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Fort Wayne s most anticipated Halloween event full of frightful family fun is back! Fright Night, presented by First Federal Bank and your Downtown Improvement District, returns on Saturday, October 20. Use this guide to survive Fright Night s over 35 ghoulishly great activities throughout the day and evening in Downtown Fort Wayne! Before you join the ranks of the undead in this year s Zombie Walk don t forget to check out the pre-parade activities all around Downtown. Then head to ACPL Plaza for all the zombie fueled mayhem! From the T.A.G. Art Zombie Machine and First Federal Bank Photo Booooth to great live dance and musical performances as well as the annual Brain (cake) Eating Contest, Fright Night has something for everyone! Then at 5:30pm we kick off the Zombie Walk your chance to be part of the biggest zombie parade around as it crawls through the streets of Downtown Fort Wayne! New This Year 2018 MONSTER DASH: The UAW Local 2209 would like to invite everybody to bring the entire family and join them in the Monster Dash 5k Fun Run/Walk on October 20th at 10 a.m. This Halloween-themed fundraiser to benefit Fort Wayne Trails will start and finish in historic Freimann Square in Downtown Fort Wayne. So, bring your funniest, spookiest or most epic costume and be ready to hit the trail! VAMPIRE MADNESS: Join Cinema Center for some bloody fun! Kids stop by between 10am and 1pm for a free vampire craft and treat! 11 AM family friendly Halloween movie (title TBA). Tickets are just $5! For the rest of their creatures of the night - vampire themed films will screen in the afternoon and evening. Check the website for titles, pricing and schedule. PHANTOM OF THE ORGAN: Spine-tingling music played on the mighty pipe organ at Trinity Episcopal Church. Organist, Wayne Peterson, will be joined by singer David Dilsizian (Grand Rapids), and other guests, to present a frighteningly fun event for all ages! admission. Trick-or-Treat Candy. Fright Night Parking for concert attendees behind the church.h. ZOMBIES GOT TALENT: Are you a zombie? Can you sing, dance or tell a great joke? Do you feel that the other zombies don t appreciate your unique talents? This competition for zombies and monsters is your chance to shine! If you wish to compete, please sign up in advance by calling 260-421- 1255. Content should be rated G or PG. Spectators are welcome on a first come, first seated basis. So suit up, grab your Fright Night Guide, and come to Downtown Fort Wayne for an experience like no other. Be sure to review the Survival Map at the center of this guide for an easy way to navigate all the fantastically fun activities. Check out all the action online at: FrightNightDowntown.com 2 An advertising supplement of Fort Wayne Newspapers October 2018 October 2018 An advertising supplement of Fort Wayne Newspapers 3

2018 ACTIVITIES WHICH WITCH IS WHICH Children s Department 9:00am - 6:00pm Stop by the Children s Department for this scavenger hunt where families will have to search for and match up famous witches from children s literature. Please note this a Zombie free zone! (260) 421-1220 Zombie Attack Scavenger Hunt Readers Services Desk 9:00am - 6:00pm Find the zombies that are hidden throughout the building (except for Children s and Genealogy Departments). Stop by the Reader Services Desk and pick up your form. If you complete it, you will get a prize. PG13. (260) 421-1235 Pumpkin Zone Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory 10:00am - 3:00pm Adults $5 - $3 for ages 17 & under Enjoy an autumn celebration at the Botanical Conservatory! Children and their adults will explore the gardens for fall crafts, activities and games. Test your observation skills with the Gnome Search, discover whether pumpkins float or sink, nibble on pumpkin seeds, and decorate your own mini pumpkin. Friends from the Allen County Farm Bureau will help us learn about pumpkins and how they grow. The Conservatory is proud to offer Pumpkin Zone as a part of the Downtown Improvement District s Fright Night festivities. No reservations needed; regular Conservatory admission applies. (260) 427-6440 botanicalconservatory.org The Punkin Path Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory 