Cranberry Township police are asking for help identifying a woman suspected of breaking into a vehicle and and stealing a handbag. Police say the theft happened in Graham Park on Oct. 12th. The thief then used the victim’s credit cards at several stores in Cranberry and Seven Fields. If you know who she is, Cranberry police are asking you to call them at 724-776-5180, ext. 5.
A man has been sentenced to one year in jail and two years on house arrest after pleading no contest in the hit-and-run death of a man in Industry borough. The Beaver County Times reports that 63-year-old William Aeschbacher entered the plea to a felony charge of causing an accident involving death and two summary offenses. Police in Beaver County said 25-year-old Brandon Bixler was struck early on Nov. 27 in Industry. Authorities believe he was walking home from a bar. Investigators said the defendant initially said he may have struck a tree but later said he turned to drive through the area again after the accident and realized that he had hit a person. Defense attorney Stephen Colafella said his client couldn’t see the victim lying in the road.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins have fallen to 0-4 in the second game of back-to-backs, losing to the Winnipeg Jets 7-1 at the MTS Centre Sunday night. The Pens’ goal differential in those four games (all road games) is an alarming -24, with Matt Murray giving up 10 goals over 68:51 of playing time in two of those four games (including the first 18:07 of last night).
Coach Mike Sullivan spoke after the game last night, and he feels a part of this solution will be for his players to get back to what needs done on the ice, even if it’s a “thankless task”:
When asked about the reality of his team playing back-to-back games for the 4th time this year, Sullivan said it was more a matter of effort:
The Penguins return to action on Wednesday against Edmonton. Pregame on Beaver County Radio is at 8:00; puck drop is at 8:30.
(All audio in this article is courtesy of the Pittsburgh Penguins Radio Network.)
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(Center Township, PA) On a gorgeous Friday morning, the weather was not the only thing people were in awe of at the Center Township based Beaver County Transit Authority (BCTA) Expressway Travel Center. Officials from BCTA held a celebration marking two special occasions. One celebrating the arrival of new clean fuel technology to its fleet, and the other honoring a long time board member. Beaver County Commissioners Dan Camp and Tony Amadio, State Representative Jim Marshall, along with Toby Fauver from Pendot, and with Master Of Ceremonies Mike Rubino, Executive Director of the United Way Of Beaver County, all joined the honored guests and featured speakers on stage to participate in the event.
Recently, a Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) fueling station was completed on the side parking lot of the BCTA maintenance garage. In addition, the three brand new CNG fueled buses arrived to the BCTA garage and were shined up and ready for inspection for Friday morning’s festivities. BCTA Executive Director Mary Jo Morandini commented about the dawning of the natural gas fueled fleet:
The goal, according to Morandini, is to replace and upgrade the company’s fleet of buses over time as she further explained:
In addition to cost savings, and cleaner air, the new CNG buses offer an added advantage for disabled riders:
The Beaver County Transit Authority was formed in 1980, and amazingly enough, the first board member to be appointed by the Beaver County Commissioners at the time is still serving on their board of directors today. In addition to all the hoopla surrounding the advancement into CNG fueled buses, Richard (Dick) Ober was recognized at the program as well for his dedication and service to the BCTA board of directors. Art Guzzetti from the American Public Transportation Association was on hand Friday to present Ober with their 2017″ Outstanding Public Transportation Board Member”. Guzzetti offered this comment regarding the award:
More pictures from the Award Program and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at BCTA on Friday October 27, 2017:
For more information, call 724-728-4255, or click the BCTA website.
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