David Is Grace's Husband; He Knew Her Before Sam; He Needs Her to Remember; She Does Not Remember; He Has Been Arrested; He Will Only Speak to Grace
The bed and breakfast. The window. The milk. The gun. The arrest. The handcuffs. The revelation. The Gazette has followed this story from the island and is filing the full account.
The man from the island, whose arrival this paper flagged in issue seven, has revealed his name as David. 
He is, per his own account, Grace Bennett's husband from before the fire that destroyed her memory. The Gazette is reporting this as stated by David and notes it has not been independently verified, that Grace does not remember him, and that his methods of introduction - which have included standing at windows at night, interrogating Jessica about her family at the bed and breakfast he checked into, standing over Grace while she slept, and ultimately kidnapping her - are not the methods this paper would recommend for a man trying to jog someone's memory. David did note that he merely brought her back to his room and this is all a misunderstanding after she had fainted. Is this his truth? or is he just trying to get escape?
The Gazette notes, on the subject of the Bennett Bed and Breakfast: it exists. It has a guest book. The Bennett family has apparently operated it for some time. It seems to be attached to the giftshop. Please write the paper if you know a good cartographer, we need to update our understanding of harmony 
. When the Bennett house burned down and sank into the earth in issue five, this paper reported the family as homeless. The Gazette is now revising its understanding of the Bennett family's property portfolio and notes that the question of why they did not simply stay at the bed and breakfast when their house burned down has not been answered by any available source and the Gazette is not going to be the one to ask Sam Bennett about it directly but is noting it here.
Upon checking into the Bennet Bed And Breakfast, David brandished a gun and consulted a photograph of Grace from what sources identified as an issue of Disappearing Houses Monthly. The Gazette notes this publication and notes it has a very specific editorial focus and that Harmony's house situation warrants coverage in it. Grace had a vision when David confronted her outside the Joint engagement party and fainted. The Gazette is noting the vision and noting that Grace's powers, which arrived in issue five, continue to operate independently of Grace's comfort level with them.
The Gazette must also note, on the question of David's claim: Grace Bennett has no memory of her life prior to being saved by Sam from a fire. The Gazette has been aware of this fact for several issues and considers it one of the more significant unresolved pieces of Grace's documented character, outside of the unsloved arson murder of her sister faith. If David is who he says he is, then Sam and Grace's marriage may be complicated in ways this paper is not yet in a position to fully assess. 
The Gazette is watching. The Gazette notes that a proper fire department might have produced records that could resolve some of this. This paper has been calling for one since issue three and is renewing that call now with additional urgency.
The Case for a Proper Fire Department in Harmony: Renewed, With New Evidence
The Gazette has previously noted Harmony's inadequate fire response infrastructure. The Bennett house burned down and sank. The Harmony Fire Department arrived, lent out jackets, and left. This paper now adds to its file: the absence of proper fire records from Grace's original fire means a woman cannot verify who she is or whether she has a prior husband. The Gazette considers this a direct consequence of institutional fire department failure with personal identity implications and is raising it at the editorial level. Harmony needs a fire department. It needs one with records. The Gazette is not going to stop saying this.
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Fold the jeweller Mr. Bradbury into the plan, and arrange for the ring to be given to 
The Gazette does not have the full list of sins but notes the confession was sought in the same week that Gwen is sitting on information about who sent the email that ruined Ethan's life. The Gazette notes the timing. Hank also took credit this week for tipping off the girls about the bachelor party stripper plan. The Gazette covers this fully below.
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The assembled women of Harmony, 
who had been tipped off by 
Luis and Ethan removed their Zorro masks expecting disgust. They found the opposite. The Gazette notes that the plan to embarrass their partners was itself embarrassing.
board this week to ask whether she could stop the incoming destruction. The board spelled YOU CAN'T. Tabitha and 
to contact the hot tub servant, who bore a considerable resemblance to Stewart from MAD TV. 
The Gazette made an effort to confirm whether this was Michael McDonald and was unable to do so due to, in this paper's own assessment, laziness. The Gazette is noting its own failure here. The resemblance was striking. The investigation remains incomplete. 
Julian tied Timmy to a chair and tortured him. 
After the interrogation they decided to be friends instead and knocked back a buncha martimmies.Timmy, motivated by self-preservation, offered to kill 
The Gazette notes the candle's extinction and declines to assign metaphorical significance to it in print, while acknowledging that the metaphorical significance is obvious. The girls dressed Timmy in the bows and ribbons from the opened gifts. Timmy appears to have accepted this with his characteristic equanimity. Please enjoy these timpics 