10:00am - 5:00pm Adults $5 - $3 for ages 17 & under Visit our outdoor Punkin Path, where you can enjoy the fall surroundings and take festive pictures with your little ones. The path will be decorated with pumpkins, gourds, bales of straw- and gnomes! - to provide fun photo memories. Gnomes are caretakers of land and animals; they are industrious, enjoy all kinds of games, and surprisingly, they love to travel! Watch for them along the Punkin Path. This exhibit is included with Conservatory admission. (260) 427-6440 botanicalconservatory.org 2018 Monster Dash UAW Local 2209 Freimann Square 200 E Main St 10:00am - Noon Adults $25, Kids free with adult registration The UAW Local 2209 is excited to be a part of the 2018 Fright Night Festivities! We would like to invite everybody to bring the entire family and join us in our Third Annual Monster Dash 5k Fun Run/Walk on October 20th at 10 a.m. This Halloween-themed fundraiser to benefit Fort Wayne Trails will start and finish in historic Freimann Square in Downtown Fort Wayne. So, bring your funniest, spookiest or most epic costume and hit the trail with us! (260) 403-6389 fwtrails.org/event/ uaw-monster-dash It s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown Fort Wayne Ballet s Youth Company Auer Center for the Arts & Culture 300 E Main St - Ballet Studio A 10:00am & 11:30am $10 per person Join Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang as they celebrate Halloween with trick-or-treating and a Halloween party! The only Peanut who doesn t celebrate with the rest is Linus as he waits to see if The Great Pumpkin will rise out of the sincerest pumpkin patch and bring all the boys and girls presents. Join us to see what happens! These 30-minute performances are perfect family-friendly activities. Join us after the performance for a free spooky, creative movement session! 10:00am & 11:30am performance times. (260) 422-4226 fortwayneballet.org/family-series Vampire Madness Cinema Center 437 E Berry St 10:00am - 10:00pm Film Admission $5 - $12 Little Vampires (and friends): Join Cinema Center for some bloody fun! Kids stop by between 10am and 1pm for a free vampire craft and treat! 11 AM family friendly Halloween movie (title TBA). Tickets are just $5! For the rest of our creatures of the night- vampire themed films will screen in the afternoon and evening. Check the website for titles, pricing and schedule. Calling all vampires! Come suit up with other vampires and friends! Our Spectator Lounge is the place to put on your vampire face before heading out on the zombie walk! A special effects make-up designer is available for consultation! Some make-up items will be available for your use. Admission is free. Cash bar and specialty drinks are available while you and your fellow blood-suckers make up your faces and enjoy a drink before taking on the night! (260) 426-3456 cinemacenter.org The 2nd Annual Day of the Dead/Dia de Los Muertos Festival DIA Fort Wayne Hosted by Latinos Count at USF Performing Arts Center 11:00am - 6:00pm DIA Fort Wayne is a spirited Day of the Dead/ Dia de Los Muertos celebration held at the USF Performing Arts Center. Throughout the day, we will have FREE family friendly activities and entertainment. activities include Disney s Coco, Calaca/Calavera face painting, kid s art activities, live music, photo booth and Instagram slide show, and Lucha Libre wrestling matches. There will be several food trucks and alcohol provided by Hop River Brewing. diafortwayne.com The Dia de Los Muertos/Day of the Dead FW Festival Evening Celebration Concert Hosted by Latinos Count at USF Performing Arts Center 6:00pm - 10:00pm Tickets: $5 General Admission VIP $20 This concert will be capping off the DIA Fort Wayne festivities at the USF Performing Arts Center! Featuring Madrigal: The Premier Carlos Santana Tribute Band. Opening acts include, Los Lemons, a Best Calaca/Calavera Costume Contest, and a Lucha Libre Wrestling Match! Visit www. diafortwayne.com for tickets and information. diafortwaye.com Fright Night Movie Marathon Meeting Room C 11:00 am - 4:00pm Come join us for these movie classics in Meeting room C. 11:00am Hocus Pocus - Rated PG/95 minutes 1:00pm Tim Burton s Corpse Bride - Rated PG/ 75 minutes 2:30pm Tim Burton s The Nightmare Before Christmas - Rated PG/ 76 minutes. Limited seating. First come first - seated. (260) 421-1210 Not-So-Frightening Fun Globe Room Noon - 4:00pm Join us to make 3 different kid-friendly crafts in the Globe room. Suitable for all ages! Please note this a Zombie Zone. (260) 421-1220 4 An advertising supplement of Fort Wayne Newspapers October 2018 October 2018 An advertising supplement of Fort Wayne Newspapers 5

