A missing Beaver County native reported missing from Erie earlier this week has been found alive in Washington state. 22-year-old Jordan Lampus is currently hospitalized. She’s getting checked out after she was found along a road in Seattle.
She wasn’t wearing her glasses, something she normally has on. The woman was found several days after police discovered Jordan’s 2006 blue Toyota van parked on the side of the road. Officers say the circumstances were suspicious. At this time, it’s not clear why she went to Seattle or how she got there.
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Big Warm-Up on the Way for Beaver County This Weekend
WEATHER FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH, 2020
TODAY – PARTLY SUNNY. HIGH – 32.
TONIGHT – MOSTLY CLOUDY. A FEW FLURRIES OR SNOW
SHOWERS POSSIBLE. LOW AROUND 20.
SATURDAY – CLOUDY. A FEW FLURRIES OR SNOW SHOWERS
POSSIBLE. HIGH NEAR 30.
SUNDAY – MOSTLY SUNNY. HIGH NEAR 50.
Beaver Falls Car Cruise Video
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CCBC Players of the Game!!
Vincentian-Ethan Embleton
Cornell- Zarier Harrison
North Catholic- Isaac DeGregorio
Lincoln Park- Andre Wilder
Scoring Updates for North Catholic vs Lincoln Park!!
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Vincentian Wins 1A WPIAL Championship With 63-51 Win over Cornell
In a game heard on WBVP, WMBA and The New 99.3 FM it was the WPIAL 1A Championship game featuring Vincentian Academy and Cornell played at the Peterson Event Center at the University of Pittsburgh. It was a game that was back and fourth early, but Vincentian used a run late in the first half to build a halftime lead of 34-25. Then it was mostly Vincentian in the second half building a big lead and never looking back and went on to win the 1A Championship by a final of 63-51. For Cornell their season isn’t over as they will play in the PIAA State Tournament which starts next week.
Scoring Updates for Cornell vs Vincentian Academy!!
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Labor Union Unveils $150M Campaign to Help Defeat Trump
WASHINGTON (AP) — One of the nation’s largest labor unions is unveiling plans to invest $150 million in a nationwide campaign to help defeat President Donald Trump. The sweeping effort is focused on eight battleground states and voters of color who typically don’t vote. The investment marks the largest voter engagement and turnout operation in the history of the Service Employees International Union, which claims nearly 2 million members. The campaign will span 40 states and target 6 million voters focused largely in Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin. Union president Mary Kay Henry says Trump is “systematically unwinding and attacking unions.”
Campaign to Open Trump Community Centers to Woo Black Voters
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s campaign is stepping up its outreach to black Americans as it tries to claw away support from the traditionally Democratic voting bloc ahead of November’s general election. Trump’s campaign is announcing Wednesday that it is opening 15 “Black Voices for Trump Community Centers” in the coming weeks in major cities in battleground states. The offices will feature a line of campaign swag adopting the “woke” label, videos of prominent Trump surrogates like Diamond and Silk explaining their support for the president and pamphlets outlining the president’s record. The retail spaces will be the campaign’s first field offices targeted at a specific demographic group.
Canada to End Security Assistance for Prince Harry, Meghan
TORONTO (AP) — Canadian officials say they won’t provide security for Prince Harry and his wife Meghan when they step back from royal duties. A spokeswoman for Canada’s public safety minister said Thursday “the assistance will cease in the coming weeks, in keeping with their change in status.” Harry and Meghan, say they will walk away from most royal duties starting March 31, give up public funding and try to become financially independent. Power said that as duke and duchess of Sussex, they have been considered “internationally protected persons” who warranted security measures under international treaty.















