President Trump Shifts Focus to Pennsylvania to Shore up Re-election

Trump shifts focus to Pennsylvania to shore up reelection
By JONATHAN LEMIRE, MARC LEVY and THOMAS BEAUMONT Associated Press
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — With less than 40 days to go until the election, Pennsylvania is poised to emerge as the most crucial battleground on the map, one President Donald Trump may not be able to be win another term without. But while Trump’s campaign has made an overwhelming push for the state — the president is visiting it twice this week — capturing its 20 electoral college votes would require beating Joe Biden in his own backyard. Recent Pennsylvania polls disagree over the state of the race: Some show Trump and Biden in a competitive race, while others have Biden slightly ahead.

PRC TO CONDUCT HOUSEHOLD CHEMICAL COLLECTION EVENT OCTOBER 10 IN BEAVER COUNTY

Collection event to incorporate advance registration and new fee structure

The Pennsylvania Resources Council (PRC) will host a household chemical collection event in Beaver County on Saturday, October 10, to provide Pennsylvania residents with an opportunity to safely and cost effectively dispose of common chemicals such as cleaners, paints, stains and varnishes, batteries, motor oil and pesticides.

The next PRC household chemical collection will take place on Saturday, October 10, from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. at the Bradys Run Park Recycling Center. 

At this event, PRC will incorporate safety measures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic including a new fee structure and an advance registration system required by the PA Department of Environmental Protection.

“This year PRC has introduced new procedures including advance registration and a new fee structure to reduce the number of interactions occurring between event participants and staff to promote safety during the current COVID-19 outbreak,” according to Sarah Alessio Shea, PRC Collection Events Manager.

A $20 fee will cover the cost of disposing up to 10 gallons/50 pounds of aerosol cans, automotive fluids, chemistry sets, gasoline and kerosene, household cleaners, mercury thermometers, paint products, pesticides/garden chemicals, photo chemicals and pool chemicals.  Oversized loads will be subject to a fee of $20 per additional 10 gallons/50 pounds at the discretion of on-site staff.  Participants will also pay $12 per fire extinguisher and $15 per pound of liquid mercury.

“New safety measures enable PRC to offer a nearly contactless event,” said Shea.  “All PRC staff members in attendance adhere to the most current safety protocols issued by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and local health authorities, which includes the wearing of face masks.”

Participants at collection events must adhere to the following guidelines: 1) register online in advance 2) place all items in car truck or truck bed 3) wear a mask when speaking with on-site personnel 4) remain in vehicle at all times 5) bring exact change or check payable to PRC 6) visit PRC’s website for updates before attending the event.

 

Participants must register in advance at www.prc.org/HHWregistration.

For information concerning PRC’s complete 2020 schedule of collection events, visit www.prc.org or call 412-488-7452 or 724-770-2064.

Ellwood City Man Killed in Big Beaver Accident

Story by Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano

(Big Beaver, Pa.) An Ellwood City man died as a result of a 2 vehicle accident  at Fairlane Boulevard and Shenango Road in Big Beaver at approximately  2:45 p.m. on Friday, September 25, 2020. Pa. State police reported  that  Ron Lacava 76  of Ellwood  was operating a pickup truck  when a dump truck drive was attempting to make a left hand turn in front of the pick, and the vehicles collided.

State Police are investigating, according to the report.

Indians rally for 8-6 win over Pirates, could host playoffs

Indians rally for 8-6 win over Pirates, could host playoffs
By BRIAN DULIK Associated Press
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Indians could be staying home for the first round of the postseason. Carlos Santana had four RBIs and delivered a go-ahead, two-run double in the seventh inning as the Indians rallied for an 8-6 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates to put themselves in position to gain home-field advantage for their AL wild-card series. The Indians need the Chicago White Sox to lose to the Cubs to move into second place in the AL Central and fourth in the AL on the final day of the regular season. The Pirates held a 6-2 lead in the bottom of the sixth, when Franmil Reyes belted a three-run homer that chased starter JT Brubaker and began the comeback.

Steelers stay perfect, keep Texans winless in 28-21 victory

Steelers stay perfect, keep Texans winless in 28-21 victory
By WILL GRAVES AP Sports Writer
PITTSBURGH (AP) — James Conner ran for 109 yards and the go-ahead touchdown midway through the fourth quarter as the Pittsburgh Steelers stayed perfect by rallying past the Houston Texans 28-21. The Steelers improved to 3-0 for the first time in a decade by putting the clamps on the Texans in the second half. Houston managed just 51 yards and two first downs after halftime as an early 11-point lead vanished. The Texans dropped to 0-3. Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt collected a sack to win bragging rights over older brother J.J., a star defensive end for the Texans.

Neshannok wins over Freedom 54 – 20

Neshannok traveled to Freedom tonight for a game between the Lancers and the Bulldogs.  The Lancers got points on the board early with two touchdowns early in the game. On their next drive however, the bulldogs began to fight back, managing to secure an interception.  Neshannok managed to stick Freedom to 4th down, but as the Lancers were expecting a punt, the Bulldogs pulled off a fake punt and got themselves a first down.  Freedom scored on the next play setting the score to 13 – 7 in favor of the Lancers. Unfortunately for the Bulldogs, Neshannok came back with another score to put their lead at 20 – 7 at halftime.  Freedom started the 4th quarter strong with a 73 yard touchdown pass to tighten the score to a single possession game.  Unfortunately for the Bulldogs, Neshannok was not willing to give up their fight.  The Lancers managed to spend the rest of the game putting more points on the board.  The game ended with a score of 54 – 20, in favor of Neshannok.

CCBC Players of the Game Friday September 25, 2020

Friday, September 25, 2020:

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Neshannock- Cam’ron Owens
Freedom- Reiker Welling

Scoring Updates: Neshannock at Freedom: Friday September 25, 2020

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Scores from Across the Valley: Friday September 25, 2020

Friday, September 25, 2020:

 

 

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Neshannock
Freedom

 

54
20   Final
                        WPIAL Class 2A Mid-Western Athletic Conference       
New Brighton
Mohawk
27
14   Final
Laurel
Riverside
41
13  Final
Beaver Falls
Ellwood City
54
26  Final
                        WPIAL Class 1A Big Seven Conference      
Northgate
Union
14
34    Final
Rochester
Burgettstown
29
7    Final
OLSH
Fort Cherry
35
13  Final
Shenango
Cornell
68
14  Final
                                                Non-Conference      
Ambridge
Blackhawk
7
38  Final
Avonworth
South Side
19
16  Final
Cental Valley
New Castle
49
21  Final
Chartiers Valley
Hopewell
39
19  Final
Fox Chapel
Moon
13
35  Final
Quaker Valley
Aliquippa
0
73  Final