"The Lighttower" Closes it's Doors

One of DJ Quark Allen's favorite places to play his music was "The Lighttower." I forget exactly when he started, but it's before Second Life Newser started.

Sunday, we at SL Newser learned the club was closed, the area it was at up for sale. The owner, supposedly, has been offline for a while.

Although not as popular as many sims that have vanished, the place still was where we went to relax on occasion, and sometimes have a chuckle or two that later showed up again as a cartoon.

The place will be missed.

The Sunday Party

It was this day one year ago in which our newspaper was founded. And today was the second day of our weekend anniversary event.


The event was held at The Lighttower, in Alentejo. Where Gemma Cleanslate's partner Quark frequently DJs. Breezes Babi, and her real-life daughter Glitter Xentalt can also be frequently found here, along with other friends.

Here's DJ Quark, looking like he was trying to pull a rabbit out of a hat, but it got stuck.

The Lightower's owner, Tabunt Swamphen, whom hosted the event.

And what's a party without food? And the cake was not a lie.

Here's Grey Lupindo, sporting a new look.

Visitors came in all shapes and sizes, such as this foot-high micro.


And a winged wolfess. She was someone's angel.

Friends old and new came by, from 10 Gooson of M&M Creations, to Eymerich Lane, to Treminari Huet, to Gentle Heron, and more.

There was an 'Sploder there, which saw some action. A number of prizes were given out, from wizard staffs to cars to avatars. The top prize was a free combat place from JessicaBelle Aeronautic Productions, either the German FW190 or the US Navy Hellcat. Kikas Babenco won the aircraft.

We planned for the party to last for a couple hours. But it went on for a while longer, the sky soon turning dark. Eventually, everyone left. But it was a night to remember.

Thank you all for your continued support and readership.

Bixyl Shuftan