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Canterlot Court

The Fitted Scullery Turned 100. Fifty of Them Left in Crates.

At the Gardens, Sable Wren unveiled a stamped bin. Ember Hearth left by the service stairs. Seat six stayed empty.

On Thursday the Reedholt Dwelling Trust marked a hundred years of the fitted scullery under the west pergola of the Canterlot Royal Gardens. The elm table was set for eighteen. Sta...

Pony Politics
Pony Politics

Form 9-K Extended the Ban. The Seventeen Contracts Drew at Noon.

The Contract Office renewed Vale Moss's bid bar for two winters and labeled forged minutes a serious failing.

The Crown Contract Office extended the bid ban on Vale, Moss, Grey & Ash at the fourth hour. Form 9-K carried the line. New crown work is closed to the partnership for two winters....

Magical Discoveries
Magical Discoveries

Sweep Logged the Ear as Staff. The Night Tech Wrote It Up.

Marshals booked stitcher Calder Venn after his crystal spent eleven nights as a colleague on the sweep.

Sable Quint found the crystal on the second pass, after the house sweep had already signed Stall 4 clear. The crystal was the size of a sugar cube and the color of the oak it sat u...

Pony Politics
Pony Politics

Sheet 3 Put Faith at 19. The Crown Set Dawn Anyway.

Ashlar's fourth writ in twenty months opens at 06:00. The canvass says the mark will not move the seal.

The figures office in Ashlar posted Sheet 3 at 15:40. Faith in the writ stood at 19. The Day Desk set the opening for 06:00 anyway. This is the fourth writ in twenty months. The Lo...

Adventure Alerts
Adventure Alerts

Historic Registry Burns. They Arrest the Pony With the Receipt.

An hour of light on the east drove. The map's kettle sat over the coal under the stair.

At two miles on the east drove, with an hour and a quarter of light left, the smoke off Dunwick's Registry lay in a low tan band over the Brake. The evening wind came through the g...

Ponyville Pulse

Four Hundred Wagons Parked. The Board Counted Twelve.

Haulers shut the South Cut over the new rate and dear oil. Shelves and pumps in the lower counties emptied.

Ida Crowe opened the ledger in Brine Hollow at six and found the milk line waiting with nothing under it. The card in the window still read six bits a pail. The case behind the car...