7-0 Central Valley
14-0 Central Valley
21-0 Central Valley
Kurt Reinstadtler Great Catch
7-0 Central Valley
14-0 Central Valley
21-0 Central Valley
Kurt Reinstadtler Great Catch
Pre-game is at 6:30 and kick-off is scheduled for 7 from Oak Hill Stadium in New Brighton.
Students at one Aliquippa school were given early dismissal today. The Aliquippa School District announced that students at the Jr.-Sr. High were dismissed at 11:10 this morning due to a water main break.
Another perjury charge has been filed against Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane. The new charge today stems from evidence found during an execution of a search warrant at her office Sept. 17. Kane was previously charged with perjury, conspiracy and other counts. The new perjury count stems from her claim that she never signed a secrecy oath preventing her from releasing information from past grand jury cases. Prosecutors say they recovered such a document from Kane’s office. They say she signed it on her second day in office.
Contract negotiations will continue this morning between the Central Valley School District and the teachers union in the hopes of averting a strike. The Central Valley Education Association issued a written strike notice to the district earlier this week. Contract talks resumed at 10:00 this morning. No word on whether there was any progress made.
With a win at South Side Wednesday evening, The New Brighton Lady Lions remained undefeated in WPIAL varsity girls soccer section 1-a with an 8-0 conference record. (9-1 overall). South Side slipped to 2-7, (3-8 overall)
A judge has ruled two Pittsburgh constables “abused their power” when they handcuffed a woman and dragged her by her legs out of her home over an unpaid parking ticket. The judge yesterday convicted Christian Constantini and MIchael Lowman of simple assault, reckless endangerment, official oppression and conspiracy. Both remain free on bond pending their December sentencing.
Math scores on Pennsylvania’s new and more difficult PSSA exams dropped sharply this past year, both for Beaver County students and students throughout the commonwealth. Education officials say there was also a drop in English scores. Education Secretary Pedro Rivera cautions against comparing this year’s scores to last years because the new exam is “fundamentally different.”
Pennsylvania’s budget impasse appears to be headed into a fourth month after Governor Tom Wolf yesterday vetoed a shot-term spending plan backed by Republican lawmakers. Top GOP leaders say Wolf is holding schools and social services hostage in the budget talks. Both sides plan to meet again today.