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Crystal Empire
Crystal Empire

Mountain Volunteers Answer to the Command That Holds Their Coal

Crystal City pinned fourteen ribbons at noon. The roster, the ration, and the lamps stayed with the Ridge Standard.

On Tuesday the lower yard in Crystal City held fourteen ponies from the Crystal Mountains, called them volunteers, and tied a ribbon on each left foreleg. The Ridge Standard, which...

Ponyville Pulse

Town Orders 106. The Cooling Line Bought Bunting.

The festival cooling fund left in spring. Stalls now pay nineteen bits for ice while the heat window runs.

A sack of market ice cost four bits on Monday morning. By the time the civic thermometer in the square read 106, the same sack cost nineteen, and the icehouse was cutting the block...

Pony Politics
Pony Politics

Senior Seat Costs 81.3 Million Bits. The Chair Pays 48,600.

Clover Margin stamped Form S-4 at 9:40 a.m. Outside sheets supplied 53.7 million of the sum.

The Office of Seat Disclosures posted Form S-4 at 9:40 a.m. The form prices a winning seat in the Senior House at 81.3 million bits. The figure is the average for seats taken in th...

Crystal Empire
Crystal Empire

Center Pair Held the Rime. The Entertainers Filed From the 6:10.

Pike and Marr covered the middle after Heart Week closed the pitch lights. The platform copy had already gone south.

The Heart Week exhibition ended when the clerk struck the bell, and the pitch did not. Crystal City's side, the Rime, still had twenty minutes, a center pair, and a wind off the Cr...

Adventure Alerts
Adventure Alerts

Neck Board Prices Two Quakes at 400 Bits. The Nail Would Not Stay In.

Two shocks emptied the Reed Cut with twenty minutes of light left. The visitor map still shows a picnic grove.

The walk from Ness Harth's fence down to Lock Three is a mile and a quarter of towpath. Twenty minutes of working light were left when the second shock arrived, and the sun was alr...