As the title suggests, please begin here. Rules, important announcements, and just plain 'ole information will be placed here. I advise checking back here often for updates.

You'll find the character registration form posted here. You must create a character prior to doing anything else. After you submit your application, please wait patiently for an admin to accept you.

Here you'll find all of the member bios categorized by gender. An admin will move your accepted application here.

Despite it's naming, Newport Weekly is a bi-weekly newspaper that is released every other Sunday. We are always on the lookout for new reporters.

If you know you're going to be gone, please post here so if there's an activity check you won't be deleted. Nothing fancy just a short synopsis of the dates you'll be gone is fine enough.

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This is the single stop for trains running between big-city Augusta, Maine's capital, and little Newport. It's got that old-age feel to the architecture, but has been renovated diligently to keep up with the demands of modern transportation.

Complete with scenic photo ops and almost fifty miles of dirt trails, the hilly Newport State Forest is one of the richest squares of land in the state. Be sure to catch it in early fall-- the pale Birch trees are breathtaking in autumnal yellow.

Camping opens Memorial Day and runs through Labor Day.

If the ocean is just too big and fishy for your taste, feel free to take a dip in the public pool. Swimmers are always under the careful eye of a lifeguard so remember: no running! No diving!

On the edge of town you'll find the sports park, complete with a baseball diamond, football field, running track and a sprawling soccer field and bleachers for spectators by each. In between are shade trees, benches and paved walkways, making the park one of Newport's shining gems.

Once an old apartment building, the Strike Zone is Newport's smoky, neon-lit bowling alley du jour, complete with a cheap bar and greasy concessions.

Tournament Nights occur every Friday.

one of maine's best candy and ice cream stores, people flock to newport on the weekends and during summer just to taste their good ole' chocolate pie.

Yellow beaches, rolling dark waves and craggy rock formations make up the face of the beach. This is the place to catch a wave or get a tan with your friends.

Be warned that that there's only a lifeguard on duty from Memorial Day to Labor Day!

The hottest place to open in Newport in a long time, the Pink Flamingo is a dance and nightclub that is a beacon of bright lights and a nighttime pulse on the weekend. Its the face of Newport's growing night life and churns out rhythm from dark until dawn.

The zoo sits about twenty minutes away from Newport, along the freeway that takes you to Augusta. There are many great adventures to be had here, from the big cat house to the aviary and a medley of stage shows featuring the zoo's exotic animals and talented handlers. The zoo isn't incredibly large or wealthy, but the small group of animals featured is great fun for the whole family.

Rocking Horse Farm is on the outskirts of Newport. Being a small 20 acres, it has every animal. Even programs and petting zoos. They even give lessons for horseback riders. Did I mention there's camels and donkeys?

The one and only high school of this little town. They have all the basic classes plus a few extra. Grades 9-12.

This use to be the old high school building until they remodeled it and built a new high school. They have kindergarten all the way up until eight grade here. Grades K-8.

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