GTN Newshour
Hej, and to our non-Goyanean viewers, hello. This is GTN Newshour for Tuesday, November 23, 2016. I am Ron Johansson live from the GTN newsroom in Goyanes City. Today's top stories:
Today, at the port of Jaegerstrom, the flagship of the Hysende Line, the HMS Atlas left on the inaugural winter season cruise up the Great Nyhett Fjord, making stops in Goyanes City, Naderfjord, and Hosen Saeg, before traveling to Hofsvaegr to be home-ported there. The Grand Emperor and his wife, Annelise, are onboard the ship, and will be traveling all the way to Hosen Saeg.
Yesterday, at Goyanes City Station, Transport Minister Harold Morgan announced the construction of 4 additional platforms for high speed trains to accommodate more trains and alleviate congestion during peak times. The new platforms are expected to be completed by the end of 2017, along with the ongoing computer system overhaul currently taking place.
This morning, in Igenass, several men were arrested after they illegally crossed the border and hiked for 36 hours through the woods across the southern provinces of Sorland and Kira. The Goyanean Border Guard has not yet released a public statement on the incident.
The progress on the revolutionary war in Jacksonville is going well, with continued support from Andrenne, Selvaris, and the Rebel Coalition, the war should be over soon.
Here is the sports update for tonight:
At the Naderfjord-Kelluna lacrosse game last night, Naderfjord narrowly pulled through in the last minute, beating Kelluna 7-6. In the Norstad-Goyanes City game, the match went into overtime after the regular time ended with a score of 8-8. Within the first 5 minutes of the OT, GC was able to score against Norstad. Final score was 9-8.
Tonight is the much-anticipated season opener of the Goyanean Curling League, and the Helix Arena in Goyanes City is packed to the brim with fans. The match is Norstad vs. Asturenn, and the Skip for Asturenn, Trent Hamilton, is out for a leg injury.
In other news, a public research poll has suggested that 77% of Goyaneans prefer the term "emoticon" over "emoji".
The popular game show, Geferen, hosted by Steve Williams, had the season finale last night, with the tiebreaker question, "Who was the lead architect in the design of the Tageskiele Palace?" being answered by Hannah Martin. She won 2 million Drams for answering the final question of the season. RKS TV executives said that the show will be renewed for two more seasons.
At the Naderfjord Zoo yesterday, a pair of sasquatch cubs were born, and a naming poll is underway on the zoo's website. The current top contenders are Ethan, Jon, and Natan for the boy, and Emily, Annelise, and Christine for the girl.
That is all for tonight, and we thank you for joining us tonight on GTN Newshour. Please tune in next time. We now bring you to the Curling Season Opener, live from Goyanes City.