February 2nd
Route 66 was closed today
due to Bay City's annual Mole Day celebration at the Bay City
Fairgrounds. Residents from all across the Grid flocked to Bay City
for the event. At one point, large cotton swabs were brought out by
the Moles in attendance much to the befuddlement of several others.
After a time, strange music was heard playing, and one person in the
crowd shouted "Bring out the Lirpa" at which point the
Chief of Police was seen twitching and started to leave. One person
overheard him mumbling "No, Not again..." as he headed for
his car.
February 9th
February 9th
Bay City Police, along
with the Sansara National Guard, responded to reports of an automated
device hovering above the Bay City Fairgrounds. The device was
discovered to be a robot that had escaped from it's home location.
Due to the unknown nature of the device, steps were taken to have it
removed from the Fairgrounds and taken away for further study.
Neither the SNG or the BCPD were willing to comment on where the
device was taken.
February 13th
February 13th
Nearby residents reported
hearing sounds of a large battle near the Bay City Fairgrounds. When
called, the Bay City Police Dispatcher replied that it was a training
exercise and there was nothing to worry about. Several residents were
seen flying Warbugs as part of the Bay City Rumble. At the end of the
night, Clockwork Puppet, also known as "The Rusty Baron"
was the clear champion.
February 22nd
February 22nd
A large crowd gathered in
Mashpee at The Pen for a Rez Day party. While there were no
complaints by any neighbours, as they were all at the party, the Bay
City Police were seen responding. In a break from what would normally
be expected, rather than issue a citation or ask that the noise be
lowered, the Chief of Police was seen opening the trunk of his patrol
car and bringing out gifts for the Rez Day Girl. Members of Bay
City's Emergency Services offer Ms McCann a Happy, though belated,
Rez Day as most could not attend the party due to scheduling
conflicts.
February 23rd
February 23rd
Sections of roadway in
Mashpee were shut down for a few hours as cleanup crews parked along
the streets to clean from the last night's party at The Pen. One of
the workers was overheard complaining about how there is never any
parking available in the city.
Reporter Thomas Hooker
200302
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