Trunk or Treat Soiree Central Branch YMCA Parking Lot (Corner of Washington and Barr St) 1020 Barr St 1:00pm - 4:00pm The Central Branch YMCA will be holding a Trunk or Treat in our parking lot on the corner of Washington and Barr Street. Please join us for fun, games, and treats. This is a FREE event from 1:00pm - 4:00pm! (260) 422-6486 fwymca.org Zombie Central (Zombie Walk) at ACPL Plaza Allen County Public Library Plaza 1:00pm - 5:30pm (Zombie Walk begins at 5:30pm) Join us at the ACPL Plaza to get your zombie makeover! T.A.G. Art will be on site with their Zombie Machine to help turn you into the undead. Make sure to swing by one of the great restaurants Downtown to help curb your ghoulish appetite, as well as live entertainment from various performers. And of course, thousands of zombies will flood the streets of Fort Wayne during the annual Zombie Walk. Zombie Walk starting at 5:30pm! (260) 420-3266 frightnightdowntown.com ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES AT THE ACPL LIBRARY PLAZA T.A.G. Art Zombie Machine T.A.G. Art will be on the Library Plaza from 1:00pm - 4:30pm with their Zombie Machine, helping turn Downtown Fort Wayne into the undead! Plan to arrive early to ensure enough time to complete your chilling make-over. All ages are welcome! tagartcompany.com First Federal Bank Photo Booooth! Stop by the First Federal Bank Photo Booooth to capture your Fright Night memories with family and friends. Stumble away with a free printed copy of your photos and share them on social media too. Suitable for all ages! first-fed.com First Federal Bank Extreme Pumpkin Carving Demonstrations Join First Federal Bank beginning at 2pm as they host professional carvers from Ice Creations for ongoing demonstrations of extreme pumpkin carving and a display of their pumpkin creations that have even been featured on Food Network. Plus, enter to win one to take home. (No purchase necessary. Winners determined by random drawing.) first-fed.com Fort Wayne Mad Ants Trick- Shot-Toe The Fort Wayne Mad Ants are excited to be a part of Fright Night 2018! Join us on the Library Plaza to hang out with our mascot The Mad Ant. You can also challenge your friends and family to a game of Trick-Shot-Toe an exciting cross between basketball and Tic-Tac-Toe! The Fort Wayne Mad Ants are committed to their fans and the Fort Wayne community and look forward to seeing you Downtown for a spooky day of fun. fortwayne.gleague.nba.com Majic 95.1 Weird Science Stop by the MAJIC 95.1 Weird Science Lab and help us find a cure for the Zombie Virus. Tune in to MAJIC 95.1 for Fright Night Updates. majic951.com Fun 101.7 Mummy Monkey The Fun 101.7 team will be hanging out at the ACPL Plaza and joining them is the Mummy Monkey! Listen for all the information about all the Fright Night events on Fun 101.7. fun1017.com ALT 99.5/WANE TV Music Stage Enjoy musical performances by PlumDingo and the Fort Wayne Fright Orchestra at the ALT 99.5/ WANE TV Music stage. alt995.com / wane.com Halloween Haunt Community Center 233 W Main St 2:00pm - 5:00pm All ages Admission Downtown Fort Wayne becomes a haven for monsters, ghosts, vampires and zombies on Saturday afternoon. Bring your little goblins to the Community Center for an afternoon of frightful fun with games and activities that are sure to keep you howling for more. Register for the Pumpkin Carving contest at noon on www. fortwayneparks.org or call (260)427-6000 and use Code #443001-S1. Anthony Wayne Lions Club will have concessions available for purchase. (260) 427-6460 fortwayneparks.org MAP WHICH WITCH IS WHICH 9:00AM - 6:00PM Children s Department ZOMBIE ATTACK SCAVENGER HUNT 9:00AM - 6:00PM Readers Services Desk PUMPKIN ZONE 10:00AM - 3:00PM Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory