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Tigers and Quips on the docket at the Coaches Corner on Wednesday September 19, 2018

Bob Barrickman, Tom Hays and Bruce Fey hosted Coaches Corner Wednesday Evening live from Robert’s Roadside Inn on WBVP and WMBA.

(Bridgewater Pa.) Week 4 got under way with the coaches corner from the Patio at Robert’s Roadside Inn on Wednesday September 20, 2018 at 7 pm with host Bob Barrickman, Tom Hays, and Bruce Frey. Joining the guys on this special evening was guest color commentator Bill Fontana who will be on color commentary for the WBVP game Friday night when the Quips of Aliqiuippa visit Reeves Field on the campus of Geneva College and take on the host Beaver Falls Tigers in a match-up of undefeated conference foes.  The guys invited in Beaver Falls Head Coach Nick Nardone and his players to talk about the huge turn around in the Tigers from last year. Friday’s game will be a battle of two undefeated teams who are perennial WPIAL  Title contenders. The guys were also joined by Blachawk’s  Marques Watson – Trent who was the CCBC Player of the Game for the Cougars against Knoch on August 31, 2018.  Another CCBC Player of the game for the week of September 17, 2018 in Beaver Falls’- Dayln Brickner  was in the house and he talked with the guys about what it’s going to take to beat the Quips on Friday night.  You can check out the Facebook Live Feed below of this weeks Coach Corner Brought to you by Roberts Roadside inn and Skerlec Contracting…….

Also Check out all the Photos from this weeks show below……

 

Commissioners Might Hire Two CYS Attorneys

Beaver County Commissioners chairman Dan Camp reported he and Tony Amadio met with head of children and youth services along with human resources director Sidney Shaw to interview attorneys Joe Askar, Dana Kwidas and Robert Alsko for CYS solicitor. According to Camp, the interviewed found all three qualified and it was determined the job is too demanding for one person. Previously, Robert Masters frequently sub contracted work to other attorneys. So, commissioners are considering hiring two of the three. State funding is ok with that as long as expenditures do not exceed 150 thousand dollars per calendar year. After discussion, commissioners agreed to determine who will be hired at next Wednesday’s work session. The meeting will take place at 10 am in the second floor chambers of the Monaca municipal building.

Camp said the jail, the sheriff and CYS have not submitted their 2019 budget. Camp said the three have been given until Friday to comply.

Solicitor Garen Fedeles set a deadline of next Thursday for commissioners to decide whether or not to assume ownership of the pedestrian bridge in Darlington. Right now, Fedeles is awaiting word of insurance cost from the underwriter

Beaver County Health & Drug Programs To Receive $1 Million In Federal Funds

(Matt Drzik/Beaver County Radio)

During a press conference on Wednesday afternoon, U.S. Congressman Keith Rothfus announced that the United States Department of Health & Human Services has awarded $1.6 million over the next four years to the “Dear Mind” campaign by Beaver County Behavioral Services.

 

Additionally, the BC-SCORES campaign has been awarded $125,000 for the third consecutive year by the National Control Drug Policy’s “Drug Free Communities” program.

Rothfus told those in attendance at the Beaver County Courthouse that these funds are a strong instrument in the fight against struggling with mental health and drug-use issues.

 

Commissioner Dan Camp introduced Rothfus, and preemptively agreed with Rothfus on his stance in this battle:

 

The grant is being awarded under the Community Programs for Outreach & Intervention with Youth And Young Adults at Clinical High Risk for Psychosis Program.

The colors of Fall are in bloom at Brady’s Run Farm Market: Live Video Tour!

FALLSTON, Pa.- While some of us love summer, many look forward to the season of pumpkins, scarecrows, and hayrides! Brady’s Run Farm Market, located at 460 Constitution Blvd in Fallston, is all stocked up with fall goods! WBVP-WMBA host Taylor Nichol takes you on a live video tour to explore the many mums, pumpkins, gourds, straw bales, and more! Check out Brady’s Run Farm Market for all of your favorite seasonal items!

 

All You Can Eat Spaghetti 9/20/18

Chippewa United Methodist Church Youth are hosting an ALL YOU CAN EAT SPAGHETTI DINNER on Thursday, September 20th from 5-7 PM in the Fellowship Hall.
Free Will Offering
All proceeds benefit our Impact Youth Ministry

2545 Darlington Rd.
Beaver Falls, PA 15010
724-843-4828

Beaver Falls Neighborhood Watch Meeting 9/24/18

The City of Beaver Falls Neighborhood Watch Meeting is scheduled for

Monday, September 24, 2018 at 7:00 PM

Second Baptist Church, 2322 Tenth Ave.

“KEEP YOUR HOME SAFE”

Chris Crawford, Beaver Falls Fire Department

Come  and be eligible for a door prize.

 

Beaver County Commissioners Still Discussing What To Do About Hiring Solicitor For CYS

THE BEAVER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WENT ROUND AND ROUND AT THEIR REGULAR WORK SESSION TODAY…DISCUSSING WHAT TO DO ABOUT HIRING A SOLICITOR FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO’S GREG BENEDETTI WAS THERE…AND HAS DETAILS IN THIS REPORT. Click on ‘play’ to hear Greg’s report…

 

Man Sentenced For Possessing Largest Collection Of Child Porn In State History

A Pennsylvania man has been sentenced to 100 years in prison for what authorities say was the largest collection of child pornography state law enforcement officials have seen. Lawrence Jamieson was sentenced Monday in federal court after pleading guilty in September 2017 to sex crimes and child pornography charges. Authorities say the 59-year-old Jamieson had more than 14.4 million images and videos of children and infants being sexually abused. Jamieson’s stash of images collected over 15 years was discovered when he was arrested on charges he and an accomplice tried to manipulate an underage girl with learning disabilities into performing sex acts on both men. Prosecutors say they filmed and distributed footage of those acts.Prosecutors called Jamieson’s collection “some of the most demented images imaginable.”

State Troopers Making School Visits Part Of Daily Routine

Pennsylvania State Police troopers are now under orders to visit schools and colleges every shift in areas where they are the primary police force. Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration made the announcement Tuesday, citing findings from a school safety task force set up in the wake of February’s high school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
Wolf’s administration says school officials requested a stronger police presence.
Troopers are the primary police force in nearly 1,300 municipalities.

PA’s Attorney General, Lawmakers Trying To Apply Pressure Ahead Of Debate In Legislature Over Child Sexual Abuse Legislation

Pennsylvania’s attorney general and several lawmakers are trying to apply public pressure ahead of a debate in the Legislature over giving victims of decades-old child sexual abuse another chance to file civil lawsuits. Tuesday’s events at opposite ends of Pennsylvania are designed to marshal lawmakers’ support to enact recommendations in last month’s sweeping grand jury report on child sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic Church.