According to two sources that have confirmed it to US Weekly, Nicki Minaj has signed on to be the newest judge for American Idol.
One source says, “I’m not sure the deal is completely done yet, but yes, she is definitely doing it. A few more slight things to sign off on but it is happening.”
A second source adds the R&B star is “100% confirmed to judge American Idol.”
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Lancaster city officials are seeking to have the Hotel Brunswick shut down on the grounds that it is a nuisance.
The city filed a complaint in Lancaster County Court Monday laying out its case, citing numerous police calls, code violations and failure to pay taxes.
Also on Monday, a county judge granted a separate request by city and county officials to temporarily halt the sale of alcohol at the hotel.
“The premises as currently being operated and maintained has become a public nuisance,” Mayor Rick Gray said Monday. “We have an obligation to the residents of the City of Lancaster and visitors to the city.”
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Editor’s note: The “feel good” story for today 🙂
Facing a districtwide budget crunch and the melding of two schools into one, teachers at Millmont Elementary School are likely feeling the crunch trying to get ready for the upcoming school year.
But thanks to the generosity of a handful of local businesses, things should be a little easier come opening day.
Merra Lee Moffitt, senior partner at Good Life Financial Group in Wyomissing, led a campaign to collect and donate school supplies to the teachers at Millmont.
“We like being involved in the community and giving back,” she said.
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A Maidencreek Township man was arrested after he pointed a loaded handgun at a couple in another vehicle in a road rage incident on Route 222 in Richmond Township, authorities said Monday.
Travis Heebner, 26, of the 6200 block of Allentown Pike was stopped by Muhlenberg Township police as he entered Business Route 222 in the township shortly after the incident Sunday.
Police said they seized his 9 mm pistol, which was on his lap in a nylon holster when he was stopped. Heebner has a permit for the weapon, which had one round in the chamber and 15 more in its magazine, according to court records.
Muhlenberg police turned Heebner over to Fleetwood police, who responded to the victims’ 9-1-1 call because they patrol Richmond Township.
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