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Starz Academy Dancers Selected to Perform on Disney Stage INSIDE THIS ISSUE Business & Professional ..........A4 Classifieds................................A18 Community Calendar .............A20 See our Dining & Entertainment ............A8 ad on Healthy Times ..........................A16 page A11 Serving Northwest Fort Wayne & Allen County www.DupontTimes.com March 23, 2012 Starz Academy dancers selected to perform on Disney stage By KELLY MCLENDON together and separately at Disney. [email protected] The performance dancers must be able to perform a wide variety of styles, including ballet, The performance dancers at Starz Dance tap, jazz, hip-hop and lyrical. As a team that is by Academy have much to be proud of. Recently invitation only, the Starz Dance Academy perform- accepted into the Disney Performing Arts Work- ance dancers must be able to adapt to changing shop, the dancers will travel to the Waterside styles. Stage at Downtown Disney in July to perform “We look for students who have a passion for and attend a workshop with Disney choreogra- dance and a desire to learn multiple styles of dance. phers. In the company, they are exposed to multiple Sixteen dancers, as part of the academy’s styles,” Peters said. performance companies, will make the upcoming She knew the program at Disney existed and she trip to Florida. The academy has three researched it before sending in an audition tape. performance companies, director Amy Peters Two upbeat dance routines, featuring a remixed said, divided by age and ranging from 7-18. version of “It’s A Small World After All,” and Photo by Kelly McLendon The dancers will perform numbers both The Starz Dance Academy company dancers have been chosen to compete at Disney in See STARZ, page A7 July. Little people, big hearts: Students raise $17K for Henryville evolved into so much more. most recent devastation that was so By KELLY MCLENDON [email protected] “At Willowbrook, character close to us in Henryville, just a week building is as important in our before.” lessons as academics,” Head of Henryville, which is less than four At Willowbrook Day School, School Bree Ide said. “Our students hours from Fort Wayne, was hit by a teaching students to help others is were learning about the rebuilding of tornado during the first week of important. Learning about ways to communities through the devastation March and sustained heavy damage help others was especially important that Katrina left behind and the recently, when a social studies lesson discussion moved to talk about the See HELPING, page A10 Students at Willowbrook Day School recently raised $17,000. 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Are you being treated for a thyroid Courtesy photo condition yet still suffer from: Saint Anne Home employees will have weekly weigh-ins, as part of • weight gain • cold hands and feet a healthy living challenge. • fatigue • depression Employees take on a • hair loss • insomnia • constipation • nervousness and anxiety challenge for charity • low libido • heart palpitations, At the beginning of the month, Saint Anne Home & or other symptoms Retirement Community employees began a journey into healthier living. Fifty-two employees of Saint Anne Home registered for a 12-week weight-loss program. Dr. David B. Chalfant is holding a “Employees pair up a teammate (co-worker) and imple- ment their own style of weight-loss program in hopes to FREE IN-OFFICE SEMINAR win the big prize —- money. The challenge costs each discussing Thyroid Conditions employee $20 for a registration fee and they have $2/weekly weigh-in fees. 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