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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Pittsburgh, PA) Pennsylvania State Police in Pittsburgh reported via release today that twenty-four-year-old Calen Suto of McKees Rocks was charged after causing a two-vehicle crash in Allegheny County on Friday afternoon. At approximately 3:15 p.m., Suto was driving on I-79 South near Exit 68 in Sewickley Hills Borough in the left lane and passed the vehicle of forty-seven-year-old Jason Miller of Moon Township. When Suto tried to merge into the left lane, he hit the vehicle of Miller on the passenger side. There were no reported injuries. Suto did not stop and exchange information and the vehicles of Suto and Miller sustained damage that was disabling.

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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Moon Township, PA) Pennsylvania State Police in Pittsburgh reported via release on Saturday that an unidentified forty-seven-year-old man from Pittsburgh was harassed by an unidentified suspect on Thursday afternoon in Moon Township. At 1:30 p.m., Pennsylvania State Police investigated this incident that happened along 449 McCormick Road. No charges were filed by police.

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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Pittsburgh, PA) Thirty-six-year-old Brandon Rumbuagh of Pleasant Hills could have a prison sentence of up to 24 years after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a thirteen-year-old girl multiple times earlier this year. Rumbaugh also allegedly told the victim to “keep this a secret” until she turned eighteen. The Pittsburgh-area veteran and motivational speakerwill also have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.

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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Monaca, PA) The Community College of Beaver County recently released 359 names of their full-time and part-time students who achieved either the President’s List or Dean’s List honors for its fall 2025 semester in Monaca. Students must have completed at least 12 hours of credit-bearingcourses and have received a 3.75 grade-point average or above for the semester to be named to the President’s List. Students must have completed at least 12 hours of credit-bearing courses and have received a 3.25 to 3.74 grade-point average for the semester to be named to the Dean’s List.

According to a recent release in Monaca from CCBC, the following full-time students were named to the President’s List:

Sophia Adams
Jaelynn Anderson
Sydney Anderson
Shreya B K
Teagan Baker
Nathan Baskar
Joseph Beaver
Mohammed Beqqi
Chase Blackburn
Mia Blakeslee
Johnathan Brady
Chandler Brendel
Empress Cain
Maria Callaghan
Isabella Campbell
Matthew Caratelli
Lillian Carreon
Anthony Carter
Carmyn Catley
Matthew Chirico
Troy Clark

Ella Clerici
Kaiden Cribbs
Cammie Crouse
Laina Cusato
Jessica Davis
Nikkia Dawson
Amanda DeDominicis
Danielle Densmore
Gianni Dietz
Luke Dimerling
Hannah DoVidio
Carter Dyke
Declan Eaton
Nevaeh Faytak
Katelyn Ferguson
Armando Ferri
Evangeline Fogle
DeLana Fox
Olivia Galusha
Faith Ganoe
Rialy George

Alivea Gimbus
Leah Godwin
Noah Goetz
Thaddeus Gonzalez
Aleena Gray
Franklin Grayson
Julia Grove
Catessa Guadagnoli
Dennis Habrle
Lilly Hartley
Stone Hartline
Olivia Henderson
Tyler Hepler
Jocelyn Herda
Moises Hernandez
Ruben Hernandez
Segarra
Noah Hilliker
Zoe Hilton
Brianna Huntington
Alexa Hupp

Reyad Jaber
Jonathan Janicki
Isaiah Jeter
Brendan Jones
Chelsey Joseph
Ryan Kelly
Baylee Kirkham
Baylor Kirsch
Annabelle Komlos
Preston Korol
Taylor Kosinski
Nikita Kotuba
Cameron Kriberney
Shawn Kristophel
Logan Kryder
Carlie Kuga
Matthew Kwok
Maggie Laemmle
Myckenzie Laneve
Rylee Lavelle
Heather Lawrence

Vincent Lazzaro
Lindsey Lehman
Dominick Lightner
Dallyn Love
Kimberly Malatesta
Elizabeth Martin
Will Martin
Sage Kylie Mateer
Ella McCormack
Brooke Menegon
Jacob Mersing
Mya Mitchell
John Montini
Dylan Myers
Ryan Neils
Nathan Norton
Charles Nourigat
Jacqueline Ohl

Jeffrey Palmer
Julia Patrisian
Branden Plowman
Remington Pond
John Porter
Joseph Pruszenski
Gianna Rankin
Rylee Reynolds
Jah’Nauri Riggins
Sharin Robb
Emil Rodriguez
Sanchez
Curtis Runyan
Josie Russell
John Samosky
Jiovonni Santella
Nolan Saxe
Nathan Scarpone
Lucas Scheidemantle

Jessica Schriner
Nathan Sciaretta
Jacee Serak
Kira Shakespeare
Willie Simmons
Arielle Simonds
Aashna Sinha Roy
Logan Smith
Jacob Snatchko
Jack Stablow
Cliff Stobart
Kodiak Stobart
Abigail Stowe
Helgalie Suh
Annette Thomas
Victoria Tomei
Annamarie Vitale
Nicole Vo

Ryan Vukovcan
Colton Wayne
Liam Welge
Logan Wells
Carl Wendt
Jenna White
Allie Williams
Robert Wilson
Danae Woods
William Wright
Joseph Yarosz
Sean Yates
Rebecca Zemaitis
Laura Zeranick

