Monaca, PA – Community College of Beaver County (CCBC) is proud to release 313 names of both full-time and part-time students who achieved either President’s List or Dean’s List honors for the fall 2020 semester.

To be named to the President’s List, students must have completed at least 12 hours of credit-bearing courses in which performance grades are awarded and have received a 3.75 grade-point average or above for the semester. Dean’s List honorees must have completed at least 12 hours of credit-bearing courses in which performance grades are awarded and have received a 3.25 to 3.74 grade-point average for the semester.

The following part-time students were named to the President’s List:

Alexa Baldwin 

Selena Beaver

Marisha Cautilli

Nicholas Chaney

Bailey Cheuvront

Michael Clagg

Samantha Cole

Sarah Dalzotto

Michael Danko

Michael DePace

Marissa Friday

April Gallagher

Christine Giles

Ameerah Godwin

Shyra Goe

Abigail Gouldsbarry

Rebecca Henry

Aileen Jarecki

Harlee Johns

Marlee Kerlin

Alison Leihgeber

Amalia Lillios

Madelyn Lubinsky

Danielle Marek

Tanner Mathos

Lamont McKinnon

Cheryl Mecannic

Jessica Moore

Rachel Mukandayisenga

Juliana Peccon

Fiona Quinn

Jennifer Reich

Julie Saturley

Gerry Sonsini

Christian Valento

Richard Vardzel

Reilly Vicznesky

Diana Woodske

The following full-time students were named to the President’s List:

John Adams

Tiffany Alderson

Jenna Anderson

Rebekah Andrews

Kayla Androlia

Ryan Ball

Paige Bartley

Charles Bateson

Nathan Beaver

Kerry Beightley

Shaun Bergin

Gianni Bertucci

John Blazier

Bret Brady

Brenden Bruce

Jordan Bruce

Madison Bruce

Scotti Burnsworth

Aden Busby

Ryan Busby

Sean Busby

Alexis Cain

Avery Cantwell

Daniel Carr

Adam Carver

Mike Cavanah

Aracely Chace-Escobedo

Nolan Colaric

Kody Cook

Alec Coulter

Jamie Crappio

Christina Curtaccio

Desirae Davis

Ayme de Freitas Lance

Matthew Deighton

Kelsey Dickinson

Matthew Diecks

Michael Dierdorf

Dillon Dougherty

Natalie Dubovi

Eponine Farber

Shayna Fenstermaker

Lori Ferry

Kaitlyn Finnegan

Carmyne Fynn

Angela Gasper

Melissa Geier

Alexis Geimer

Lauren Gordon

Tre Hairston

Allieba Hameed

Desiree Herman 

Mikayla Higginbotham

Tesa Hill

Emmalee Hindman

Heather Hitt

Samantha Hysong

Ashanti Jackson

Alissa Jacobs

Jeannea Jarboe

Jonnie Kardeen

Trevor Keriotis

Mark Keyser

Lydia Kingston

James Kline

Nikita Kliuyeu

Raquel Kossler

Elaina Kuhni

Aleksi Kulesza

Jacob Leighlitner

Rosanna Lerini

Rachel Lewis

Kaitlyn Lore

Stephanie Lossing

William Lott

Cade MacQueen

Miranda Mann

William Mann

Grant Martin

Hannah May

Falynn McCarrell

Adrian McDowell

Conner McQuiston

Christopher McQuown

Nathaniel Medvit

Allison Mesinere

Jacob Moldovan

Mackenzie Morrell

Ty Morrison

Sarah Mraovich

Jayme Murphy 

Andrew Murray

Shawn Murray

Peter Nagy

Alain Niyibizi

Erica Niznik

Hannah Nuzzo

Haley O’Donnell

Reese O’Leary

Ryan O’Neill-Moon

Abigail Paddock

Hayley Pauvlinch

Angelo Peluso

Ariel Peters

Eva Pratte

Chloe Pyle

Rachael Ranone

Cora Reddinger

Maureen Regis

Abigail Ronk

Sophia Rosati

Meghan Rosendale

Brianna Rudisill

Emily Sample

Payton Schilling

Gerard Schleicher

Madison Sheridan

RiChardinae Siebenlist

David Smith

Lauren Smith-Powell

Jacob Sobjak

Mary Statti

Brooke Stebick

Hunter Stevick

Cameron Stone

Gabriella Testa

Adam Thomas 

Brandon Thompson

Nathan Todd

Eric Trehar

Mikayla Tritt

Hannah Webb

Tate Webb

Emily Weyman

Jocelyn Whalen

Allison White

Jennifer White

Olivia Whiteleather

Alexander Wilkinson

Michael Williams

Skylar Wisham

Wesley Womer

James Young

Bethany Zaborowski

Carley Zak

Ashlee Zakrzewski

Alexis Zurynski

 The following part-time students were named to the Dean’s List:

