Michael Keehan Staff Writer Eric Adams, the sitting mayor of New York City, was indicted by a grand jury on five federal charges, the first for a sitting mayor of the nation’s largest city. These charges include bribery, wire fraud conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and two counts of solicitation of contributions by foreign nationals. […]
The Marauders celebrate after Jacob Burke scored his second goal of the game. KATELYN AUTY / SNAPPER Katelyn Auty Head Copy Editor Social Media Editor Associate Sports Editor Millersville’s D2 Ice Hockey team secured their first win of the season Friday night, defeating West Chester 4-3 in a thrilling overtime matchup. The Marauders donned pink […]
Dino Carbone: Crafting a life in music
Angel Santana Staff Writer For Dino Carbone, music is more than just a passion, it’s a way of life. Carbone, a Millersville senior, is in two bands, Toby Jones and Blind Hope. But a job in the music industry is far from where he was born and raised: Glen Mills, Pennsylvania. “Nobody knows exactly where […]
Grayson Thran Staff Writer When you go to a concert, you’re typically pretty aware of what you’re getting yourself into. When it comes to JPEGMAFIA, that’s another story. For me, this show was the definition of expectation-breaking in all things; form, musicianship, and energy, and it’s an easy recommendation from me. On Sept. 13, […]
Breonna Dull Features Editor 100 years ago, Lancaster County was thinking about the future and made choices that allowed us to have the resources and programs we benefit from today. The same forward-thinking approach is needed now as we consider how to invest in the next 100 years. On Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024, the Lancaster […]
Sevan Sinton Associate News Editor A community meeting was held at Gettysburg College on Thursday, Sept. 27 after an incident regarding the Gettysburg College Men’s Swim Team. On Sept. 18, Gettysburg College told media that it was investigating an incident where a white swim team member used a boxcutter to carve a racial slur into […]
Referees discuss a potential penalty. PHOTO COURTESY OF MARK6MAUNO / FLICKR Katelyn Auty Head Copy Editor Social Media Editor Associate Sports Editor The National Hockey League (NHL) has adopted four rule changes ahead of its 2024-2025 season. The changes were unanimously approved by the League’s Board of Governors, NHL General Managers, and the NHL/NHL Players’ […]
Isaiah Tobi Ogunbare poses for a photo on media day. PHOTO COURTESY OF MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY Justin Staggers Managing Editor The transfer portal has undeniably changed the landscape of college basketball in the United States. Coaches are no longer just recruiting new talent—they must also re-recruit players within their own locker room who may have garnered […]
New York Knicks acquire Karl-Anthony Towns
Ben Staker Sports Editor On Friday, Sept. 27, the New York Knicks shocked the NBA world by acquiring four-time all-star Karl-Anthony Towns in a three-team trade. According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, the three teams involved in the blockbuster trade are the New York Knicks, Minnesota Timberwolves, and Charlotte Hornets. The Knicks are acquiring […]
46,889 fans say farewell to the Athletics
Joshua Hicklin Staff Writer As of Thursday, Sept. 26, the Oakland Athletics played their very last game in the Coliseum. This game was a sold-out home game, the first sold-out game since the 2019 playoffs. The Athletics are leaving the Coliseum in Oakland after this season and will be playing in Sacramento, California until their […]