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No Recount Here: Margaret Faye
elected mayor uncontested
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The various elections over the years. They've
happened every three years ("Tom for Mayor," "The
One about Trust")
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Fun Park to change it's name to Old West Fun Park
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Connellsville Fun Park in "The Long Way Home"
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Corey Shadow is named for one of our favorite webmasters.
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Abe Norman built the sign in "The Painting"
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Old West Fun Park in "Red Herring"
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Local Internet guru strikes it big
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The Grahams, factsbuffet.com, Winchester Court and
other ties to "Life Trials of the Rich and Famous"
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Kids' Radio to debut exciting new drama
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Set up for "The Great Wishy Woz"
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Campbell College Planetarium nearing completion
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The planetarium is a references to the field trip
in "Red Herring"
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The name "Thomas Greyson" refers back to
"Eugene's Dilemma." Thomas Greyson was the president
of the college.
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The old planetarium at the science museum refers to
"Do, for a Change"
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Odyssey Times under New Management
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References the sale of the Odyssey Times in "Opportunity
Knocks"
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The Odyssey Tattler showed up in "The Other Woman"
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The Daily Mudslinger showed up in "Muckraker"
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Timothy Center to host camp for Connellsville youth
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This article was a set up for "Best Laid Plans"
before Connie and Jason knew their plans would change.
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New media company buys Stellar Hotel
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Introduced the company that played a prominent part
in "Opportunity Knocks"
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Parents protest new video release
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Revenge of the Killer Zombies-Part 3 is the
movie they watch in "Slumber Party"
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There are some movie references in the article.
Did you spot them?
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Famous skating team to perform
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Starlights on Ice, Zamboni drivers, and Nancy Sheridan
all referenced "Worst Day Ever"
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Local Gardener wins National Award
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Gloria Filgengeister and her rose bushes were supposed
to be the old woman with her dog who reprimands Mandy in "Worst
Day Ever." Notice that she says she doesn't want her
bushes trampled and that she's down the street from Whit's End?
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Talk radio program found to be most popular in town
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This article was to re-introduce "Candid Conversations,"
since it's being used again on AIO.
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Reviews of In Your Wildest Dreams and The Last Days of
Eugene Meltsner
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Many of the included comments in the reviews came
directly from fan comments
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John the Baptist Imagination Station program
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Tells a few of the events of "The Big Deal"
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Classified Ads
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I'll let you figure these out yourself.
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Harlow Doyle announces Daniel Boone Day
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We've heard that Harlow is a member of the Daniel
Boone Fan Club back in "Harlow Doyle, Private Eye"
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Imagination Station programs available
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Refers to the Christmas Imagination Station programs
over the years.
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Campbell College updates electronic security system
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A tie in to the events of "Red Herring"
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A Call to Action: Around the World Missions announces
summer pledge drive
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Various references to "Missionary: Impossible,"
including Vince Ludwig, Around the World Missions, and the Nairobi
Children's Home.
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The "Tomato War" is an actual event that
takes place here in my college town of Wilmore, Kentucky.
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Yearly Sunshine Girl cookies sale ends
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Refers to the cookie sale in "Life Trials of
the Rich and Famous"
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Costumes stores report drop in sales over Halloween season
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The Cinderella and Duck masks refer to the masks Alex
and David use in "Slumber Party"
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The All Saint's Day party at Whit's End from "What
Are We Gonna Do about Halloween?" is mentioned.
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Zappazoids still most popular video game in Odyssey
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The article references many episodes where Zappazoids
appears, particularly "Life Trials," "The Meaning
of Sacrifice," and "The Visitors"
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Candid Conversations with Connie scores high ratings
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Talks about how the seemingly desperate conversation
on Connie's radio show in "Red Herring" actually turned
out all right.
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Recreational Committee Announces Schedule for next year
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Refers to the Father-Son Baseball Clinic in "Our
Father"
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Yet another reference to the Zamboni drivers at the
Odyssey Civic Center mentioned in "Worst Day Ever"
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