Tom Moore, project manager for Lindy Paving’s road reconstruction of Kennedy Blvd.and Brodhead Rd. in Aliquippa said  they are waiting for a signal pole  to be erected at Brodhead and Sheffield Roads.   According to Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano, Moore said a right of way is not wide enough for large trucks and  they keep hitting the pole.  He said a right of way would have to be acquired to make the wide turns possible. A few weeks ago, an aged 20 foot by 20 foot water line broke   at the intersection of Kennedy Boulevard  and Brodhead Road and has to be replaced  by Huntington Bank. Moore had no time frame when the line would be replaced.

A funeral will be held today for the 19-year-old Aliquppa football player who lost his battle with cancer. Hundreds came together last night to mourn the death of DiMantae Bronaugh. With so many people expected, visitation was held at a local church rather than a funeral home. Family, friends, even football players from at least one opposing team, came to pay respects at Wildwood Chapel in Aliquippa. Bronaugh was diagnosed with leukemia last year, but then it went into remission. The state gave him an extra year of eligibility to play again this year, but in August, he learned the leukemia was back. During Bronaugh’s battle, the community began wearing t-shirts with the hashtag “24 Strong,” his number on the football team. Many people paying their respects last night still wore the t-shirts.

There’s a new superintendent for Blackhawk schools.  Acting superintendent Robert Postupac was given a five-year contract yesterday following a seven-to-one vote from Blackhawk’s board.  He has been the superintendent of Western Beaver schools since 2008.  The contract runs through June 2022 and will go in front of the Department of Education for approval early next year.

PA STATE Police Trooper ,Equality and Inclusion Officer First Class from Troop B Robin Mungo , and Police Chief Barry Kramer , Center Township and Shon Owens , director of the men’s intutive of  Franklin Center,, assisted by Tina Price Genes and the Police and Community Coalition of Beaver County teamed up for Saturday’s Breakfast with Santa in Aliquippa. Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano reports that Valerie McKelvy, director  of Franklin  Center said the y held several meetings  and breakfast will be served by the  law enforcement officers.  They will distributing the gifts to the children.  She said, “This is just the beginning of a new improved relationship with the community and the police in the valley. Auto Zone , Walmart, and the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation  supplied backpacks for the event. Mrs. McKelvy said Human Service Agencies will also be on hand for those in need of help.  She said a health mobile may also be on  hand