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Rivers · 02-08-2022, 01:57 PM

THE EVENING REPORT

LIVONIA | 8 February 2022

STATE FUNERAL OF JEREMY CLINTON

Former Prime Minister's State Funeral Procession.

The funeral of Jeremy Clinton started with an Honouring Procession inside Hiron Cathedral's main atrium at 08.00 in the morning. The public ceremony includes a choir singing and a troop review by the President. At 10.00, the coffin is mounted into a horse carriage, escorted by the 'Thunder Company' 32nd North Liv Mounted Company. With the bereaved family in the front, the procession went through Halbert-Joanna Avenue towards the Portofino National Cemetery south of the Old City. Countless citizens attended the procession, as well as Civil War Veterans and politicians of Clinton's era.

After reaching the cemetery, Prime Minister Alston gave a short remark about the First Prime Minister's life. She briefly pointed out the many achievements Clinton had, both personal and through His administration, as well as the many values the deceased held through the perilous years of Reformation. Her remark ended with a thankful note, representing the gratitudes all Livanan owe to the late Mr. Clinton.

LIVONIA PREPARES TO HOST THE PRESIDENTIAL LEAGUE
Earlier this week, the National Football Association announced Livonia as the next host for the Presidential League. The announcement was met with sudden activity in Livonia Sports Complex, particularly around the Tarsis Rotunda. The old stadium is in the final stage of a renovation that started six months ago regarding its roofing and sanitation. The Mayor of Livonia ensured the Association that the Complex and the Stadium will be finished by late March; three weeks before the first match begins.

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PEOPLE'S VOICE: A GRANDSON PERSPECTIVE
NP met the late Jeremy Clinton's grandson in his residence on February 7th. Michael Clinton is currently teaching history at a local elementary school and lives inside a flat in Tossor Quarter; a residence we would barely call comfortable. However, Mr. Clinton, straight after letting our team into a small living/dining room, pointed out that this very flat is the home of the First Prime Minister, bought with his sweats and toils. Mr. Clinton proudly showed us the photos of his late grandfather and some of Jeremy Clinton's famed handmade mechanical clocks. Although some of those clocks would be priced for hundreds of thousands in Rochaumbert Auctions, and the fact that the Clinton Family received an undisclosed annual compensation, they live their life almost the same as the laborers of Tossor. When we asked where all the money went, Mr. Clinton said that he "... gave it to St. Oberys ..." an orphanage in Old Livonia his grandfather helped build in his youth. Indeed, the Clintons have always been humble and generous with their belongings.

Mr. Clinton reminisced about his time with his grandfather. "After my father's death, he took me as if I'm his son," said him. He stated that his youth with him was a peaceful and happy time. "But after he became Prime Minister, things become difficult for our family." Mr. Clinton said that the then Prime Minster Clinton became estranged from the rest of the family. However, as soon as his term ended, the Prime Minister returned to his family and quickly make amends. "He cried one night, begging our forgiveness, on which my mother said that there's nothing to be forgiven in the first place. The next day, he brought us to a three days trip in Aften." Mr. Clinton then said to us that Jeremy Clinton is the best man he ever met. A statesman and a patriot, a devoted son and a loving father, and an enduring role for future generations to come. He ended our meeting by giving to us a message from his grandfather. "Row your boat to the ends of the world, you will always need to return ashore - which basically means family matters."

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