county Westmoreland: Last News

I’ll hold my hands up to it – my nails are more shabby than chic.They’re weak, flakey, rough, unkempt and a whole lot of other adjectives that would make for an unsavoury dating profile. My past solution has been to disguise them in the darkest, thickest polishes I can find, which is a bit sixth-form sloppy but I can’t say it’s something that’s really troubled me much.

A Pennsylvania woman is facing charges after authorities say she allegedly goaded her estranged boyfriend into dying by suicide. Mandie Reusch (pictur

food restaurant hostage after telling them he sent undercover to “restore Donald Trump to the position of President King of the United States”.The strange incident occurred in Westmoreland County, US.Jan Stawovy, 61, burst into the Delmont branch of Dairy Queen waving a gun and a yellow safety vest – and for some reason a rainbow clown wig – and threatened everyone inside it.READ MORE: Queen mourners left 'retching' over stench of portable toilets for those in queueA police officer arrived within one minute, and arrested the crazed bloke, before he made the admission that he was there working “undercover” to “restore Trump to presidentr king of the United States”.He also, chillingly, said that he wanted to “kill Democrats and liberals” and that he wanted to protected himself from “drug traffickers”.Having been searched after the arrest he was found to have a handgun and ammo on him, while two more guns were found in his car along with a shocking 62 rounds of ammo.According to local news reports, the strange bloke was told to leave a church he was a member of – called the New Stanton Assembly of God – and he was told to “get some professional help”, although it's not clear why this happened.He also posted on his Facebook page the message “civil war in 2024?” alongside an image of former US president Donald Trump.A spokesman from the Delmont Borough Police Department said on Facebook: “We would like thank District Attorney Nicole Ziccarelli for attending our Borough council meeting last evening."DA Ziccarelli and her administration also presented the borough with the funding to purchase two ballistic shields."The shields will be on patrol with our officers when responding to critical incidents and used for officer

There are two clear themes that have emerged by now at this year’s Venice film festival: one is the concept of the lost soul (Bardo, White Noise) and the other is the sometimes perilous consequence of letting big-name directors cut loose on their dream projects (also White Noise, Bardo). At 92, Frederick Wiseman has earned the right to do whatever he wants, but anyone getting over-excited about the prospect of this, his fiction debut, ought to know that Un Couple a) isn’t strictly fiction at all, and b) is very much of a piece with his famously unhurried longform documentaries.

driver told a judge he thought he was a "time traveller" after stealing a car and leading police on a 40-mile high-speed pursuit. Thomas W Lee in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, USA, claimed he needed to save his son from a corrupt government when he stole a car in a Hempfield shopping plaza, before driving down the Pennsylvania Turnpike last year.The motorist said: “I stole a car because I was tired of walking.

Director Wash Westmoreland (Still Alice) has tapped rising star Millicent Simmonds (A Quiet Place) and Rachel Brosnahan (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel), to star in Helen & Teacher about famous Deafblind activist Hellen Keller and Anne Sullivan, her committed yet controlling translator and companion.

Manori Ravindran International Editor“A Quiet Place” breakout Millicent Simmonds and “Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” star Rachel Brosnahan will play Helen Keller and her teacher Anne Sullivan in the forthcoming feature film “Helen & Teacher.”Simmonds, who is deaf, is a distant cousin of Deafblind activist Keller.