and the Fort Wayne community. Following the Komets’ relocation to Albany, New York, in 1990, Bill Franke and his brothers—Steve, Michael, David, and Richard—moved quickly to ensure professional hockey remained in Fort Wayne.
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