Author: Beaver County Radio

Beaver Valley Choral Society 2019 Lenten Concert schedule

The Beaver Valley Choral society presents “Jesus Paid It All”, a Lenten concert, at these locations in April:
Saturday, April 6 at 4PM – Rochester Area High School, 540 Reno St., Rochester, Pa
Sunday, April 7 at 4PM – Trinity Lutheran Church, 1001 Tenth Ave., New Brighton
Saturday, April 13 at 4PM – Coraopolis United Methodist Church, 1205 Ridge Ave., Coraopolis
Sunday, April 14 at 5PM – Saints Peter & Paul Catholic Church, 200 Third St., Beaver.

Admission is FREE, but donations are accepted.
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State Rep. Aaron Bernstine Co-Sponsors Bill That Would Prepare PA Students To Enter Workforce

10th District State Representative Aaron Bernstine has joined with two colleagues to introduce a bipartisan bill creating a program to help high school students gain work experience while still in school. House Bill 796 would establish a pilot grant program which would encourage schools and local businesses to collaborate to provide work-based learning opportunities for high school students. Bernstine said the pilot program would bring our business leaders and students together to transform our education system and prepare Pennsylvania students for Pennsylvania jobs. Reps. Kate Klunk (R-York) and Jared Solomon (D-Philadelphia) are co-sponsors of the bill.

New Legislation Would Ensure Paid Sick Leave To All Workers In PA

Two Pennsylvania senators have introduced legislation to ensure paid sick leave to all workers in the state. Senate Bill 13 would require Pennsylvania companies to provide paid sick leave. State Sens. Vincent Hughes (D-Philadelphia, Montgomery) and Katie Muth (D-Berks, Chester, Montgomery) said under their proposal, people could use paid sick leave for their own care or the care of a family member, including a spouse, children and parents. They said at least 400,000 Pennsylvania workers would benefit from paid sick leave.

Another Child Dies From Flu In Pennsylvania

The Department of Health is reporting that a second child has died in Pennsylvania due to flu-related complications. The victim’s identity and location has not been announced, but the state has confirmed there have now been two pediatric flu-related deaths over the current flu season. There have been a total of 91 deaths state-wide, a massive jump of 16 victims since last week, which also includes eight people under the age of 49.

2nd Day Of Homicide Trial Of Former East Pittsburgh Police Officer Now Underway

Jurors have seen a video recording of the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black teenager outside Pittsburgh. Prosecutors played the eyewitness video Tuesday, the first day of the homicide trial of former East Pittsburgh Police Officer Michael Rosfeld. He shot and killed Antwon Rose as the 17-year-old high school student fled a traffic stop. Rose was a passenger in a car that had been used in a drive-by shooting minutes earlier. Rosfeld’s lawyer says the shooting was justified.

Aliquippa Man Headed To Prison For Death Of Hospital Security Guard

An Aliquippa man is headed to prison for the death of a hospital security guard. Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano has details. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…

CCBC Players of the Game Lincoln Park vs. Sharon High School Boys Basketball Tuesday, March 19, 2019

 

Lincoln Park Boys took the win tonight after holding the lead throughout each quarter of the game. Starting out with a 13-10 lead at the end of the first quarter, Lincoln Park pushed to increase that score gap throughout the second quarter, ending the first half at 38-23. Sharon tried to fight back, closing in the gap by the end of the third at 52-39. In the fourth quarter Sharon closed in even tighter, but Lincoln Park held that lead until the end leading by nine points with a final score of 67-58.

CCBC Players of the Game:

Lincoln Park: Andre Wilder

Sharon: Ethan Porterfield

 

Scoring Update PIAA 3A Semi-Final(Boys): Lincoln Park vs. Sharon at 7p.m. Tuesday March 19, 2019

 

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Tom Young talked about 7 Principle Prosperity of Economics during his monthly appearance Tuesday March 19, 2019

Tom Young from 1st Consultants Inc. made his monthly visit to Teleforum with Frank Sparks on Tuesday March 19, 2019. This month Tom had a very special guest Kim Butler, CEO of Prosperity Economic Movement, as his guest.

Kim Butler, CEO of Prosperity Economics Movement

Kim and Tom discussed the “Seven Principle Prosperity’s of Economics” that are listed below:

  1. Think- Prosperity Mindset
  2. Seeing- Create a vision of what you want
  3. Measure- Moving forward and having to learn how to measure your success
  4. Flow- All about cash flow
  5. Control- Control your money
  6. Move- Money has to stay in motion
  7. Multiply- Prosperity works when you learn how to multiply.

You can watch the entire interview as it streamed live on Facebook by clicking the play button below….

Tom’s next appearance is scheduled for April 16, 2019 at 9:10 a.m.

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