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Holiday Horror Strikes Again!

  • December 4, 2009

by Michelle Crabb

Norden, Ca - Recent police reports indicate that the Holiday Horror has struck again, making Nikki Drayson, a junior correspondent with Innsmouth Free Press, the fifth disappearance within the vicinity of Sugar Bowl Ski Slopes this month. Officials have widened their search efforts to include Ice Lakes, a small village nestled a couple of miles away from the lodge.

Emmett Phillips, a doctor with a private practice in the hills of Ice Lakes, was the last person …

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This Month in Innsmouth (November)

  • November 27, 2009

by Amanda J. Spedding

‘Citizens for Justice’ Protest

A protest will be held this Saturday at Marsh Recreational Gardens by Arkham County’s ‘Citizens for Justice’. Protests have been held in adjoining counties following the release of Albert Hendrickson. ‘Citizens for Justice’ co-ordinator, Helene Bojanowski told Innsmouth Free Press, “I want the people of Innsmouth to open their eyes to the threats around them. This will be a peaceful protest where we ask the residents of Innsmouth to sign our petition …

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Turf War Breaks Out Among University Employees

  • November 23, 2009

by Mari Ness

Innsmouth, MA – A strange and surprising argument has reportedly exploded between two Arkham University departments that would, on first glance, seem to have little to do with each other – the Art History Department and the newly named Center for Marine Sciences (CMS).

The fight, insiders say, stems from the recent find of an Early American necklace retrieved by divers from the CMS during a recent Black Reef dive. The CMS is currently undertaking a federally-funded …

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Third Survey Expedition Yields Living Treasures

  • November 20, 2009

by Mari Ness

After unexpectedly finding gold on their last trip, marine biologists from Arkham University hardly expected to do much better on this trip. But if this survey yielded no sunken treasure of the traditional kind, the biologists are still extremely pleased with the results.

“This is really the first trip where we’ve been able to get a full sense of the marine diversity out on that reef,” explains Emilia Vargas-Ruiz, graduate student at Arkham University and dive leader. …

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Hendrickson Released Again

  • November 13, 2009

By Amanda Spedding

Arkham, MA - Six weeks after being attacked in his residence, Albert Thomas Hendrickson has been released from Arkham County Hospital. Under police guard, Mr. Hendrickson, 69, was taken to an undisclosed location for his protection.

Hendrickson, known as “The May Eve Slasher”, was recently released from Arkham Sanitarium after a 48-year commitment for the attempted murder of Josiah and Julia Cummings in 1961.

There was uproar surrounding Hendrickson’s freedom, with many Arkham residents voicing their concerns …

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