Geneva 7 vs St. Vincent 14
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Geneva 7 vs St. Vincent 14
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New Castle 35 vs Ambridge 7 Final
Sto-Rox 16 vs Rochester 48 Final
Moon 26 vs Hampton 24 Final
West Allegheny 49 vs Chartiers Valley 29 Final
Indiana 13 vs Blackhawk 43 Final
Beaver Falls 0 vs Ellwood City 28 Final
Beaver 21 vs Quaker Valley 45 Final
New Brighton 21 vs Neshannock 49 Final
Mohawk 0 vs Riverside 39 Final
South Side 7 vs Laurel 35 Final
Western Beaver 6 vs Olsh 41 Final
Central Valley 52 vs CWNC 28 Final
Freeport 0 vs Aliquippa 50 Final
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WMBA-AM 1460’s Tom Hays and Bruce Frey have the call from Ambridge High School of this WPIAL Class 4-A Northwest Nine Conference high school football game as the Bridgers battle the Red Hurricane. The Broadcast starts at 6:30 on WMBA. Click the link below to tune in :
WBVP-AM 1230’s Bob Barrickman and Jason Colangelo have the call from Rochester High School of this WPIAL Class 1-A Big 7 Conference high school football game as the Rams battle the Vikings. Click on the link below to listen on line via the MSA Sports website.
http://wordpress.msasports.net/broadcast/?id=65699
Plans for Aliquippa High School’s annual Homecoming are underway, as we hear in this report from Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano…
Police in New Castle are looking for a man believed to be responsible for five robberies in the Tri-County area. Two of the robberies that occurred in New Castle were reported on Aug. 31 and Sept. 4. Police released surveillance videos Thursday. In New Castle, robberies were reported at a Sunoco and a Mini Mart. A gas station was robbed in Neshannock, a bank was robbed in Mercer and another robbery happened in New Wilmington. Anyone with information on the robberies or the identity of the man is asked to call the New Castle City Police Department’s Criminal Investigative Unit at 724-656-3588. Tips can also be left through the department’s website.
NEXT MONTH – OCTOBER – IS BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH…AND A LOCAL EVENT IS BEING PLANNED IN RECOGNITION OF THE EVENT.
BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO HAS A PREVIEW. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…
(Photo used with permission from BCTA)
THE BEAVER COUNTY TRANSIT AUTHORITY IS INTRODUCING NATURAL GAS VEHICLES TO ITS RIDERSHIP. BCTA SPOKESWOMAN MARY JO MORANDINI TELLS BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWSMAN PAT SEPTAK THAT THEY JUST GOT IN THREE NATURAL GAS POWERED BUSES…
SHE SAYS THEY HAVE THREE NATURAL GAS POWERED BUSES THAT SHOULD BE READY TO PUT INTO SERVICE SOMETIME IN SEPTEMBER…
SHE SAYS THEY CURRENTLY HAVE THREE NATURAL GAS POWERED BUSES THAT WILL BE PUT INTO SERVICE STARTING SEPTEMBER…AND ANOTHER SIX NEXT YEAR…
SHE SAYS THEY CURRENTLY HAVE THREE NATURAL GAS POWERED BUSES THAT WILL BE PUT INTO SERVICE ON ROUTE ONE IN ABOUT A MONTH OR SO…
SHE SAYS THEY WILL HAVE THREE NATURAL GAS POWERED BUSES STARTING IN SEPTEMBER AND ANOTHER SIX NEXT YEAR, HOWEVER THE FUELING SITE WILL NOT BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC…
BCTA HAS BEEN UNDERGOING A FACE-LIFT AS OF LATE, WITH THE ADDITION OF 7 NEW BUS SHELTER LOCATIONS AND BENCH LOCATIONS WITHIN THE COUNTY.