3-24-2013
The Haven Courier
Sunday, March 24th, 2013
HAVEN POLICE AND CRIME REPORTS
- A terrorist attack perhaps launched by rival private security corporations resulted in the destruction of Temple Industrial's warehouse here in Haven. Many employees were killed in the process and authorities and employers have been working to contact their families. Since then, the warehouse has been rebuilt and is reported to be more structurally sound.
- There was an incident on Lincoln Street last week, where a pair of live-action roleplayers caused a scene. While there were concerned citizens, no one seemed to have been harmed in the incident.
- Several dead bodies were found in the Ruby Lounge last week, with witnesses reporting that it involved Ruby Lounge staff and members of the Court Street Society. Authorities are still investigating the incident.
- A bank robbery was reported at the Haven Bank this week that ended in a large shoot-out between the Sheriff's department and the perpetrators. The culprits were arrested, but the leader managed to escape. He met his demise sometime later on in the week and officials have said that the incident has been handled and the bank is operating normally again.
ASK THE CITIZENS:
'''Our reporting team went around Haven, stopping people on the street and wanting to know personal answers to our questions!'''
- "Would you rather go back in time to meet your ancestors or forward in time to meet your great, great grandchildren? And why?
"I'd go forward in time, I'd like to see the impact I'm having right now on my family. I broke some traditions so I'm a curious how that'll change things. I'm hoping for the better." - Keira Sharer, 18
"To be honest, I'd go back to nineteen ninety one and invest in Microsoft. My ancestors are wholly uninteresting and I don't plan to have kids." - Petty Officer 2nd Class Jane Rhodes, 19
"I'd go in the past to meet my ancestors, I'd think, because there is much insight and knowledge to be gained in a time where things were much harder -- different, and the people relied more heavily on their physical abilities than technology to do things for them." - 1st Lt. Lucky Santangelo, 21
"Ancestors. They were in the revolutionary war, would have been cool to meet them." - Heather O'Neal, 20
COMMUNITY NOTICES
National Guard Easter Dinner
The National Guard Armory here within Haven has neared the completion of its expansion project. An Easter dinner, which used to be held annually, will be taking place to allow the community to see what their tax dollars have contributed to. It will be a day of fun of all ages for service members and their families, including hosted games for the children. It will be a surprise homecoming. In honor of this event, there is a request for supplies, volunteer cooks and bakers and people to cater the event. It will take place over Easter weekend, Saturday and Sunday. If you are interested in participating, please reach 1st Lieutenant Lucky Santangelo at 774-2036.
CLASSIFIED ADS
- Have the urge to protect and serve? The Haven Sheriff's Department and Haven Fire Department are looking for loyal and brave men and women to serve within their ranks. We serve and protect with integrity, respect, courage and a strong sense of justice. Call the HSD or HFD today.
- Looking for a house to buy? Just off the corner of Emery and Plymouth is a lovely four bedroom home with a dining room, kitchen and living room. Owner is looking for a quick sale and there is no credit check required. Please text: 1207249 for more information.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Have a story? Want to have you as a person or your place of business spotlighted on the Courier and can't wait until we come to you? Have a classified ad, an obituary, or an opening that you'd like to get in next weeks paper? Do YOU have a question for April? Look us up and let us serve you, Haven!
The Haven Courier: www.thehavencourier.com
Avery Duvall: 1209652 Caprice Walther: 1208771