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Subject: Apple Valley SUN News Author: Alia Kent [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 11:45:08 06/13/06 Tue RESIDENTS LOSE MEMORY -Due to an unknown virus know as 'glitch' several residents have reported losing parts of thier memories. "I found my planner and it was marked for simday-Monday, but that's odd since today is simday-Saturday. How could I have attended appointments in the future?" One resident asked in confusion. Based off records found in the hood archives, the virus found its way into the hood thru one household and as a result, the Hood Council was forced to restore an emergency back-up of the hood's data or risk losing that family and possibly others. Unfortunately the virus 'glitch' has no know causes and can occur at anytime, making it vital that the hood maintains a current backup of information and data. Thankfully the memory loss wasn't worse than forgetting two simdays and residents can easily become reacculmated to the hood and thier surroundings once the effects of the memory loss wear off. To assist in this, all residents are strongly asked to stay at home this simday. To replace lost incomes the hood council will be issuing cheques of $1000 to each household. APPLE VALLEY FINALIZES CONSTRUCTION OF PIERCE UNIVERSITY -Construction is in it's final stages at Pierce University and the final details are being placed on dorms, libraries and surrounding areas. The grand opening is being planned including ribbon cutting ceremony, maltrication addresses, and a starstudded orientation period for the new students. Applications for students are being taken now. There are limited spots for international students from other hoods. To apply, send application-including name, desired major and brief essay about your life's goals to Apple Valley. Priority will be given to students who will permanently move to Apple Valley upon graduation. HOOD PREPARES FOR THE FAIRE_4 -To celebrate summer, the Hood Council has approved a weeklong celebration, Summer Faire, packed with events for all ages. The fourth event revealed is the day long Child's Play held at The Toy Shoppe. The first 10 children will get a free pet brick and there will be a raffle for a wonderful Octi-Aqua-Squirter. There will also be toys and swings for the children to play with and a special lecture by Avery Wilsonoff about the importance of children and play. ---Summer Faire Event Schedule ----Sun:The English Tearose; Thomas Dawson Arts Complex ----Mon:Food Expo; Farmer's Market ----Tues:Food Expo; Farmer's Market ----Weds:Food Expo; Farmer's Market ----Thurs:MusikFest; Celebration Park ----Fri: MusikFest; Celebration Park ----Sat: Child's Play; Toy Shoppe BIRTHS: none DEATHS: none GRADUATIONS: none WEDDINGS & ENGAGEMENTS: none EMMIGRATION none IMMIGRATION none CONGRATULATIONS -Annalica Pierce for surviving round one of "Make Me a Model" [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]