Author: Beaver County Radio

Keep That Umbrella Handy All Weekend Long!

WEATHER FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 22ND, 2018

 

TODAY – RAIN. THUNDERSTORMS POSSIBLE…MAINLY IN
THE AFTERNOON. HIGH – 75.

TONIGHT – SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS. LOW – 64.

SATURDAY – THUNDERSTORMS. HIGH NEAR 80.

SUNDAY – SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS IN THE MORNING
…MORE WIDESPREAD IN THE AFTERNOON. HIGH
NEAR 80.

“Junker” Vehicles Will Be Automatically Fined, So Says Rochester Commissioners

Last night the Rochester Twp. Board of Commissioners approved of an ordinance revision that allows township police to automatically fine $25 to any car that is located on a road that is past its inspection date. County solicitor Garen Fedeles was at the meeting, and explained the improvement that was made from the previous ordinance:

 

In addition, the Commissioners approved of a new zoning map for Rochester Township, and approved of negotiations beginning for a possible merger between Rochester and East Rochester’s fire departments.

Rothfus Offers Response to President’s Executive Order on Border Policy

Rothfus Offers Response to President’s  Executive Order on Border Policy

WASHINGTON – Congressman Keith Rothfus (PA-12), a member of the House Judiciary Committee, offered the following response to the Administration’s recent executive order addressing southern border policy:

“As a father of six, I am deeply committed to protecting the well-being and safety of all children,” said Congressman Rothfus. “I have told both my colleagues at the Republican Conference and President Trump that I know of young children who have been moved hundreds of miles from the southern border and housed in centers in Western Pennsylvania under the current system. This is unacceptable. I believe it is possible to uphold our nation’s laws and ensure border security while taking steps to keep families together during a difficult situation. I am glad to see the President take action to accomplish this where it is appropriate and consistent with law.”

Pitt Women’s Coach Lance White was the Huntington Business Spotlight on Teleforum with Frank Sparks, June 21, 2018

The Huntington Business Spotlight for June of 2018 was the new Pitt Lady Panthers Head Coach Lance White. Coach White appeared live in studio along with Valerie Pedigo  Senior Vice President and Retail District Manager for Huntington Bank.

 

 

 

 

 

Frank and Valerie started out the show talking about Huntington Bank and the great things that Huntington does throughout the community and why Huntington is a part of the business spotlight.  Valerie also told the listeners that Huntington is always looking for good employees to join their team and that you can apply by going to https://careers.huntington.com.

You can hear the first segment by pressing the play button below…..

 

 

 

 

 

(photo courtesy of  Matt Hawley- Pitt Athletics)

The remainder of Huntington Business Spotlight was talking with Coach White. Valerie, Coach White, and Frank talked about who is Lance White, what brought him to Pittsburgh, Why he chose Pitt, his style of play, and  what can we expect out of a Coach White coached team you can hear each segment of Coach Lance White’s interview by clicking the play buttons below.

The next Huntington Business Spotlight will be July 23, 2018 at 9 A.M.

Check out Huntington Banks Web site by clicking on the link below.

 

Beaver County Humane Society Day Camp and Summer Evening Reading Program

Beaver County Humane Society Day Camp and Summer Evening Reading Program

 

Monday, June 25th at 6PM

Friday, June 29th at 9PM

BCHS Summer Day Camp is open to children entering 4th, 5j and 6th grades.  The reading program is based on the book, “Shiloh”Our shelter address is:

3394 Brodhead Road
Center Township, PA 15001.

Phone: 724-775-5801

We are open Tuesday and Thursday, 11am – 7pm and Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 11am – 4pm.

Kennels close 30 minutes prior to close.

We are closed to the public on Sundays and Mondays.

State Rep. Aaron Bernstine Reacts To State Budget

The Pennsylvania State House yesterday approved a 32.7 billion dollar budget for the 2018-2019 fiscal year by a 188-10 vote. The spending plan does not include a tax increase. The budget also includes 140 million dollars for education at all levels including 60 million for security, along with a 20-million-dollar deposit into the state’s Rainy Day Fund. State Representative Aaron Bernstine offered these comments following passage of the budget legislation…

By the way, Representative Bernstine will be the special guest on Friday’s edition of Teleforum in the 10:00 hour. In the meantime, the budget will now be debated in the State Senate.