PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Democratic donors who helped Joe Biden raise money at the start of his White House run have welcomed the former vice president to Philadelphia for a big-dollar fundraiser. An invitation shows tickets for the event Monday ran from as high as $40,000 for those who bundled large sums and got to attend a VIP reception. Biden has a deep well of support in Philadelphia, where his campaign is headquartered. He is a Pennsylvania native who represented nearby Delaware in the Senate for decades.
Author: Beaver County Radio
Bill Attempting to Improve PA’s ‘Do Not Call’ List Headed to Governor Tom Wolf’s Desk
A bill attempting to improve the commonwealth’s Do Not Call List is headed to Governor Tom Wolf’s desk for his signature. The state Senate unanimously approved House Bill 318 allowing people to permanently register their phone numbers on the list instead of having to re-register every five years. The measure would also allow businesses to register phone numbers for the first time as well.
Personal Finance Class Credit Bill is Sent to PA House
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Legislation is on the move in Pennsylvania to require public schools to allow students to apply personal finance class credits toward high school graduation requirements. The Senate approved the bill unanimously Monday, and sent it to the House. Under the bill, a student who successfully completes a course in personal finance can apply up to one credit to satisfy social studies, math, business education or family and consumer science requirements for graduation.
Ice and Snow Removal Bill Closer to Becoming Law in PA
Senate committee officials are advancing a measure to require drivers to remove ice and snow from their vehicles. The full senate is next for the proposal that would give drivers 24 hours after the storm to get their vehicles clean. This version would fine drivers 75-dollars if police believe the ice or snow on the vehicle poses a threat to other drivers while the current version only targets those who have it fall from their vehicle and strike someone else.
Cranberry Township Woman Charged with Assaulting Husband with Teddy Bear
Investigators say they’re charging a Cranberry Township woman with assaulting her husband with a teddy bear. Carolyn Sholosh is accused of hitting her husband with the bear’s hard plastic base during a domestic dispute at their home. The man suffered a gash on his head. The 39-year-old Sholosh is free on bond.
Decision Coming Soon on Proposed Mini-Casino in Big Beaver
A decision may be coming soon on the plan to open a mini-casino in Big Beaver. State officials could vote on Mount Airy Casino’s plan for the proposed Mount Airy Pittsburgh complex in the Castlebrook Development. The casino would have 750 slots, 30 table games, and three restaurants along with between 400-and-500 full-and-part-time jobs. If approved, it’ll take about 16 months to complete construction.
Sunshine Returns to Beaver County
WEATHER FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, SEPT. 24TH, 2019
TODAY – PARTLY SUNNY. HIGH – 72.
TONIGHT – PARTLY CLOUDY. LOW – 51.
WEDNESDAY – MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES. HIGH NEAR 80.
Pittsburgh Police Arrest Suspect in Fatal Drug Overdoses
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Police say a man has been arrested on suspicion of providing a white powdery substance tainted with fentanyl at an after-party in Pittsburgh, leading to the death of three men. Pittsburgh Public Safety says Peter Rene Sanchez Montalvo was arrested Monday on federal charges of distributing a controlled substance resulting in death and serious bodily injury. No information on an attorney for him was available.
Hopewell Township’s Newest Female Officer Sworn In
(Photos of Megan Smith taken by Sandy Giordano)
Hopewell Township’s newest female officer was sworn in last night. Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano was there. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…


PROTECTING SENIORS Seminar 9/27/19
Join us at this exciting new seminar dedicated to educating
our senior population on the many ways to protect
themselves against various scams and how to protect
their computers and phones from being compromised.
PRESENTED BY
SPONSORED BY
Friday, September 27, 2019 • 9:00 – 11:30 AM
UPMC Events Center at Robert Morris University
6001 University Blvd., Moon Township, PA 15108
If you have questions, please call Mark Piccirilli at 724-495-1600
or email MPiccirilli@StBarnabasHealthSystem.com
Scott Brady – United States Attorney, Western District of PA
Mary Bach – AARP
Patrick Kennedy, Special Agent – FBI
Welcome
Chris Heck, President, Airport Area Chamber of Commerce
Moderator
James Roddey, St. Barnabas Health System
To register, go to StBarnabasHealthSystem.com
There is limited seating available so don’t wait to register!
9:00 – 11:30 AM Protecting Seniors Presentations










