Date: 8th-14th Type of media/location if applicable: Locke City; various media Link/Content:
Radio, 8th: "Residents tell of a joyous change at St John's on Seventh Street. The church, that had taken heavy damage during the earthquake and snake monster disaster, seems to be as good as replaced and ready to go again! We called Mildred Cane, the secretary of the church, to hear when the opening festifal will be." "St John's Episcopal Church, here Mildred Cane, what can I do for you?" "Hello Ms Cane, we've heard that you finished rebuilding your church and wanted to hear when our listeners can look forward to the opening celebration? I'm sure you'll have your wonderful pierogi yet again..." "...........what-?" "...We were wondering when the service and festivities for the reopening of the renovated St John's will be." ".....I'm sorry, this must be a misunderstanding. Sadly we are still at the point of rising funds, we're only halfway into having raised the costs of the demolition of the old building." "Oh- but neighbours seem to-" "No, I'm really sorry. I'm not sure how this has happened, we were there only a week ago to see if it is still safe and requires no emergency take-down." "Oh - well, dear listeners: Sad news, St John's won't return this soon. But their website is still online, and you can find information for their next fundraiser there, where they will of course sell their wonderful pierogi - right, Ms Cane?" "...Of course." "Thanks for the talk, and with this we start into the next hour of music that will carry you through the summer!"
Newspaper, 10th: "In an unprecedented turn of events, the damaged building of St John's on Seventh Street seems to have been demolished and replaced by a seemingly medieval chapel without the congregation's knowledge. Rev Hall has stated that as late as last week, no changes had been made to the damaged building, and nobody has stepped forward as of yet who could explain the change. [...]"
8th and 10th of August
Type of media/location if applicable: Locke City; various media
Link/Content:
Radio, 8th: "Residents tell of a joyous change at St John's on Seventh Street. The church, that had taken heavy damage during the earthquake and snake monster disaster, seems to be as good as replaced and ready to go again! We called Mildred Cane, the secretary of the church, to hear when the opening festifal will be." "St John's Episcopal Church, here Mildred Cane, what can I do for you?" "Hello Ms Cane, we've heard that you finished rebuilding your church and wanted to hear when our listeners can look forward to the opening celebration? I'm sure you'll have your wonderful pierogi yet again..." "...........what-?" "...We were wondering when the service and festivities for the reopening of the renovated St John's will be." ".....I'm sorry, this must be a misunderstanding. Sadly we are still at the point of rising funds, we're only halfway into having raised the costs of the demolition of the old building." "Oh- but neighbours seem to-" "No, I'm really sorry. I'm not sure how this has happened, we were there only a week ago to see if it is still safe and requires no emergency take-down." "Oh - well, dear listeners: Sad news, St John's won't return this soon. But their website is still online, and you can find information for their next fundraiser there, where they will of course sell their wonderful pierogi - right, Ms Cane?" "...Of course." "Thanks for the talk, and with this we start into the next hour of music that will carry you through the summer!"
Newspaper, 10th: "In an unprecedented turn of events, the damaged building of St John's on Seventh Street seems to have been demolished and replaced by a seemingly medieval chapel without the congregation's knowledge. Rev Hall has stated that as late as last week, no changes had been made to the damaged building, and nobody has stepped forward as of yet who could explain the change. [...]"