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ORIGINALLY POSTED: February 7, 2019 3:02 PMUPDATED: February 8, 2019 11:55 AM Six thousand three hundred forty-three (6,343) days of wondering and heartache for the friends, family and fans of yours truly along with numerous
The Zinn Family and Friendship policymakers entered this year’s session with limited ambitions compared to years past. They still passed dozens of new policies. While many of the most attention grabbing ideas already went into
As of 12:01 am on Friday, June 30, 2018, all venues and operations of Aeverine Zinn Holdings, the owner of AvaZinn.com and Fort Wayne’s Very Own LGBT Ava Zinn, were temporary closed. We are still
Over the past two weeks living at Brendonwood Park in Fort Wayne, I literally have taken back control of my life and while the folks I left behind in Marion are heartbroken to say the
Marion, Indiana, February 23, 2018 – AEVERINE “AVA” FRATHLEEN (ZINN) NIEVES, known professionally as “Ava Zinn”, the founder, owner/CEO, and webmaster of Aeverine Zinn Holdings today announced after a 21-year partnership as a resident of
MARION, Ind.– A bill that would allow yours truly to finally obtain her first driver’s license after nearly two decades passed the Friends Legislature in a 10-3 vote Saturday (20 January). The bill will officially
For Immediate Release: 12/13/2017 Ava Zinn to create a personal and a holdings company with two industry-leading company divisions and several subsidiaries of divisions with scale through spin-off to Aeverine Zinn Holdings, LLC Marion, Indiana,
The last time I attempted to take my own life, Joe Keenan was filling out the remainder of Frank O’Bannon’s second term as Governor of Indiana, George W. Bush was President, and yours truly, Ava
On January 19, 2017, while during a dentist appointment at Lifetime Smiles in Marion, Indiana, I had seen the upper roof of my mouth had a lesion. Upon checking out, I had learned my insurance
Editor’s note: This letter is in response to reaction to one decision made by the late Eastbrook Consolidated Schools Superintendent Dennis Fox (1945-2016) in February 1994. This is considered to be a “civil cold case”