Karina Amani

Joseph Anderson

Justice Bentz

Alyssia Bordeaux

Amanda Cantelmi

Angelea Cello

Kelsey Crocker

Nicole Dambaugh

Ashley Dixon

Nya Felouzis 

Kenny Gawley

Amber Gessner

Emily Kaelin

Blake Kitt

Marissa Kuziak

Hunter Lasher

Erin Luce

Sarah Rae Matson

Abigail McAfee

Daniel McElhinny

Amanda Mincenberg

Wyatt Patterson

Cassandra Plance

Priya Runner

McKayla Scott

John Sears

Danette Sigut

Brittany Smith

Alexandra Soos

Andrew Stefanick

Matthew Summers

Merissa Sunday

Heather Tame

Michelle Tatum

Francis Todorich

Lester Valdez

Antonette Valentino

Lindsay Wigner

Matthew Willer

Emily Worst

Joshua Wright

Britney Yasick

The following full-time students were named to the Dean’s List:

Tyrese Abercrombie

Trent Adams

Raven Barlow

Evan Barton

Zachery Barton

Joshua Bergfelt

Tersha Bowser

Bridget Boyles

Alyssa Cameron

Timothy Ceratti

Blaze Chambers

Michael Champ

Tyler Chandler

Hailey Cole

KayLee Cottage

Lucille Coyle

Michael Cynkar

Allison Daugherty

Trevor Davison

Ashleigh Dawson

Zachary Deem

Gabriela DiNunno

Gabrielle Dombrowski

Jessica Edmiston

Kristina Edwards

Morgan Eisenhauer

Jenna Engel

Casey Farkasovsky

Mackenzie Fasone

Kayla Finley

Sarah Fisher

Jada Flaherty

Marissa Gibboney

Kyleigh Gibson

Janey Gonzalez

Dante Guido

Brooke Haller

Kyle Hanes

Brittany Hemer

Makayla Herron

Teresa Husvar

Tori Jackson

Emily Jezowicz

Danielle Kotyk

Emily Kunzmann

Riley Lapergola

Cody Lapic

Matthew Leininger

Vincent Mastrangelo

Madison Maxwell

Andrew McEachern

Blake McElhaney

Samuel McQuiston

Michael Mellor

Macey Mesinere

Thera Miller-Daudet

Kelli Pappas

Olivia Parrish

Isaac Perkins

Mariel Piche

Amanda Poplin

Aaron Posteraro

Katie Prince

Jill Priolo

Matthew Ray

Emily Reckner

Brenda Regas

Scott Robinson

Colton Rossi

Christopher Saquin

Nathan Schad

Madelyn Schultz

Sidnee Scurlock

Serenity Short

Rylie Shutika

Christina Slota

Deveran Smith

Rose Stone

Erica Suttelle

Angelica Taylor

Keeley Tecza

Anna Townley

Tyler Ursida

Cierra Vescio

Zachary Whalen

Courtney Wilson

(Hopewell Twp. Pa.) Beaver County Jail Warden William Schouppe reported that John Allister Broman escaped from the Beaver County Jail yesterday at approximately 10:42 a.m. . As of 6:30 a.m. Friday morning Broman has not been apprehended. The escape occurred after Broman’s arraignment  on charges of arson, possession of a controlled substance and disorderly conduct. Broman was last seen heading south toward Aliquippa . He  is 41 years old,  5 feet 10 inches tall, brown hair and eyes, and wieghs 160 pounds.   An internal investigation is ongoing at the jail  according to the warden.  Numerous law enforcement agencies from Beaver and Allegheny  County, and the Pennsylvania State Police are involved in the search.  The jail  has been secured, no staff or inmates were injured in the escape. Broman was not armed when he escaped the jail, according to Hopewell Township Police Chief Brian Uhrmacher’s press release. The chief said Broman  is considered to be dangerous.  Anyone seeing Broman, do not approach call 9-1-1 or your local police.

Beaver County District Attorney David J. Lozier said Thursday night that the escape from the county jail was the first since it opened 20 years ago  . He said the escapee has a , violent  criminal history.

