BEAVER COUNTY WOMEN’S DAY 2020 on March 27th

The BEAVER COUNTY WOMEN’S DAY 2020 event will be held Friday, March 27, 2020 9 a.m.-11;30 a.m.

The theme is #EachforEqual. The event is being sponsored PA Career Link Beaver County & The Franklin Center of Beaver County.

It is free to attend and will be held at Career Link in the Beaver Valley Mall. This event is geared specifically for women, according to Shon Owens, Director of Men and Boys Initiative at Franklin Center of Beaver County, Inc.

A continental breakfast will be provided.

To RSVP for the event contact Owens at 724-378-2882 X11 or email him at sowens@franklincenter.org

AMBRIDGE BOROUGH ANNOUNCES RECYCLING EVENT 3/28/20

AMBRIDGE BOROUGH ANNOUNCES RECYCLING EVENT

The recycling event will be held at the Ambridge Borough building on Saturday, March 28th staring at 9AM. Household hazardous waste including TV’s, electronics, chemicals, bulbs and freon waste. There is a nominal fee and registration is required. To register call 1-866-815-0016 or visit www.ecsr.net.

McGuire Memorial annual car raffle !

McGuire Memorial annual car raffle!

McGuire Memorial is having its 13th annual car raffle.  This year there are 4 options to choose from:
Ram Truck, Jeep, Alfa Romeo, or the latest addition: a Harley Davidson Motorcycle.

Each Vehicle has a $50,000.00 value. The Vehicle was donated so 100% of the proceeds go directly to the McGuire Memorial Foundation, for the future needs of the residents of McGuire Memorial.
Tickets are $25.00 each and the drawing is at the Auction for
McGuire Memorial on March 7, 2020.

Go to https://www.mcguirecarraffle.org to see the vehicles and purchase tickets or call McGuire Memorial at 724-843-0365

Wytiaz’ Whistle Heard For Final Time In Beaver County.

David Wytiaz officiating his final high school basketball game in Beaver County Wednesday night in New Brighton.

Story and photos by Mark Peterson.

(New Brighton, PA)  A prominent figure in high school sports and education completed his “farewell tour” at the Main Gymnasium at New Brighton Area School District last night.  A nice crowd was on hand to watch David Wytiaz officiate his final high school basketball game in Beaver County as the visiting Blackhawk Cougars topped the New Brighton Lions in a non conference game 51 to 27.  February 5th is special to Wytaiz for two reasons, it capped off an illustrious  41 year career pacing up and down the courts of Beaver County, and coincidentally, it is also his birthday.  A brief ceremony and plaque presentation was Organized by New Brighton school officials and held before the tip off of the game.  Wytiaz has interacted and influenced the actions of students on and off the basketball court for many years in Beaver County.  In addition to calling tens of thousands of fouls, throwing up the opening tip off, traveling, time outs, and other aspects of the game, he is also the current Administrative Director at The Beaver County Career and Technology Center.  Prior to overseeing the education of area youth in the vocational trades, Wytiaz  served as the Superintendent at Aliquippa School district.  He also acts as the Treasurer for the Beaver County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.

Here are some additional photos from last night’s basketball game:

Breaking News!! President Trump NOT GUILTY on both articles of Impeachment!!

The United States Senate has voted and President Donald Trump has been acquitted of both articles of Impeachment. on Article One the vote was 52 votes not guilty and 48 votes guilty. On Article Two the Senate voted 53 votes not guilty and 47 votes guilty. Neither vote achieved the two thirds majority in which to convict the President and remove him from office.

Stay tune to Beaver County Radio for more as this story continues to develop.

The Latest: Biden Blasts Sanders, Calls Buttigieg a ‘Risk’

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Buttigieg Slightly Leading Sanders in Partial Iowa Results

The Iowa Democratic Party has released additional results of its kickoff presidential caucus after a long day of delay. The early results show former Midwestern Mayor Pete Buttigieg with a slight lead over progressive Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders in the opening contest in the party’s 2020 primary season. The results late Tuesday followed 24 hours of chaos as technical issues marred the contest, forcing state officials to apologize and raising questions about Iowa’s traditional place atop the presidential primary calendar. It’s still too early to call a winner, but the results so far are not good news for former Vice President Joe Biden, who’s shown in fourth place behind Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

Pelosi Shreds Trump’s Speech. Right There on the Podium.

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Trump Impeachment Acquittal on Track Ahead of Senate Vote

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump is on the verge of acquittal by the Senate. An afternoon vote will bring an end to only the third presidential impeachment trial in American history. One key Democrat, Alabama Sen. Doug Jones has now announced he will vote to convict. The impeachment vote comes at the start of a tumultuous campaign for the White House. Trump is eager to use the tally as vindication, a political anthem in his reelection bid. A majority of senators have expressed unease with Trump’s pressure campaign on Ukraine that resulted in the two articles of impeachment. But there’s nowhere near the two-thirds vote necessary in the Republican-held Senate to remove the president from office.

Pence Mixes Politics, Education Policy in Pennsylvania Swing

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