EmmaEagle

Feburary 8, 2009

Emma Smiley

Automotive 

On January 15, 2009 there was a new car wash opening. The car wash is called Auto-Magic and it's located on Washington Blvd. Although  January is an unorthadox time to open a car wash, the lines were around the block on Friday when the temperature reached 60 degrees F.

Auto-Magic is oned by Mr. G. Reteriever. When Mr. Reteriever was asked why he opened a carwash in winter he answered, "I think people are concerned about the damage the road salt can do to the car. With the winter we've been having, I think we'll be busy 'til spring."

One of the customers waiting in line, Mr. Hog, said, "My car is very messy. I think Auto-Magic will really lept me out. After all, I am a hog." Mr. Reteriever and his employees hope they do well with your cars.

January 9,2009

Emma Eagle

Headline News

This week on Dec.2 2008, we hear from the owners of the Philadelphia Zoo, that monkeys from the zoo got out of their cages. A witness (that does not want their name in this report) tells us that they were spotted at the Local Movie Shop down on Gold Street. They said the monkeys were watching in the window which was playing The Wizard of Oz.

They were inspired enough to do something incredible, the monkeys were going to try to fly. So the unusual monkeys ran to the highest building they could find to jump off. They found parachutes to use too. The monkeys climbed the building they found and got ready to jump. The first monkey jumped and landed safely, the rest of them all landed safely too.(No more monkeys jumping on the bed).

Once they were finished with their fun, the monkeys celebrated their success by eating the bananas they found at a grocery store. Three days later the monkeys were caught robbing another movie store, they tried to get the movie "Mighty Joe Young" but thats a different story. After the incident, the monkeys were taken back to the zoo to be trained to be good again. Once they were officially trained they were put back into their cages and locked up tightly so they could never get out again.