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Random East Brunswick: Cracking the Case

Thanks to James Wendell and Lou Neely, the case of "Tickling the Ivories at McGinnis" has been solved.

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Several weeks ago, Random East Brunswick posed the question: ?

Well, during a , certain facts came to light, thanks to Councilman James Wendell. Determined to get to the bottom of this mystery, Wendell asked Lou Neely, head of the Finance Department, why this fine instrument was sitting there.

Neely's response was that it had belong to Playhouse 22 and moved there because damage to the sound board has made it irreparable.

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Thanks Mr. Wendell and Mr. Neely helping solve this mystery.

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