Datsville, September 8, 1999
Datsville dedicated the central James Jessiman Memorial Park, honoring the
gifted inventor of the DAT file. Citizens feel safer thanks to the
completion of the Datsville Fire Department’s new facilities, and were happy
to receive their first mail (though they had to walk 1½ blocks to pick
it up).
Historic preservationists decried the leveling of Brian Sauls’ “Yellow
House,” but Brian vowed to rebuild in a more suitable location, and with
a more complete roof. In other news, traffic appeared on Datville’s streets
for the first time, and the church got a more friendly paint job.
Due to time constraints, this update does not contain author information,
but the mayor wishes to thank all those who have contributed so much to
the town!
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