Ambridge Went Back To School This Morning

Students in the Ambridge School District start classes today. Ambridge is the last of the districts in Beaver County to go back this year. According to Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano, the school board recently hired 2 school psychologists.They are Stacy Boal and Donald Dennison. Genna Risenbauer was hired as the district’s new speech therapist. Daniel Kornosky is the new Spanish teacher…and Sarah Bogan will teach Spanish and English. The board’s next meeting is Wednesday, September 21 at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium.

Aliquippa 44, Beaver Falls 13

The Quips continued their dominance over Beaver Falls Friday, winning their 7th straight regular season victory against the Tigers 44-13. The Tigers jumped to an early 7-0 lead, before the Quips scored 44 unanswered points to seal a 1-0 conference record (2-0 overall). The Tigers dropped to 0-1 overall and in the Beaver Valley Conference.

Nashaud Akins of Beaver Falls and Antwan Brooks of Aliquippa were selected as tonight’s CCBC Players of The Game.

Bob Barrickman has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Scores Across The Valley 9/2/16

5A
West Allegheny 23, Fox Chapel 0

4A
Blackhawk 28, Knoch 27 (OT)
Highlands 56, Ambridge 6
New Castle 26, Montour 13

3A
Aliquippa 44, Beaver Falls 13
Central Valley 34, Ellwood City 6

2A
South Side 23, New Brighton 13

1A
Rochester 35, Shenango 21
Northgate 40, OLSH 6

Non-Conference
Beaver 48, Freedom 13
Steel Valley 41, Riverside 7
Hopewell 27, Burrell 26
Armstrong 35, Moon 0
Quaker Valley 19, McGuffey 0
Mapletown 18, Cornell 0

MLB

Milwaukee 1, Pittsburgh 0

Central Valley 34, Ellwood City 6

The Central Valley Warriors scored 24 unanswered from the gun, and eased to a 34-6 victory over the Ellwood City Wolverines in the season opener. The Warriors improve to 1-0 in the Beaver Valley Conference (and overall), while the Wolverines drop to 0-1.

Danny Santia was the CCBC Player of The Game for Central Valley; Richard Pitrell earns the honor for Ellwood City.

Tom Hays has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Brighton Rehab And Wellness Caregivers Plan Informational Picket

Nurses and Caregivers at Brighton Rehab and Wellness in Beaver will hold an informational picket on Tuesday. Neil Bhaerman of S.E.I.U. Healthcare tells Beaver County Radio News that the employees will demand management follow their contract and improve staffing and resident care. The informational picket will take place Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 4 at the facility on Dutch Ridge Road and Friendship Circle.

Court Rejects Appeal Of Lawrence County Teen In Pregnant Woman’s ’09 Murder

A Superior Court panel is rejecting the appeal of a boy who was 11 when he was charged with killing his father’s pregnant fiancee in Lawrence County. The three-member panel ruled Thursday that it had found no error in how a county judge handled the case of Jordan Brown, now 18. A judge last year denied Brown’s request to dismiss the charges or grant a new juvenile court trial. Defense lawyers had challenged the sufficiency of the evidence and how the judge had considered it. Brown was charged as a juvenile and adjudicated delinquent in the 2009 shotgun slaying of 26-year-old Kenzie Houk, who was eight months pregnant. In June, the judge put Brown on probation in the custody of an uncle who lives in Ohio, just across the border from Lawrence County.

State Reviewing License Of Zelienople Youth Home After Employee Overdose

The state Department of Human Services said Thursday it is reviewing an incident in which an employee of Glade Run Lutheran Services in Zelienople passed out in a facility bathroom after police say he injected heroin. 37-year-old Paul Ream Jr. of Cranberry was supposed to be on duty in the Zelienople youth home monitoring five children under age 18 on Aug. 23 when a co-worker found him around 4 a.m. after he had disappeared for about 20 minutes, according to a Zelienople police affidavit. Ream, who was fired, is being charged by summons with five counts of endangering the welfare of children.