LOCATION ON MAP: B THE PUNKIN PATH 10:00AM - 5:00PM Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory LOCATION ON MAP: B 2018 MONSTER DASH 10:00AM - Noon UAW Local 2209 Freimann Square 200 E Main St LOCATION ON MAP: C IT S THE GREAT PUMPKIN CHARLIE BROWN 10:00AM & 11:30AM Fort Wayne Ballet s Youth Company Auer Center for the Arts & Culture 300 E Main St Ballet Studio A LOCATION ON MAP: D Vampire Madness 10:00AM 10:00PM Cinema Center 437 E Berry St LOCATION ON MAP: E DIA DE LOS MUERTOS FESTIVAL - DIA FORT WAYNE 11:00AM - 6:00PM USF Performing Arts Center LOCATION ON MAP: F DIA DE LOS MUERTOS FESTIVAL - DIA FORT WAYNE - EVENING CELEBRATION CONCERT 6:00PM - 10:00PM USF Performing Arts Center LOCATION ON MAP: F FRIGHT NIGHT MOVIE MARATHON 11:00AM - 4:00PM Meeting Room C NOT-SO-FRIGHTENING FUN NOON - 4:00PM Globe Room Allen County Public Library TRUNK OR TREAT SOIREE 1:00PM - 4:00PM Central Branch YMCA Parking Lot (Corner of Washington and Barr St) 1020 Barr St LOCATION On Map: G ZOMBIE CENTRAL 1:00PM - 5:30PM Allen County Public Library Plaza LOCATION ON MAP: H INCLUDES: T.A.G. ART ZOMBIE MACHINE FIRST FEDERAL BANK PHOTO BOOOOTH! FIRST FEDERAL BANK EXTREME PUMPKIN CARVING DEMONSTRATIONS FORT WAYNE MAD ANTS TRICK-SHOT-TOE MAJIC 95.1 Weird Science FUN 101.7 MUMMY MONKEY ALT 99.5/WANE TV MUSIC STAGE Zombie Walk starting at 5:30pm! HALLOWEEN HAUNT 1:30PM - 4:00PM Community Center 233 W Main St LOCATION ON MAP: I 6 An advertising supplement of Fort Wayne Newspapers October 2018 October 2018 An advertising supplement of Fort Wayne Newspapers 7

A: Allen County Public Library (inside Library) B: Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory C: Freimann Square D: Auer Center for the Arts & Culture E: Cinema Center F: USF Performing Arts Center G: Central Branch YMCA H: Allen County Public Library (Plaza) I: Community Center J: Trinity Episcopal Church K: The History Center L: Parkview Field M: Courtyard by Marriott N: Grand Wayne Convention Center O: The Old Fort P: Embassy Theatre Q: O Reilly s Irish Bar and Grill START Zombie Walk Starts at 5:30pm MAJIC 95.1/FUN 101.7/ ALT 99.5 Listen for information about all of the Fright Night events on Majic 95.1, Fun 101.7 and ALT 99.5 from 10/1 through 10/20 FrightNightDowntown.com J F First Presbyterian Church A L Q I ASH Building ACPL Plaza H Grand Wayne Convention Center M N P PNC Bank B I&M Power Center C G D K O E majic951.com fun1017.com ALT995.com FN18-SurvivalMap.indd 1 Banking with a smile. Managing your money can be a rewarding experience, especially when 9/12/18 3:50 PM you find a banker willing to carve out time just for you. Visit our new full-service bank & ATM at 203 E. Berry St. and other convenient locations. Proud to present First-Fed.com Fort Wayne 9909 Illinois Rd. 260-432-0022 1595 W. Dupont Rd. 260-489-3036 230 E. Berry St. 260-234-2500 NOW OPEN! 8 An advertising supplement of Fort Wayne Newspapers October 2018 October 2018 An advertising supplement of Fort Wayne Newspapers 9

GHOST - POPS 3:00PM - 4:00PM Meeting Room B LOCATION On Map: A ZOMBIES GOT TALENT 3:00PM - 4:00PM Meeting Room A PHANTOM OF THE ORGAN 4:00PM - 5:00PM Trinity Episcopal Church 611 W Berry St LOCATION ON MAP: J CAR SHOW SPOOKTACULAR 4:00PM - 8:00PM USF Performing Arts Center LOCATION ON MAP: F A NIGHT IN THE OLD CITY JAIL 5:00PM - 9:00PM The History Center 302 E Berry St LOCATION ON MAP: K PARKVIEW FIELD SCAVENGER HUNT 5:00PM - 7:00PM Parkview Field 1301 Ewing St LOCATION ON MAP: L BONFIRE AT THE COURTYARD 6:00PM - 8:00PM Courtyard by Marriott 1150 S Harrison St LOCATION ON MAP: M MAGIC, MUSIC AND WIZARDRY 6:00PM - 8:00PM Grand Wayne Convention Center LOCATION ON MAP: N CREATE A CREPUNDIUM 6:00PM - 8:00PM Science Central at the Grand Wayne Convention Center LOCATION ON MAP: N MURDER, MYSTERY & MAYHEM HISTORIC TALES OF FORT WAYNE S NEFARIOUS PAST 6:00PM - 10:00PM: Tours Starting at the Top of the Hour- This is a walking tour. ARCH, Inc Lobby Hallway in the Grand Wayne Center Parental Discretion Advised LOCATION ON MAP: N HAUNTED SITE BUS TOUR ALL ABOARD THE COACH OF CHILLS 6:00PM, 8:00PM & 10:00PM ARCH, Inc Lobby Hallway in the Grand Wayne Center Parental Discretion Advised LOCATION ON MAP: N FRIGHT NIGHT LANTERN TOURS 6:00PM - Last Ticket