Letter Addressed Only to “The Tall House” Produces Seventeen Possible Destinations
A letter with no street, district or name has given postal workers the exciting opportunity to consider every tall building in Ventorn.
Latest reports, incidents and everyday peculiarities from across the City of Ventorn.
A letter with no street, district or name has given postal workers the exciting opportunity to consider every tall building in Ventorn.
Heavy rain closed one staircase this morning. The warning sign also tried to leave, which officials considered unhelpful.
An enormous old pressure gauge has entered the city museum, where visitors have immediately become interested in the one part labelled DO NOT TOUCH.
The Market Office has launched a new numbering system after traders proved that integers alone were not enough supervision.
A workshop apprentice responded efficiently to the wrong bell and has now learned that hunger is not an official timing system.
A missing tool chest has been recovered after seeing more of Ventorn in one afternoon than its owner usually sees in a week.
Ventorn’s bakers will compete this Saturday in taste, appearance and whether the bun survives being carried to the judges.
Two streets have reopened after pressure testing, although one removed gauge maintained an admirable commitment to the same reading.
Blue municipal valves are for engineers, not curious residents, amateur inventors or people who “just wanted to see.”
Mechanical Postal Bird No. 7 has rejected part of its assigned route despite passing every inspection technicians have tried so far.
A market pipe produced three clear notes this morning, creating disagreement over whether it was music, plumbing or showing off.
Workers have heard the underground knocking again. The Engineering Office has added a rule that should not have been necessary.