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| Thursday, October 21st, 2010 | |
| 1:37 pm | Fliers Around Town |
| Monday, October 18th, 2010 | |
| 3:22 pm | |
| Monday, October 4th, 2010 | |
| 7:30 pm | Harmony Weekly Gazette |
| Thursday, September 16th, 2010 | |
| 3:24 pm | News Article |
| Tuesday, June 15th, 2010 | |
| 2:47 pm |  |
| Tuesday, January 26th, 2010 | |
| 3:08 am | Harmony Times Excerpt, January 26th, 2010 THREE TROUBLING CRIMES, POPULACE DISTURBED Harmony, our usually quaint and quiet town, has recently been rocked by three violent crimes. Plenty of citizens are noticeably upset by these crimes and have been pressing the police department to make amends and capture the criminals and make the city safe again. “I’m not going to tell you these aren’t terrible crimes,” Sergeant Dwight Blayne was quoted as saying in a press conference. “These crimes seem all the more shocking with Harmony's low crime rate. However, rest assured - We will bring these individuals to justice.” Currently, most public unrest is due to the fact the culprits have not been located. Earlier in his statement, Blayne discussed and addressed three possible perpetrators, but stated the PD has been unable to locate the individuals. Open warrants are available on all three suspects, and Blayne pressed to not approach these individuals. If you encounter one; instead, contact Harmony PD immediately. First is Jason Deville, who is charged with arson of a local home. It is believed to be the an attempt to kill an his ex-wife and her new husband. Thankfully, both individuals were not at home when the incident occurred. Second is Marcus Brown, who is charged with the brutal rape of a young high school girl. There were many witnesses that observed him following his victim, though no witnesses to the actual crime. “He crossed the street outside of the intersection,” an elderly witness claimed. “I knew he was trouble from the start.” The last and most troubling crime, due to the life lost, is the charged mass murderer, Charlene Kinnon. Housewife and mother, Charlene brutally killed butchered her family in cold blood, going so far as to create new and more dynamic ways of murder as she progressed. Most gruesome was the treatment of her newborn infant, which caused investigators to feel physically ill and have to recluse excuse themselves for a short period. Neighbors of the family expressed their shock at the news. “The important thing is we are pushing to bring these criminals to justice,” pressed Blayne near the end of the press conference. “All we can ask is the that the populace keep themselves remain safe until that day comes.” STRANGE SUICIDE LATE SUNDAY, TWO YOUNG WITNESSES Late Sunday, a local business executive Gozin Karn, head of a large weaponry distributor, died from a fall from the local Lexner Headquarters building. Currently, little information is available, though police state that the act was a suicide. There were two witnesses to the event, two highschool students by the names of Mokuba Greene (17) and Lilly Kane (17). In a statement by Harmony PD, it appears that the two were out on a walk when Greene noticed Karn through a window of the Lexner building, and both were witness to his jump and subsequent fall. Greene suffered injuries from broken glass, Kane was unharmed. Greene passed out shortly after the incident, and Kane eventually called 911. Both were held for 24 hour observation at the local hospital. They could not be reached for comments.   In order from left to right... Mokuba Greene, Lilly Kane For an obituary for Gozin Karn, please see page D6. |
| Monday, March 16th, 2009 | |
| 6:10 pm | Harmony Times Excerpt, March 16th TROUBLING BUS ACCIDENT, MULTIPLE INJURIES Last Saturday, a local bus accident has shocked the community. At 3:49 PM, Bus 3A crashed through a local business office. Authorities have still not released the cause of the crash. Thankfully, there were no casualties and few injuries. Only two passengers required overnight hospitalization, including a Harmony University professor Gregory House (45), and Jennifer Mallory (19), who works at a local flower shop. Both individuals were released this morning. When asked for comment, Dr. House said, "Obviously this is an extreme accident. Thank God that we had such an intelligent driver ... whose skillful driving resulted in the small amount of injuries and lack of casualties." House also joked that, "Nobody should ever ride on a public bus." Here at Harmony Times, we congratulate the driver, who is a hero in our eyes. The driver was... Story continued on page 3. |
| Tuesday, February 24th, 2009 | |
| 11:35 pm | Harmony Times Excerpt, February 25th The storm that began last Thursday was one of the worst Harmony has ever seen, experts say. While exact snowfall is still unknown, current speculation is over five feet of sheer snowfall. Paired with the 75 MPH winds and freezing rain, conditions were treacherous. Many residents of Harmony did not properly heed forecasts and warnings and were unprepared for the storm. Multiple citizens have been hospitalized, with conditions ranging from injuries sustained from car crashes, and complications of frost bite and hypothermia. One death from the cold has been reported, a young male college student by the name of Marcus Fischer. His family is mourning his loss at a prayer service on Friday. Vast city wide power outages exacerbated the effects of the storm. Experts speculate that only 15% of Harmony’s citizens were properly equipped for the power outages. Many suffered from a lack of food, though many lacked proper warmth and even light. City-wide amazement at the after the wide-spread affects of the storm are generally negative. “We should have been warned more properly of the severity of this storm system,” started Meghan Johnson, a local grocery store teller. “If people had realized the extent to which this storm would be hitting them, they would have been more prepared.” Media sources, however, warned residents in plenty of time, Harmony Times included. Experts agree that sometimes, when weather patterns are covered too often, people lose interest in day-to-day weather reports, leaving them vulnerable when a truly dangerous storm comes through. To prevent this, we suggest… Continued on Page 3 TEN PEOPLE MISSING AFTER THE AFFECTS OF RECENT STORM Police have compiled a list of persons who have been missing since the outbreak of the storm. There are ten current names, and if you know anything about one or more of these individuals, please contact the Harmony Police Department. ( Images. ) |
| Sunday, February 15th, 2009 | |
| 8:42 pm | Exerpt from Harmony Times, Monday Feburary 16 BLIZZARDS LIKELY, EXTRA PRECAUTIONS ADVISED It’s true what they say—just when you think winter is over, it comes roaring back again. Meteorologists speculate that Harmony will be hit with one of the worst winter storms it’s seen this year, and caution that the storm could be much more severe than any resident is used to. Starting February 19th, and speculated to last until February 21st, heavy snow mixed with blowing snow and freezing rain will be hitting Harmony almost nonstop. No travel is advised. It is suggested that you stock up on supplies, because snowing in is likely. High winds and low temperatures make any attempts to go outdoors ill advised. Experts suggest stockpiling food supplies, and locating thermal blankets and making sure your flashlights have batteries, as power outages are likely. If at all possible, try to keep from being alone the night of February 19th. If at all possible, try to make it to a safe place before 5:00pm when the storm is set to begin. The affects of this storm are likely to be long lasting and ferocious. Try to keep yourself safe by staying inside. For more information, please see page six... |