Sold at 9:30PM The Old Fort 1201 Spy Run Ave LOCATION ON MAP: O HITCHCOCK DOUBLE FEATURE THE BIRDS & PSYCHO 7:00PM - Midnight Embassy Theatre 125 W Jefferson Blvd LOCATION ON MAP: P ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (*) 9:00PM (Doors open at 7:00PM) Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory LOCATION ON MAP: B DEAD CELEBRITIES ROAST BATTLE(*) 10PM - Midnight O Reilly s Irish Bar & Grill 301 W Jefferson Blvd., #120 Event will be 21+ LOCATION ON MAP Q LOCATION KEY FOR MAP A: Allen County Public Library B: Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory C: Freimann Square D: Auer Center for the Arts & Culture E: Cinema Center F: USF Performing Arts Center G: Central Branch YMCA (Corner of Washington & Barr St) H: Allen County Public Library (Plaza) I: Community Center J: Trinity Episcopal Church K: The History Center L: Parkview Field M: Courtyard by Marriott N: Grand Wayne Convention Center O: The Old Fort P: Embassy Theatre Q: O Reilly s Irish Bar and Grill * Not Suitable for all ages Ghost Pops Meeting Room B 3:00pm - 4:00pm Stop by and turn a lollipop into a cute, tasty, friendly ghost! Good only while supplies last! Suitable for all ages. (260) 421-1255 Zombies Got Talent (Inside Library) Meeting Room A 3:00pm - 4:00pm Are you a zombie? Can you sing, dance or tell a great joke? Do you feel that the other zombies don t appreciate your unique talents? This competition for zombies and monsters is your chance to shine! If you wish to compete, please sign up in advance by calling 260-421-1255. Content should be rated G or PG. Spectators are welcome on a first come, first seated basis. (260) 421-1255 Phantom of the Organ Trinity Episcopal Church 611 W Berry St 4:00pm - 5:00pm Spine-tingling music played on the mighty pipe organ. Organist, Wayne Peterson, will be joined by singer David Dilsizian (Grand Rapids), and other guests, to present a frighteningly fun event for all ages! admission. Trick-or-Treat Candy. Fright Night Parking for concert attendees behind the church. (260) 423-1693 trinityfw.org Fright Night Spooktacular Car Show USF Performing Arts Center 4:00pm - 8:00pm Spectators Car Registration $10 Giant car show! Kick off the Halloween season with this car, truck and bike event. Lotz of spooky awards!! Giveaways!! Also, trunk or treat for the kids!! Get treats from the participants!! DJ Fast Eddie!! Best decorated vehicles!! Costume contests. (adult & child) best decorated pumpkin contests! Zombie Cha Cha Slide!! Games and contests!! Hula hoop!! Limbo!! (260) 273-1447 kroozincalendar.com A Night in the Old City Jail The History Center 302 E Berry St 5:00pm - 9:00pm $3 per person Dare to be scared at The History Center! Travel through the darker side of Fort Wayne s past with a visit to the Old City Hall Building. Get goose bumps inside the iron cells that housed generations of inmates in the Old City Jail. Take your very own mug shot and discover the artifacts of those who broke and upheld the laws throughout Fort Wayne s history. Glimpse the decayed remnants of General Wayne s actual coffin fragments while enjoying Mad Anthony s Monster Mix Candy Mashup. Stroll the creaking floors of the museum through our halls of hair-raising heritage. Are you brave enough to discover Fort Wayne s frightening past? If so, enjoy Fright Night at The History Center. (260) 426-2882 fwhistorycenter.com Parkview Field Scavenger Hunt Parkview Field 1301 Ewing St 5:00pm - 7:00pm Come out to Parkview Field and search for all the ghosts and pumpkins that are hidden around the ballpark! Attendees can take as much time as they need during the hours of 5:00pm to 7:00pm to count how many ghosts and pumpkins are around the ballpark. The fan who guesses the correct number, or closest to that, will win a special prize pack from the TinCaps and Parkview Field! (260) 482-6400 tincaps.com parkviewfield.com Bonfire at the Courtyard Courtyard by Marriott 1150 S Harrison St 6:00pm - 8:00pm There will be a bonfire serving Fright Dogs, Blood Soup & Hot Chocolate. All items are $2.00, and proceeds will be donated to Back on My Feet, a charity organization. (260) 490-3629 marriott.com/fwadt 10 An advertising supplement of Fort Wayne Newspapers October 2018 October 2018 An advertising supplement of Fort Wayne Newspapers 11