GOP state senator at Capitol during attack urged to resign
By MARK SCOLFORO and MARC LEVY Associated Press
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The top Democrat in the Pennsylvania Senate says a Republican colleague who was on the scene when a violent mob of fellow Donald Trump supporters commandeered the U.S. Capitol should resign. Democratic Leader Jay Costa of Allegheny County said Thursday that Sen. Doug Mastriano’s words and actions since November encouraged a coup attempt and inspired the people behind it. Mastriano, who lives in Franklin County, hasn’t returned multiple messages in the past two days, but said in a statement late Wednesday he didn’t enter the Capitol or go beyond police lines.

WILMERDING, Pa. (AP) — Authorities say a man who opened fire on police detectives in western Pennsylvania is in custody. Allegheny County Police say the shooting unfolded Thursday night when detectived assigned to the Violent Crime and Firearms Squad observed Matthew Diggs walking in Wilmerding and believed he was armed. Police say Diggs opened fire when two officers tried to speak with him, striking their police vehicle. The officers returned fire as Diggs fled. No one was injured. The 20-year-old was apprehended and is being charged with criminal attempt homicide, aggravated assault, aggravated assault on a police officer and a firearm violation.

Biden blames Trump for violence at Capitol that’s shaken US
By ALEXANDRA JAFFE Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Joe Biden is denouncing the rioters who stormed the U.S. Capitol as “domestic terrorists” and he blames President Donald Trump for the violence that has shaken the nation’s capital and beyond. Biden says the riot by Trump supporters who breached the security of Congress on Wednesday was “not dissent, was not disorder, was not protest. It was chaos.” Biden says the actions Trump has taken to subvert the nation’s democratic institutions throughout his presidency led directly to the mayhem in Washington. And Biden says those who massed on Capitol Hill intending to disrupt a joint session of Congress that was certifying Biden’s election victory over Trump “were a riotous mob — insurrectionists, domestic terrorists.”

(Beaver Falls, Pa.) Tune into 1230 WBVP, 1460 WMBA, 99.3 FM, and beavercountyradio.com Friday January 8, 2020 at 9:10 a.m.. Attorney Larry Kelly from  Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George will join fill in host Frank Sparks to talk about Liability law. Larry will be available to answer any questions you may have at 724-843-1888 or 724-774-1888.

(Beaver Falls, Pa.) Tune into 1230 WBVP, 1460 WMBA, 99.3 FM, beavercountyradio.com, and Facebook Live Friday morning, January 8, 2020 at 10:10 a.m.. Beaver County Treasurer Sandie Egley will join fill in host Frank Sparks to talk about dog licenses in Beaver County and 2021 County Taxes are in the mail. Egley and Sparks will give you all the information about both subjects and Treasurer Egley will also be available to answer any questions you may have about these two subjects or any other questions you may have about the Treasurer’s Office.   The interview will also be streamed live on the Beaver County Radio Facebook Page.

(West Aliquippa, Pa.) Beaver County Emergency Services has released a photo of the person who escaped from custody at the Beaver County Jail on Thursday January 7, 2021. Authorities are saying to be alert of an escapee from the Beaver County Jail. Subject is a white male, 5’10”, 160 pounds, with brown hair. Last seen wearing a blue shirt, blue jeans and black shoes. If seen, do not approach and call 9-1-1.

A press conference has been scheduled at the Beaver County Jail for 2:30 pm today.

Beaver County Radio will continue to provide updates as they become available.

PA National Guard Activated to D.C. through Jan. 20 Presidential Inauguration

Harrisburg, PA – Governor Tom Wolf announced today that approximately 1,000 Pennsylvania National Guard (PNG) members have been activated to support the District of Columbia (D.C.) National Guard and local civilian authorities through the Jan. 20 presidential inauguration in our nation’s capital.

 

“The unprecedented and disturbing events yesterday in our nation’s capital are cause for ongoing concern and Pennsylvania is prepared to assist as needed in securing peace and an orderly transfer of power on January 20,” Gov. Wolf said. “Our National Guard members will assist the D.C. National Guard and local civilian authorities as they work to keep the area surrounding the Capitol and other locations secure in the coming days leading up to the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden.”

 

“Pennsylvania Guard members are well-trained and well-prepared to assist our communities, commonwealth and country in any way they can,” Acting Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Mark Schindler said. “We are also very fortunate that our Guard members have extensive experience working alongside the D.C. National Guard as part of past training events and presidential inaugurations.”

The PNG members activated will report to their local armories over the next few days to receive their assignments and then travel to the D.C. area to support as required.

Pennsylvania has the second largest National Guard in the country with approximately 19,000 members located in more than 80 armories and readiness centers statewide.