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| − | The ''' | + | The '''Verrecchia Building''', also known as the '''Court of the Supreme Council''', is the home of the [[Supreme Council]] of the [[United States of Quentin]], the highest judicial body in the nation. Completed in 1861 after nearly 30 years of debate and fundraising, the building is located in the nation's capital city of [[Mechanicsburg]], in the [[Downtown Mechanicsburg|downtown area]] at 342 [[Second Street (Mechanicsburg)|Second Street]]. The building is located near the [[Verrecchia Memorial]], which is located on [[Sophie Verrecchia Avenue]] about a block away. The building is owned and maintained by the [[United States of Quentin Department of Monuments|Department of Monuments]], and is one of the three main federal buildings in the capital used by the three branches of government, along with the [[United States of Quentin Capitol Building|Capitol Building]] and [[777 Cupboard Place]]. |
| − | + | A home for the Supreme Council was imagined by few of the founders and government officials of the first few years of the USQ, and numerous Congresspeople, executive officials, and legal officials believed the Council should either be a traveling agency or set up at the capitol once it was built. However, the nation's first [[United States of Quentin Supreme Decider|Supreme Decider]], [[Sophie Verrecchia]], believed in the independence and authority of the branch, more than the other two, and continuously petitioned for the building to be created. After nearly 30 years, funds were raised and the building was finished in the downtown area, to represent the independence of the branch. Designed by [[Brent Lewarts]], the building was also designed to mirror district and state courthouses, and show unity, however with its pillars also represents strength and importance. | |
| − | + | Today the building is still home to the Supreme Council, and houses the chambers for the deciders, the main courtroom chamber, as well as a gym, offices, a library and study areas, and rooms for conversation, announcements, or ceremonies. The building is somewhat open to the public, as a few areas are restricted, however compared to the access of Cupboard Place and the Capitol, the Verrecchia Building is much more accessible.'''([[Verrecchia Building|Full article]])''' | |
| − | '''Past Featured Articles:''' [[ | + | '''Past Featured Articles:''' [[Chip Area]] '''・''' [[Master Works]] '''・''' [[Humakavula]] |
== Current Events == | == Current Events == | ||
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The Verrecchia Building, also known as the Court of the Supreme Council, is the home of the Supreme Council of the United States of Quentin, the highest judicial body in the nation. Completed in 1861 after nearly 30 years of debate and fundraising, the building is located in the nation's capital city of Mechanicsburg, in the downtown area at 342 Second Street. The building is located near the Verrecchia Memorial, which is located on Sophie Verrecchia Avenue about a block away. The building is owned and maintained by the Department of Monuments, and is one of the three main federal buildings in the capital used by the three branches of government, along with the Capitol Building and 777 Cupboard Place.
A home for the Supreme Council was imagined by few of the founders and government officials of the first few years of the USQ, and numerous Congresspeople, executive officials, and legal officials believed the Council should either be a traveling agency or set up at the capitol once it was built. However, the nation's first Supreme Decider, Sophie Verrecchia, believed in the independence and authority of the branch, more than the other two, and continuously petitioned for the building to be created. After nearly 30 years, funds were raised and the building was finished in the downtown area, to represent the independence of the branch. Designed by Brent Lewarts, the building was also designed to mirror district and state courthouses, and show unity, however with its pillars also represents strength and importance.
Today the building is still home to the Supreme Council, and houses the chambers for the deciders, the main courtroom chamber, as well as a gym, offices, a library and study areas, and rooms for conversation, announcements, or ceremonies. The building is somewhat open to the public, as a few areas are restricted, however compared to the access of Cupboard Place and the Capitol, the Verrecchia Building is much more accessible.(Full article)
Past Featured Articles: Chip Area ・ Master Works ・ Humakavula
Current Events
- The 2020-2021 QRO Season, the 72nd season of the Quentinian Roofball Organization, begins with the defending champion Kahoot Krushers playing their divisional rival, the David City Bureaucrats. The QRO is a professional roofball league based in the USQ. (August 21st)
- Skethish Prime Minister Baddan Tristan resigns after sexual assault and corruption accusations against him surface. A criminal investigation by the Skethish Doshand Flaghand is ongoing. (August 26th)
- The 2020 OBS Coastal Championship, the championship match of the Oceanic Body Sports Association, takes place in Harold Cedar, USQ. Pitting the winner of the Quentinian championship against the Ravensonian champion, the Coastal Championship resulted in Willie Boorse of Boston winning it all. (September 12th)
