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The Royal Charity Virgo Giveaway
20/08/2016
Jenna K. Hulscher

The Royal Trust Fund

The Royal Trust Fund is a young charity organization helping many residents of the state of San Andreas back onto their feet financially, along with assisting in schooling and healthcare. It's founder, Emma Royal, partnered with the San Andreas News Network in an effort to spread the word of charity drives and giveaways. By this, the organization hoped to achieve a greater public awareness of their cause and generous services to poverty-stricken individuals.

On August 16th, The Royal Trust Fund announced a giveaway of a Virgo to the neediest plea. Within a short while, a small assembly of poverty-stricken individuals made their way to the event outside the Fort Carson Cluckin' Bell. Before the giveaway was fully initiated, as well, the organization received a heart-felt anonymous donation of $40,000 for the cause.
 

Once the giveaway had begun, each individual explained their reasoning for their need for the car and/or the pecuniary charity. After Ms. Royal considered everyone's pleas, she came to her conclusion, gladly signing off the Virgo to the winner. Alongside this. a total of $60,000 - $20,000 to each selected recipient - Ms. Royal paying the last $20,000 out of her own pocket in a gracious display of character.

 

State Police Donation

Once the generosity starts - it's hard to stop! Just shortly after the event, Superintendent Evans of the San Andreas State Police donated a shocking $250,000 on the behalf of the department to The Royal Trust Fund. As proud service men and women of the public, the State Police donated in an effort to help prevent those of lower financial classes from turning to crime to help pay the bills by proving they still have an honest chance in life to make someone out of themselves! This generous donation will be used to assist anyone in need of financial assistance, may it be to pay hospital bills or keep the heat on for their family. The Royal Trust Fund is, needless to say, very grateful of the generous donation by State Police.

 

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Superintendent Evans poses with Ms. Royal with the generous donation on the behalf of the San Andreas State Police.

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Elite Trucking Newsletter - April- July 2016


 

Introduction

When myself and Michael Novak took over the company our main goal was stability. We did not care about numbers or profit, we just want San Andreas to get a consistent service from start to finish. This was not going to be an easy task, and we are still working on ensuring we do so. We've been keen on new blood and have been concentrating on recruitment as we want people to better their lives. If you're a hard worker who is keen to learn you will always be welcome at Elite Trucking. The past few months have not been easy with sickness and unpaid leave on the rise, which has also affected the Management team - this has made it much harder to get deliveries out on time but it's something we have worked extremely hard on. Remember, if you need a delivery you can always give us a call after your order has been processed.

Recruitment

Previous management dating back to 2014 have always had a minimalist approach to the staffing at Elite Trucking, but we're different. Without trying to sound too much like an English MP, we want to create more jobs for more hard working people within the county and if you're a hard worker then you are welcome. Our initial aim was to hire twenty more people in to the business, we now have over thirty employees. We are now San Andreas' biggest employer in the private sector, a fantastic achievement. We will be closing recruitment in the next couple of days whilst we have our quarterly performance reviews and then we will begin the hiring process once again. If you submit your application and recruitment closes before you've completed the process then you will still receive your interview and practical test.

Until next quarter,

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Michael Meyrick
Vice President, Elite Trucking

 

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PRESS RELEASE #145, RECRUITMENT DEADLINE EXTENDED

The San Andreas State Police recruitment opened on the 1st of August for Batch #37, in just one week we have seen one of the largest influx in applicants, making it one of the most competitive recruitment batches in recent months. Due to the large influx amount of applications, we have decided to extend the application deadline until 11:59PM, 11th August, 2016

I'd also like to pass my congratulations to all the applicants who have been successful for the position of cadet, who are eagerly anticipating the Academy sessions, which are to be held as followed:

Session #1 - Friday, 12th August, 2016.
20:00 (UTC +1 / BST) - Session #1
Session # 2 - Saturday, 13th August, 2016.
14:00 (UTC +1 / BST) - Session #2

Recruitment is at a year high, achieving almost double the amount of successful applicants in comparison to this month last year, we'd like to thank all parties involved, including Director of Recruitment Ronnie Moyles, for making Batch #37 run as smooth and as efficiently as possible.

Email: [email protected] (( Click ))
Phone: To get in touch, call the Public Affairs office on 911. ((Put non emergency in the dialog))
Write: Send your letters to Public Affairs Office, Dillimore Police Department, Dillimore, Red County.

Kind regards,
Sergeant Nicole McDonald
Public Affairs Editor

Article authorised by Lieutenant Colonel Vincent Kemp, High Command Team, San Andreas State Police.

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Monty Park; Red County's Hot Spot
31/07/2016
By: Katia Cortez


Montgomery Park, also known as Monty Park is a small public square located in the center of Montgomery here in Red County. Monty Park is hot spot with all members of the Red County community, however today I went out to explore exactly why that is the case. During an interview with one member of the community, Miss.Turner she had this to say, 

"I don't know, I assume [People come to Monty Park] because one person comes here, another one rolls around and they want company, and over time time people gather and mingle, human nature I guess."

Another, instantly recognizable member of the community who goes by the name Herb' he had this to say as well,

"Some people say it's been like this since the eighties; It's where all the new people come when they move to Red County." 

Whether it be the amazing dancing, great music, human nature or just a coincidence one thing is for sure, Montgomery Park's popularity has and will remain high for years to come. A place where all people can come, get along, have fun and make new friends. For SAN News I'm Katia Cortez.


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