November 6th
Streets in Moloch were temporarily
closed for an award ceremony as the winner of the Bay City Post
Halloween Contest was given their award.
In a completely unrelated incident, one
of the contestants was seen entering the BCPD station with a
briefcase rumored to contain incriminating photos of certain
residents. The contestant was seen leaving the station without the
briefcase. The BCPD has declined to comment on the contents of the
case.
November 8th
The Bay City Fire Department came
across a woman who was lost in the Bay City Hay Maze during the
weekly trip through the maze. The woman was escorted out of the maze
and treated by local paramedics before being given a ride home. The
patient refused to seek treatment at nearby Channel Island after
spending the night in the maze.
November 12th
During a sudden storm, the Bay City Hay
Maze was struck by lighting and caught fire. The fire quickly
raged out of control and engulfed nearly all of the Bay City
Fairgrounds. Upon surveying the fire, BCFD Chief Greybeard had this
to say about the incident: "It was by pure luck that we recently
scoured the maze for trapped residents. Since we can safely say that
no avatars are in danger, and the fire itself is burning out of
control, We will focus our efforts on keeping the residents of Bay
City safe. Ever can have this one, we'll just keep it contained to
the Fairgrounds."
The BCFD worked throughout the night
keeping watch over the fire. When the rains came the next morning,
the remains of the fire were quickly put out. The Hay Maze was
completely burnt to the ground. One city official was overheard
saying "At least I don't have to go picking up all that hay.
Setting up for the Tree Lighting will be much easier now"
November 27th
Police responded to the grocers in
Docklands after a fight broke out over the last turkey in the store.
Both residents were arrested and the turkey was impounded as
evidence. Detective Blasko was later seen entering the kitchen of the
nearby firehouse with a large bag, an evidence label along with
several traditional side dish ingredients were visible.
Reporter Thomas Hooker
191202
No comments:
Post a Comment