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City of Hidden Cove

Making Hidden Cove America's premier city

in which to live, work, and raise a family.

"Welcome to Hidden Cove. We have always been on the edge of discovery. From an outpost in the middle of Native American hunting grounds to the capital of one of the first territories in the New World, Hidden Cove was a frontier town that's grown into the commercial and cultural center it is today. I invite you to discore the secrets of Hidden Cove by starting your adventure now."

~Robert Thompson, Mayor.

NEWS RELEASE ! ! !

Hidden Cove was recently named as one of the "Greenest Cities in America" by Environmentalists for Justice. The city's recycling and use of 'green-energy' resources was the highlights of the non-profit organizations report. They named Sanitation Commissioner, Don Dirtworthy, and Josef Pass, the director of Hidden Cove Electric and Utilities two of the most forward thinkers in the region. Congratulations Gentlemen.

Director Pass

Commissioner Dirtworthy

NEWS RELEASE ! ! !

Harvard Law Review acknowledges fair minded judges and hard-working District Attorneys. Two of Hidden Cove's judges and both the District Attorney and the Assistant DA were recognized for their work over their careers. Judge James Gimbey has served Hidden Cove on the bench for the past 3 decades with no sign of slowing down while relative newcomer to the city, Judge Michael Higgins has already seen his fair share of exciting cases before his court. District Attorney Taylor Holtyn was recognized for his community service activites while ADA Willaim Rodgers was awarded the prestigious Scholar-Attorney award for the state for his work on the publication "Tort Reform: What a Joke".