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OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CITY OF SIMSVILLE PETER LESS, MAYOR May 6, 2013 To the citizens of Simsville, in response to our "win" in the Worst City in America poll The tallest windmill kills the most birds. That’s an expression I frequently use when asked to defend Simsville place amongst America's most successful cities. And it comes to mind again this week as we get deeper into the brackets of an annual Web poll to name the “Worst City in America.” This is the same poll that last year judged us as worse than...
DVDGuy
Night of the Living Damned: Zombies Invade Simsville In exclusive photos obtained by The Bugle, it appears that the walking dead are indeed walking the streets of Simsville. A series of photos taken by a reader of The Bugle, who wishes to remain anonymous, shows police battling the undead on the streets of Simsville. The incident happened on the night of the 26th, and coincides with reports by other readers of a gunfight near the location where these photos were taken. Read More ...
DVDGuy
In this second and final edition of our historical series, we examine the period from 1925 to the present. The following features excerpts from the historical text, 'Simsville: From Sinsville to Metropolis', by Pulitzer nominated author and Simsville residence, Brandon Zeltzer. ------ The 1920's was the Golden Age of Simsville. It was during this time the city builts its first sewerage system, first factories, and the first newspaper, The Simsville Bugle. Affectionately known as The Bugle by Simsvillians,...
DVDGuy
Below is an excerpt from the historical text, 'Simsville: From Sinsville to Metropolis', by Pulitzer nominated author and Simsville residence, Brandon Zeltzer. ------ The Beginning: The town of Simsville was founded in the year of our lord 1885 by Barnaby Sims. Sims, an self-made millionaire who "made" his fortune in the infamous Whitewater Valley gold rush of the 1870's. The gold rush was made infamous by the fact that the existence of gold in Whitewater Valley was then, and remains today, a rumor - not...
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