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The Polaris National
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Weather[edit]
AUGUST 20,2011
- Polaris City: Mainly Sunny | H:-16°C/L:-21°C | Wind: 7 km/h
- Puerto Elanor: Mainly Sunny | H:-5°C/L:-11°C | Wind: 11 km/h
- Snowville: Variable Clouds | H:-18°C/L:-31°C | Wind: 2 km/h
- Enderby City: Mainly Sunny | H:-15°C/L:-19°C |Wind: 8 km/h
Polaris News[edit]
Polaris-City International Airport evacuated over fire in Terminal 7[edit]
POLARIS CITY--Dozens of inbound and outbound flights were diverted, delayed or cancelled in the wake of a fire, beginning at Terminal 7's security checkpoint yesterday. This left numerous vacation-goers, commuters and travellers stranded at the airport terminal for as much as 17 hours. Lania Victoria, who was scheduled to be on an Air Pengolia flight late that evening to Ulaansnowtar told the National: "We're all weary, I'd rather be back at home, with a refund from Air Pengolia in my flipper. It's simply not right for the airline's staff to force us to wait and wait in this airport terminal for such an expansive amount of time." Victoria also quoted that airline workers for the West Pengolian based air carrier kept ensuring passengers of buses to nearby airports in Snowville and Penguville. Unfortunately, the chartered buses scheduled by the airline never arrived
As for the fire, Terrorism or arson has been ruled out as a cause. The fire is said to have originated from loose electrical wiring near the Terminal's full-body scanning devices. Polaris Municipal Fire spokespenguin Melissa Smith was interviewed by our reporters and said: "I will ensure all passngers that the Polaris Municipal Fire is doing it's darndest to restore order at Terminal 7. The fire was controlled in a matter of minutes, however, the damage costs run in the hundreds of thousands. Since this morning, passengers are required to use Terminal 6's security facilities, should they be travelleping through any airline operating out of Terminal 7
Other Top Stories | Polaris[edit]
- Snowville court rules new Conservative Full Health Privatization Act "unconstitutional"
- Eastbound Whittaker Expressway re-opens following near-fatal two car crash
- Polarian foreign investment increasing sharply:Rudi
- "Tax increase still on the table for 2011 budget: Kratz
- Embassies begin to open in the SAD
- Ire mounts on Nancy Nectar, defeat imminent in 2013 election
- 352 sq. mile military installation opens on Santa Cruz Island
- Polarian President OKs decrease in funding for Polaris Helicopter Airways
- Nectar: We shall prevail in 2013!
National News[edit]
South Pole Council overwhelmed by issue of ailing infrastructure in Antarctica[edit]
SOUTH POLE CITY--The situation regarding the crumbling infrastructure of the USA has never been a larger issue for the South Pole Council since it's incarnation almost 13 years ago. A recent report by the Department of Infrastructure has brought the issue back to the debating table at the Pole. The Council remains somewhat divided on the issue. As much as 10,000 roads in Antarctica are in desperate need of repair, along with hundreds, possibly even thousands of miles of rail track rusting. "This is not only an issue for us, but for the safety of the lives of millions of penguins and puffles across the Antarctic" says Department of Transportation spokespenguin Wilfred Jake, "65.4% of all infrastructure in the Antarctic has not been maintenanced since 1990. Some have not even been repainted or repaved since the 1930s." The SPC is now debating over the issue at hand.
Other Top Stories | The USA[edit]
- Gemini's far-left Social Labour Party narrowly defeats the Gemini Free Party by one seat, attaining a majority of 16 in the City Council.
- Strong storms in Penguiki have made startling damage to beachfront; Island closed to air traffic until further notification
- Newton Town drivers safest, Shiverpool drivers incredibly dangerous: Study
- SABER set to jump in boat traffic in 2012, analysts suggest.
- The Snoss Embassy in South Pole City rocked by mysterious blast, one diplomat slightly injured.
- Ellis' mayor detonates grenade at City Hall meeting, censured and given pink slip immediately after; six penguins hurt.
- Savannah City given own street in New Happyface City
International News[edit]
Archipelago Union summit to be held in Zurich; Trade, Economy, Antarctic relations, Oil all on table[edit]
ZURICH--
Other Top Stories | The Continent[edit]
- Calada lands top spot for Antarctic quality-of-life index
- Queen Hooliana's daughter weds on-and-off boyfriend in Frankterre
- New Club Penguin Metropolitan Transit system orders new trains
- Grand Permatan Parliament holds crucial vote-of-no -confidence
- Snowdon police clash with rioters on third day of riots
- Castilla increases oil imports, investments in green technology scrapped
- Snowzerland doles 211 million Fish into Space research
