Erinland Parks, Connecticut, America

**Erinland Parks, Connecticut, America**,

## Chronological Timeline

Charlotte Marshall and her twin sister Grace Kane who on mission during siege on Unite 38 on Para Island and found Maxa's clone infant Subject 4415 in the corner base during arresting of scientists and death of Francisco Nicolau (who fake his death and exiled in South Asia), and also gave her name —Gabriella— from her aunt and a middle name —Frances—, taken from the African-American astronaut Frances Andes (in this universe).

* Gabriella Frances Marshall (formerly, vacated), (staff of Puréeing Island, formerly)
* Charlotte Marshall
* Marilyn Marshall
* Grace Kane
* Mr. Marshall (Trace Marshall) (formerly, unknown: vacated or departed, Military, Army)
* Sam (pet)

## Racial Demographics

Erinland Parks is a thriving city located in Connecticut, known for its progressive values and diverse population. With a population of over 46,000 people, the city is the longest line of cities in the state, stretching for over 50 miles along the coast.

The city experiences a humid continental climate, with warm summers and cold winters. Average temperatures in the summer months range from the mid-60s to the mid-80s Fahrenheit, while winter temperatures typically range from the low 20s to the mid-30s Fahrenheit. The city also experiences moderate rainfall throughout the year, with the wettest months being May and June.

The city also experiences moderate precipitation throughout the year, with the wettest months being May and June. On average, Erinland Parks receives around 50 inches of precipitation per year, with snowfall averaging around 30 inches per year.

The city operates under a mayor-council form of government, with the mayor serving as the city's chief executive and the city council serving as the legislative body. The current mayor of Erinland Parks is Sarah Thompson, a progressive Democrat who was elected to her first term in 2018. Under Mayor Thompson's leadership, the city has continued to prioritize issues such as LGBTQ rights, gun control, and affordable housing.

Erinland Parks is a religiously diverse city, with 43% of residents reporting "Noting in particular" as their religious affiliation. However, there are also significant populations of Protestants, Roman Catholics, Jehovah's Witnesses, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, and Hindus. The city also has a substantial number of religiously liberal residents, including members of the Unitarian Universalist Association and other progressive denominations. Conversely, there are also a minority of religiously conservative residents, including members of conservative Protestant denominations and traditionalist Catholic groups.

The city has a majority of 71% Whites, with smaller diverse racial minorities making up the rest of the population. Most minorities can be found in suburban areas and urban cities over Erinland Parks, with smaller non-Caucasians like 9% living in rural villages, where the majority work in farms. The largest ancestry groups since 2010 were White-American, Irish, Italian, German, English/Anglo-Saxon, Scandinavian, Polish, French, African-American, Jewish-American, and Multiracial. There is also a significant population of Puerto Rican and Latino people, and the area is racially and culturally diverse, with many people of French-African, Japanese, Chinese, Turkish, Italian, and Indian origin.

Education in Erinland Parks is a mix of public and private schools, with 80% of students attending public schools and 36% attending private schools. Some private schools in the city are gender-segregated. Erinland Parks also has an estimated 830 homeless people.

The city is home to a wide range of flora, including Northeastern coastal forests and Chamaecyparis thyoides. Erinland Parks also has a well-developed transportation system, with highways, roads, and rail found throughout the city.

Erinland Parks is home to several professional sports teams that draw fans from across the region. The Erinland Parks Eagles are the city's beloved NFL team, and their games at the Erinland Parks Stadium are always a highlight of the fall season. The Erinland Parks Sharks are the city's NHL team, and their fast-paced games at the Erinland Parks Arena are a must-see for hockey fans. The Erinland Parks Giants are the city's MLB team, and their games at the Erinland Parks Field are a summer tradition for locals and visitors alike.

In addition to these major league teams, Erinland Parks is also home to several minor league teams that provide entertainment throughout the year. The Erinland Parks Thunderbolts are a popular minor league basketball team, and their games at the Erinland Parks Arena are a fun way to spend an evening. The Erinland Parks Stampede are a minor league soccer team that draws fans from across the state, and their games at the Erinland Parks Stadium are always exciting.