2018 The Journal Gazette Paul. ASHLEY SLOBODA Friday. and geometry. com. High in the mid-70s. WEATHER INDEX Read & recycle: A Volume 155-254; 4 sections, 28 pages To subscribe, call 1-800-324-0505 the scoreboard. PAGE 1C LIVING Local woman gives story of son s suicide PAGE 1D METRO DAVE GONG JENNIFER PELTZ Associated Press Feuerman space. dgong@jg.net School. $1.00 Sir Paul McCar tney will perform June 3 at Memorial Coliseum as part of his worldwide tour for his new album, Egypt Station. The former Beatle has never played in Fort Wayne. Increase in number of people dying from running out of money Page 8A Magic, Music and Wizardry Grand Wayne Convention Center 6:00pm - 8:00pm Bring your little wizards-in-training for a family-friendly evening of magical fun. It s a Harry kind-a-night at the photo stage with the most famous wizard in the universe. A visiting professor from the world of magic amazes the audience and DJ La La cranks up the heat with a dancin beat. Create your own Scintillo crepundium, a magically enhanced toy, with assistance from the wizards of Science Central. No trickery allowed in the balloon art and face painting zones and please leave your flying owls at home. This amazing event is for wizards 8 years and under. (260) 426-4100 grandwayne.com Create a Crepundium Science Central at the Grand Wayne Convention Center 6:00pm - 8:00pm Join Science Central s wizards at the Grand Wayne Center during the Magic, Music and Wizardry event. At this free activity station, use science and magic to create your own Scintillo crepundium, a magically enchanted toy! Appropriate for all ages, wizards and muggles alike. Present your Survival Guide at Science Central through Oct. 31 for $2 off admission for up to 8 people. (260) 424-2400 sciencecentral.org Fright Night Lantern Tours Fort Wayne s Historic Old Fort 1201 Spy Run Ave, Parking and Directions oldfortwayne. org/plan-a-visit/ 6:00pm - 10:30pm Gates open at 6pm. Last ticket sold at 9:30pm. Tours are approximately 15 minutes. $5, Kids 9 and under Tour Fort Wayne s Historic Old Fort, your way lit only by a lantern and your guide. Stories of bygone eras, ancient tales at the campfire, and a close encounter with the Headless Horseman await visitors. Enter the front gate and venture to a time when soldiers of the garrison, and officers including a young Lieutenant Philip Ostrander, once called Fort Wayne their home. Refreshments available at the Bake Sale in the Modern Building. (260) 437-2836 oldfortwayne.org Murder, Mystery & Mayhem Historic Tales of Fort Wayne s Nefarious Past (*) ARCH, Inc Lobby Hallway in the Grand Wayne Center 6:00pm - 10:00pm Tours starting at the top of the hour $10 adults- $5 ages 6-17/ Parental Discretion Advised Hear about Fort Wayne s dark and bloody past filled with murder, hangings and feuds. This walking tour is not for the faint of heart and may not be suitable for all ages. (260) 426-5117 archfw.org Haunted Sites-Bus Tour-All Aboard the Coach of Chills (*) ARCH, Inc Lobby Hallway in the Grand Wayne Center 6:00pm, 8:00pm and 10:00pm $15 adults - $10 ages 5-17/Parental Discretion Advised Three spooky bus tours usher you through historic sites of fright, with tales of terror that cloud our city s night. Bus tours leave from Anthony Wayne Ballroom at the Grand Wayne Center. (260) 426-5117 archfw.org Hitchcock Double Feature The Birds & Psycho Embassy Theatre 125 W Jefferson Blvd 7:00pm - Midnight $10 for both movies or 1 movie for $7 In this Alfred Hitchcock double bill, rediscover the master of suspense! THE BIRDS (7 p.m.): This Hitchcock thriller centers on a California coastal town under avian assault. PSYCHO (10 p.m.): A psychotic motel owner obsesses over his late mother. See Both movies for $10 or pick 1 for $7! Doors will open an hour before each film. Wear a Hitchcock- themed costume for the pre-movie contest! Sponsored by Jefferson Pointe. (260) 424-5665 fwembassytheatre.org Rocky Horror Picture Show (*) Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory 9:00pm 11:00pm/ Doors open at 7:00pm $4 adults - $2 for ages 17 & under Join us, once again, as we spin the tale of Brad and Janet on a rainy night sheltered by the bizarre Dr. Frank N. Furter. This