Local Storm Takes Down Chicken Coop

A local storm came tearing through the region yesterday causing devastating damage. With countless leaves blown off the trees and multiple dandilions losing their heads, the region was on high alert to avoid potential damages amounting to insurmountable costs.

Unfortunately, one resident has lost a major portion of his real estate property. Johny Poorpoor, a local farmer who owns a fourth an acre of land has lost his chicken coop resulting in a major decline in property value. Poorpoor states that he was just about to add improvements to his real estate investment prior to the storm destroying his.

"I was going to add a sun roof for the chickens to get sunlight" states Poorpoor "unfortunately, the price of chicken wire is so high these days, I have to count it a complete loss."

Poorpoor has been out of work for three years depending entirely on the eggs his chickens lay to keep him alive. Now, he must forage for mushrooms instead.

Locals in the community have come together to hold a fundraising event for Poorpoor miraculously raising a total of ten dollars. Unfortunately, this still falls short of the thirty needed for the new chicken wire. Poorpoor states that he is grateful for the community investing so much in his cause. For the time being, he will use the funds to purchase a cardboard box and move to the Oil City Veterines bridge where he will start his own flower and sugar business.