Geneva to upgrade infrastructure



Collanden Department of Transportation Secretary, Arthur Macmillan, announced today that downtown Geneva will receive a massive infrastructure upgrade. Streets will be repaved, new bus stations will be installed, and a few select subway stations will be upgraded to deal with the increase of traffic.

The overhaul of the transportation system will begin September 9th. Macmillan says that all above-ground work will be completed by December 1st, to avoid having to deal with snow. During the winter months, the subway system will receive its upgrade.

I thought I'd drop to say that...

I'm just leaving for Rochester, NY for a few days. When I return I'll be revamping downtown Geneva, as well as continuing my work on the Wintergarden Estate. So I guess I'll talk to you again when I come back!

-Jason

Collanden to hold festival in honor of the arts

Department of Culture Secretary Robin Sibelius announced today that a nationwide festival will be held in honor of the arts. Starting August 30th and continuing through Saturday of that week, the event promises to be full of creativity and fun.

"The festival will be have many of the worlds best performers, and will include performances of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture performend by the Geneva Symphony Orchestra, Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1 performend by Martha Argerich, and much more".

At the end of the festival, the Department of Foreign Affairs in cooperation with the Geneva Parks Foundation will hold an event showcasing the League of Nations members.

Depending on how long the League Summit lasts, leaders from all member nations are invited to join the celebration.

Collanden News Network Daily News - 8/29/09

Collanden Applies to League of Nations

GENEVA - Prime Minister Gordon Kristoffer announced today in a morning press conference that Collanden as officially applied to the League of Nations. Hoping for both trade and diplomatic partners, Prime Minister Kristoffer decided that the LoN was the nation's best option, after considering COFR, IPON, the SCJU, and other unions.

"So far, the response has been overwhelmingly positive", said the Prime Minister.

-CNN