cult classic movie will be shown outside on the Terrace, weather permitting; please dress accordingly. Lawn chairs encouraged. No outside food or beverage as there will be refreshments available for purchase. This movie is participatory in tradition and content may not be suitable for younger audiences. Rated R; children under 17 must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian. Please no rice or confetti. No reservations necessary. Sponsored by Mad Anthony Brewing Company and ALT 99.5. (260) 427-6440 botanicalconservatory.org Dead Celebrities Roast Battle (* Maumee Mary & Joseph Comedy Festival at O Reilly s Irish Bar and Grill 301 W Jefferson Blvd #120 10pm - Midnight Tickets $8 - $5 in costume Your favorite dead celebrities are back from the grave to say terrible things about each other! Come witness verbal violence from beyond the grave!! Costume contest will be held after the show. Event will be 21+ and feature adult humor. (260) 222-8525 mmjcomedyfestival.com (*) not suitable for all ages SPORTS, PAGE 1B Cubs fall to Brewers, see lead cut to 1 Journal Gazette The SPORTS, PAGE 1B Keselowski s late run earns Brickyard win TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 FORT WAYNE, INDIANA LOCALLY OWNED SINCE 1863 www.journalgazette.net Yeah, yeah, yeah: McCartney to Coliseum June 3; tickets to go on sale Monday the Fort Wayne venue announced Monday. The Journal Gazette The show is part of Mc- Willie and Cher, Johnny Cartney s Freshen Up tour and Reba, Elvis and Whitney. To that list of notables Randy Brown, the colise- promoting a new album, said who ve performed at Memorial Coliseum, you ll be able eral manager, at a dramatic um s vice president and gen- to add one more. news conference. The album, Egypt Station, was released Make that Sir Paul. Former Beatle Sir Paul The earliest tickets for the McCartney for the first time local show, for American Express cardholders only, go on will put on a show at the Coliseum on June 3, officials at sale at 10 a.m. today through ROSA SALTER RODRIGUEZ Mother thanks first responders literally kept in the dark in the arena, lit by the Coli- Ticketmaster, reachable seum s giant new overhead through the Paul McCartney scoreboard and blue overhead page of the Coliseum s website, www.memorial coliseum. a historic announcement. lights, for what was billed as With small screens displaying photos of some of Sales to the public begin 10 a.m. Monday through the Coliseum and Ticketmaster. com websites. Tickets then also can be obtained in person at the Coliseum box office at 4000 Parnell Ave., or by calling 800-745-3000. Before the announcement, members of the media were the name entertainers who ve performed at the Coliseum, the McCartney announcement was made via video on Sunny Brown said McCartney s long and winding road to Fort Wayne was aided by a relationship between the venue Sir Paul, Page 7A File FORECAST, PAGE 2A Michelle Davies The Journal Gazette Alysa Monnier holds her 17-month-old daughter, Naomi, who was bitten by the family dog in December and rushed to the hospital. Monnier and her daughter were at the Three Rivers Ambulance Authority on Monday morning to thank the first responders for their help and deliver cookies, which Naomi enjoyed. See story on Page 1C. Parents upset with FWCS curriculum units and lessons for 140 The Journal Gazette days. For language arts, the change applies districtwide Frustration about except for middle school. Fort Wayne Community The math curriculum affects sixth and seventh Schools new curriculum prompted parents to address grades as well as students the school board Monday, taking Algebra I, Algebra II sharing stories of students struggling with math and Robinson has said that concerns about using excerpts from books to teach sal, rigorous curriculum the district needs a univer- language arts skills. across all schools and grade Superintendent Wendy levels. The curriculum was Robinson briefly addressed designed to challenge students to reach their poten- the situation. She asked for patience. tial and allow teachers to A lot of this is misinformation, she said. ual needs. focus on students individ- More than 140 FWCS We re not experimenting, Robinson said. We re educators this