Tax collection in Erinland Parks is handled by the Connecticut Department and by local municipalities. The city's real estate market is strong, with sales of single-family homes totaling 9,760 units in recent years. The median home sold in 2019 recorded a transaction amount of $30,000, up 1.9 percent from 2012.

Despite its many positive attributes, Erinland Parks has struggled with crime in recent years. The city has an average of 6.8% robberies, 3.2% murders, 2.1% sexual assaults/rapes, and other crime rates that are higher than the state average. The local police department is working hard to address these issues and has implemented various community policing initiatives to help reduce crime and improve public safety.

## Notable Residents

* Marilyn Marshall
* Charlotte Marshall (Military)
* Mr. Marshall (Trace Marshall) (formerly, unknown: vacated or departed, Military, Army)
* Sam (pet)
Stuedents
* J.K. (Jessica Kim) Fitzpatrick
* Hanna Ayers
* Grace Lynn Ortega
* Sam Fuentes
* Juliet Cordova
* Taylor Hobbs
* Melody Hobbs
* Martin Murphy
* Ash Mooney
* Jordon Citron (Puréeing Island)
* Helvey Williams (Puréeing Island)
* Miaya Kovalenko (Barvisti) (relocated)
* Ana Melnik (Barvisti) (relocated)
* Melania Giannetta (Rome's Vestments) (relocated)
* Alessandra Lauricella (Rome's Vestments) (relocated)
* Pippa Sbarra (Rome's Vestments) (relocated)
Garcia Williams (judge)
Alivia Gibson (judge)

The Wilsons
* Aaron Wilson (military, ex-general)
* Fiona Wilson
* Alex Wilson

The Blevins
* Kimmy Blevin
* Micheal Blevin
* Joanne Blevin (staff of Puréeing Island)
* Rose (pet)
* Freddy (pet)

The Rushs
* Frances Rush
* Hank Rush
* Billie Rush
* Anne-Lynn Rush
* Nina Rush
* Luke Rush

The Hills
* Frank Hills
* Rosette Hills
* Mira Hills
* Lauryn Hills

* Mr. Garza
* Mr. Harrell
* Mr. Cole
* Mr. Green
* Mr. Mooney
* Mrs. Kimani (relocated)
* Mrs. Chan (relocated)
* Mrs. Mcpherson (relocated)

Lumontson Street

The Marshalls

* Gabriella Frances Marshall (formerly, vacated)
* Marilyn Marshall
* Charlotte Marshall
* Mr. Marshall (Trace Marshall) (formerly, unknown: vacated or departed)
* Sam (pet)

The Blevins

* Kimmy Blevin
* Micheal Blevin
* Joanne Blevin
* Rose (pet)
* Freddy (pet)

The Wilsons

* Aaron Wilson
* Fiona Wilson
* Alex Wilson

The Hills

* Frank Hills
* Rosette Hills
* Mira Hills
* Lauryn Hills

The Rushs

* Frances Rush
* Hank Rush
* Billie Rush
* Anne-Lynn Rush
* Nina Rush
* Luke Rush

Shopping Center (All Stars Halls)

* Jordon Citron (Puréeing Island)
* Helvey Williams (Puréeing Island)
* Miaya Kovalenko (Barvisti) (relocated)
* Ana Melnik (Barvisti) (relocated)
* Melania Giannetta (Rome's Vestments) (relocated)
* Alessandra Lauricella (Rome's Vestments) (relocated)
* Pippa Sbarra (Rome's Vestments) (relocated)

At St. Norman-Lear Mibble School

* J.K. (Jessica Kim) Fitzpatrick
* Hanna Ayers
* Grace Lynn Ortega
* Sam Fuentes
* Juliet Cordova
* Taylor Hobbs
* Melody Hobbs
* Martin Murphy
* Ash Mooney
* Mr. Garza
* Mr. Harrell
* Mr. Cole
* Mr. Green
* Mr. Mooney
* Mrs. Kimani (relocated)
* Mrs. Chan (relocated)
* Mrs. Mcpherson (relocated)