TOP STORIES:
Secrets of Fenville Tickets Selling Faster than Expected
   The independent film Secrets of Fenville premieres on November 20, 2003 at 7:00pm and 9:30pm at Landmark's Main Art Theatre in Royal Oak, Michigan. The event is still ten days away; however, as of yesterday, about half of the available tickets had been sold. "It's great that so many people are buying in advance," said one of the film's directors, "but now I worry that we won't have many tickets left the day of the screenings." Tickets for Secrets of Fenville are being sold at Thomas Video, 122 S. Main Street in Clawson, Michigan.
   Tickets for Dead/Undead, the last movie made by this group, also sold quickly. The last ticket was sold almost 24 hours before the film's premiere last October. More...

Charity Event at Secrets of Fenville Premiere
   When you stop in for the Secrets of Fenville Premiere, why not brighten someone else's holiday by bringing a non-perishable food item or a new toy, game, or children's book with you? ExclusiveMagazine.com will be in the Main Art Theatre lobby from 4pm to 10pm in conjunction with the Secrets of Fenville world premiere, collecting food for Gleaners Community Food Bank and toys for local Children's Hospitals to be delivered on Christmas Eve.

   All donations will be noted and, in the second week in December, all those who gave will receive an invitation to join ExclusiveMagazine.com for their Annual Holiday Get-Together.  For more donation information please contact ExclusiveMagazine.com by phone at (248) 642-3277 or via email at exclusivemagazine@flash.net. More...

BREAKING NEWS:
Another Mass Killing Discovered
   During last Tuesday's unseasonably warm afternoon, residents near an industrial complex on the city's east side complained to Fenville police about a strange, pungent odor eminating from one of the buildings. What police found was another mob bloodbath, the third such occurance in as many months. Police reportedly discovered six bodies scattered around the inside of an unmarked warehouse on Coloma Avenue. Three of the bodies were identified as members of the O'Riley crime family, based in Chicago. More...

CONTINUING COVERAGE:
Schlock's Brewery Owner Questioned by Police, Released
   Three weeks after Fenville Times reporter Jorge Holmstead was found murdered on the grounds of the Schlock's Brewery in Big Oaks Township, Schlock's owner Barry Norse was taken into police custody on Friday, and was released nearly seven hours later. Norse would not comment on the matter, but the Fenville County Sherriff's office insisted that Norse was not a suspect in the case. "We questioned Mr. Norse on the nature of his meeting with Holmstead on the day of the murder, in an effort to narrow down the probability of our suspects," said Fenville County Sherriff James Bluth in a prepared statement. More....

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