summer wrote math and language arts curriculum, developing INSIDE Classifieds 3C Crossword 4C Obituaries 4A, 8A JG Perspective 6A NS Forum 5A Early step taken for ex-ge site Helping others heal Panel approves development contract with RTM Ventures Rerouting N. Anthony Stormwater project to temporarily close part of boulevard feet of apartments and 31,000 The Journal Gazette square feet of recreational In a 4-1 vote Monday, the The commission committed no funds but, the vote Fort Wayne Redevelopment Commission approved an was necessary so RTM Ventures could seek the necessary economic development agreement with RTM Ventures for commitments from the Allen the planned Electric Works County-Fort Wayne Capital Improvement Board for redevelopment project. Monday s approval marks $45 million; the Fort Wayne the first of several steps that Legacy Fund for $10 million; must be taken before $62 million in city funds will be re- county income tax funds. and $3.5 million in city and leased to help pay for the first Representatives from phase of redevelopment at RTM Ventures expect to secure those commitments the former General Electric plant. A deal between the city within 60 days, but have up to and RTM Ventures, which is 90 days to do so. developing the site, was announced Aug. 30. City Council appointee on Jason Arp, the Fort Wayne Once complete, the the commission, was the sole $220 million west campus vote against the agreement. could include 224,000 square Commissioners Mark Becker, feet of office space, 113,000 Christopher Guerin, Winfield square feet of research/education space, 83,000 square feet voted for it. Non-voting com- Moses and Thom Obergfell of retail and restaurant space, mission member Steve Corona was absent. 83,000 square feet of innovation space, 82,000 square New Yorkers: Why they left after 9/11 Some sought safety, others freedom NEW YORK On 9/11, Stephen Feuerman saw the World Trade center aflame through the window of his Empire State Building office and watched, transfixed, as a second fireball burst from the twin towers. He ran through the 78th floor urging everyone to get out, thinking their skyscraper could be next. With transit hubs shut down, he couldn t get home to his family in suburban Westchester for hours. Shaken by the experience, the apparel broker, his wife and their two small children SEE ALSO 9/11-related illnesses could result in victims fund moved within four months to a gracious South Florida suburb they figured would be safer than New York. So it was until this past Valentine s Day, when mass violence tore into Parkland, Florida, too. 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Pumpkin Zone SATURDAY October 20 10 AM TIL 3 PM Decorate a Mini Pumpkin Enjoy Games & Activities Search for Gnomes Nibble Pumpkin Seeds Learn About Pumpkins Stroll the Punkin Path October 9-28 Punkin Path Tue-Sat 10 am-5 pm, Thur 10 am-8 pm, Sunday 12-4 pm $5 Adults; $3 Children 3-17; Ages 2 & under 1100 S. Calhoun St., Fort Wayne www.botanicalconservatory.org 260.427.6440 Travel through the darker side of Fort Wayne s past with a visit to the Old City Hall Building. FORT WAYNE BALLET YOUTH COMPANY presents Get goose bumps inside the iron cells that housed generations of inmates in the Old City Jail. Take your very own mug shot and discover the artifacts of those who broke and upheld the laws throughout Fort Wayne s history. A Night in the old city jail Saturday, October 20 Glimpse the decayed remnants of General Wayne s actual coffin fragments while enjoying Mad Anthony s Monster Mix Candy Mashup. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2018* 10 AM and 11:30 AM Fort Wayne Ballet Studios * Part of the Downtown Fright Night Festivities! Join the Peanuts gang in preparation for Halloween as they get their costumes, go Trick or Treat-ing, and wait for the Great Pumpkin... TICKETS: $10 each, available at ArtsTix.org or fortwayneballet.org 5-9PM, $3 Each 302 East Berry Street - www.fwhistorycenter.com - (260) 426-2882 14 An advertising supplement of Fort Wayne Newspapers October 2018 FWBallet-FWN HalfPage.indd supplement 1 October 2018 FrightNight An advertising of Fort Wayne Newspapers 9/21/18 11:25 AM 15

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