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Beaver County Commissioner Tony Amadio Not Buying Ricardo Luckow’s Nine-Million-Dollar ‘Scare Tactics’

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BREAKING NEWS: You know that potential nine-million-dollar deficit in the 2018 Beaver County budget that county financial administrator Ricardo Luckow mentioned during last week’s work session? County Commissioner Tony Amadio isn’t buying it…

Amadio says he has no idea where Luckow is getting these numbers…

Amadio wants to sit down with other county officials and get to the bottom of this…

Both Amadio and Commissioner Dan Camp released a joint statement on Friday, calling the nine-million-dollar figure ‘scare tactics’.

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Trib Total Media to Purchase MSA Sports Network

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Trib Total Media announced Monday September 18, 2017  it has reached an agreement with Management Science Associates, Inc. to purchase the MSA Sports Network.

MSA Sports Network has been in recent news for it’s financial troubles to the point this falls football broadcasts were in question at one point. MSA Sports Network was able to secure enough funds to at least get the season off to a start.

Under the agreement, which is expected to close in October 2017, the network will be renamed the TribLIVE High School Sports Network. The MSA Network currently broadcasts more than 2,000 live sporting events each year including 15 WPIAL and PIAA sports from across 10 counties. The network also owns the rights to all WPIAL playoff and championship games. WBVP and WMBA High School broadcasts can be heard on the MSA Sports Network and will continue to be heard upon the launch of the new TribLIVE High school Sports Network.

BREAKING NEWS: State Rep. Aaron Bernstein Tells Beaver County Radio News He Will Not Apologize

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BREAKING NEWS: State Representative Aaron Bernstine is refusing to apologize for a controversial tweet that he made last week, in which he said he would not stop under any conditions if he encountered protesters on a highway. The Republican lawmaker was making 10th District lawmaker was making a reference to the protesters shutting down street in St. Louis. The Pennsylvania Democratic Party has since demanded an apology from Bernstine. But in an interview with Beaver County Radio newsman Pat Septak, Bernstine says he doesn’t have anything to be sorry for…

Bernstine says he stands by what he said…

Bernstine says the Democratic Party is misinterpreting his comments…

Bernstine says his comments were taken out of context..

Bernstine has encouraged his constituents to call his office and let him know if they agree with his statements…

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