Neighbors:

We took a look at the traffic and made many recommendations which were overwhelmingly endorsed by our Cims.  Franklin's underground highway got most of the attention and deservedly so since the bulk of the traffic is to or from this oil producing region.  

The council wanted to highlight some attractions and marvels added for all our enjoyment.

The Pegasus Monument is homebase to the Foggy Heights bus terminal and also the Populous Underground Incinerator.  To the right of the garbage truck is the large red brick bus station.  Hermes Bus Company wanted a "winged warrior" monument and said yes before knowing it was Pegasus... yet they are happy with Pegasus.  In the distant left you see the skyline of Ashton and to the right the skyline of Foggy Heights high-rise/commercial and ore industry.

Commercial wanted "something unique"... so, why not a castle. a grounded British frigate and a Wagnaria Restaurant?  First question about the castle was,"Where is the door?"  Seems you have to slide between the section walls!

Prudential tower sits straddling Barlow and Foggy Heights.  Such a fuss commercial made over it's exact placement!  A compromise let both districts bask the radiance.

Got a big storm coming and summer is about to end for this year.  The city purchased snow plows and a plan for street clearing is being hashed out.  Natural gas supplies are ready for the worst  winter as A123 Solar, Ener1, Beacon Power, Ecotatity and Evergreen Solar promise viable solutions to winter's wrath.

Mayor (Acting) Haylo Stachoo