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La Polpetta Quotidiana

Newspaper Information

Type:	Daily
First appearance:	"Simpsley"

La Polpetta Quotidiana is a newspaper in Bella Truffa.

Marge Skinner read about Seymour Skinner's body being found in La Polpetta Quotidiana. However, the newspaper also identified the body as Homer Simpsley's instead.

La Polpetta Quotidiana translates to "The Daily Meatball".

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