Justin Timberlake makes longtime fan’s dream come true, reveals gender of 7th child
According to KSL, despite being a mom of six kids who range in ages between 18 months and 13 years, Snider has never learned the gender of her children while she was still pregnant. So she created a sign that asked Timberlake to assist in the honors.
Pop singer Justin Timberlake helps Utah mom with gender reveal
Utah mom Kelly Snider asked Justin Timberlake to reveal the gender of her seventh baby during Timberlake's concert at the Delta Center. A fan of Timberlake for more than 20 years, Snider brought a poster to her front-row seat,
Justin Timberlake helps Utah County mom with gender reveal during concert
Pop singer Justin Timberlake helped a Utah mom of six with a gender reveal for baby No. 7 on Saturday night during his concert in Salt Lake City.
'7 Babies?': Justin Timberlake Jokes With Fan During Gender Reveal
A long-time fan of Justin Timberlake had her dream come true when the pop star revealed the gender of her baby — and the fact that she was pregnant — on stage at his concert in Salt Lake City on5. Footage from Kelly Snider,
Justin Timberlake helps long-time fan with seventh gender reveal at Utah concert
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How developer fees contribute to delays on infrastructure improvements San Jose needs
HOUSING AND BUSINESS developers in San Jose avoid building public improvements by paying fees to the city, but this often leads to infrastructure projects slowing to a crawl. Developers are typically ...
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Insufficient Builder Fees Leave San Jose With Infrastructure Backlog
land use consultant and San Jose State University urban planning professor Kelly Snider said. Developers can challenge fees and assessments from the city if they believe there are unnecessary costs.