Search for survivors commences at 8am Saturday morning. Citizens to meet at Civic Center.
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Headlines from the fictional Vinland Valley News, the first and only newspaper of fictional Vinland, Missouri. Pop. 304 Make sure to click on the links :)
Founded in December of 2009, "Local Man Has Same Name" is an account of the fictional town of Vinland, Missouri through the eyes of the town newspaper. The newspaper, the Vinland Valley News, is run by 5 volunteer reporters who never attended journalism school. The stories in the paper are based on hearsay, rumor, and the work of other news organizations. We hope you like it as much as we like putting it together.
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2010
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January
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- Novelty Food Item Sparks Outrage in Vinland
- Women's Auxilary Auction tonight
- Local hero fails at only legitimate venue for talent
- High Schooler Wins Art Contest
- Whistleblower Reveals Pyramid Scheme
- Permission Slips Lost In Fire
- Local Business To Sell New Product
- Local man has same game
- Main Street renamed after MLK Day
- Karate to be Taught in Vinland School
- Drugstore to end sponsorship
- Vinland Scientists claim sleep dangerous in new study
- "Suit Salesman of Central Missouri Conference" Com...
- Store Sells Items
- Jury Agrees: Ghosts Did It
- Vinland Factory Issues Nation-Wide Recall on All C...
- Shots Fired During Council Debate To Purchase Monkey
- Despite pressure, St. Patrick’s Day parade to keep...
- Vinland Town Library Ransacked!
- Local Toddler Doesn't Sit
- Intoxicated College Grad Remains Unemployed
- Authenticity of Time Capsule Questioned
- Area coach turns self into police, found not guilty
- Quaint Chapel
- Citizens Question Budget
- Green House destroyed, Plant Life threatened
- Donations made to cause
- Local Mom Headed to St. Louis.
- Teams season in doubt after attack
- Area Favorite Son gets flat tire, Sues Town
- Mayor Buttinger Declares War On Traffic, Neighbor...
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January
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This winter, plants aren't even safe indoors.
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