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

Vincent Adams
Batule Altahawi
Riley Balco
Kenneth Beatty
Raelyn Boyer
Zachary Bucka
Logan Butter
Ryan Cain
Lexie Carpenter
Zachary Casto
Domenic Catanzarite
Darcell Cleckley
Ryleigh Clyde
Ethan Colvin
Carly Condes
Landon Connolly
Michael Croswell
Joel Cunniff
Kayden Curcio
Lillyanna Davis
Jacquelynn Demacio
Kora Eaton
Carson Emerick

Alexander Espenship
Aiden Fattore
Camten Fazzino
Sarah Firich
Tianyao Gao
Chloe Garing
Mackenzie Gould
Jordan Grant
Raelynn Harris
Annaray Hatt
Joshua Hatton
Taylor Hazlett
Brady Hess
Maxwell Hill
Ethan Hunt
Heba Iham
Rebecca Jennings
Javon Johnson
Allison Kalcevic
Nataley Keefer
Kole Kerestes
Ava Kernaich
Anna Kosol

Braya Kramer
Kasaya Krause
Validus Lauzon
Evanna Lay
Cornell Lee
Noah Lovett
Zaynah Makowiecki
Joey Malia
Hannah Malingowski
Victoria Mann
Angelina Martin
Samwise Mason
Lainey Mayer
Elizabeth McDonald
Shaelyn McDonald
Jaden McMeekin
Robert McNear
Gianna Merulli
Alexandra Mikolajczak
Amber Miles
Lucas Moore
Alicen Mosura
Cameron Mulica

Maria Mundy
Zachary Neel
Preston Norman
McGinnis O’Shea
Orlando Ortega
Tristan Oudit
Nathan Paliwoda
Allison Parrish
Kilian Perkins
Logan Pettibon
Louis Rabatin
Roman Reichart
Rylee Ringhoff
Sheldon Rini
Omar Rivera
Rachel Sabat
Cristiana Schaefer
Nehemiah Seifert
Ava Sellers
Madison Sherlock
Anastasia Smith
Tysheal Smith
Catherine Spiker

Elizabeth Spilsbury
Louis Suh
Logan Sullivan
Camryn Thomas

Shane Tillia
Anthony Tuschong
Simone van der Ham
Jacob Weiman

Skylar Westerman
James Wetzel
Chloe Wijnen-Riems
Sarah Windsheimer

Abigail Winterhalter

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

Jacob Albanese
Brianna ArnoldBesiso
Caden Beringer
Ashliann Brenner
Hayden Burrell
Joshua Carr
Lily Ceriani
Ethan Clark
Caroline Clow
Hannah Cornelius
Mary Cropps
Brandie DeNelle
Brandon Downs
Daegan Duffy

Elizabeth Elias
Domanic Francis
Gwendolyn Fritz
Marc Galante
Joel Garcia Crego
Shawn Geisinger
Graecyn Gibbons
Marin Glomb
Stacey Goff
Aubrey Grater
Brandon Hansen
Ethan Herstine
McKenna Houser
Christina Ion

Timothy Jakubek
Joshua Lanzoni
Jakob Lee
Abbigail Lyon
Mackenzie Maga
Melanie Maldonado
Brian McCabe
Zachary Nemec
Lily Parish
Matthew Park
Braden Pechart
Emily Peroni
Aaron Pfeifer
Sara Powell

Ella Quatman
Colby Ramirez
Amy Rectenwald
Vivian Riggins
Vance Rooke
Rachel Sledzianowski
Sarah Smith
Kirsten Sokolovich
Breanne Steiner
Leanne Suhoney
Trinity Will
Breonna Wissinger
Shelby Young

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

Maya Abt
Marianne Ansa
Elijah Ansell
Carly Arbes
Demetrius Bridges
Ella Brunton
Sara Burgos-Negron
Madilyn Burket
Christian Burrell
Tyler Byer
Ella Ceriani
Kylee Dean

Emily DeMaiolo
Laura Dennis
Tessa DeSanzo
Delaney Dixon
Ebony Dorsett
Lily Geweth
Samantha Gutierrez
Diana Hernandez
Morgan Hochschild
Annica Jones
Jada Lahita
Emma Leonard

Olivia Logue
Keaton Matteson
Mikenzi McBride
Kayleigh McCabe
Myari McCracken
Josephine McKenna
Brittney Megyesy
Tori Miller
Emma Mrkonja
Ava Novajosky
Kirstin Pantaleo
Annamarie Price

Rose Pyles
Breanna Reynolds
Makayla Sanko
Niko Santarelli
Ilgaz Sevinc
Aubrey Stamm
Zoi Waite
Allison Ware
Olivia Warren
Maura Watterson
Selby Willmorth
Dominic Yoho

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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Washington, D.C.) According to a release in Washington D.C. on Friday from the U.S. Department of Labor, the U.S. departments of Labor and Agriculture announced on Friday a Memorandum of Understanding to maximize skills training and work opportunities for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program participants. The agreement will help states connect SNAP participants more effectively with Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act job training programs, which will aim to help more low-income Americans find and maintain employment. 

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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(New Castle, PA) Pennsylvania State Police in New Castle reported via release on Saturday that an unidentified bicyclist was taken into custody for drug possession in the city of New Castle on the evening of September 5th, 2025. This occurred at 10:19 p.m. along Agnew Street and Marion Court. According to police, PSP New Castle attempted a traffic stop on the bicyclist for a traffic violation and that person attempted to flee on foot but was immediately apprehended and was taken into custody. Charges will be filed against the bicyclist. 

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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Pittsburgh, PA) Central Catholic High School in Pittsburgh has now revealed what they are calling the most ambitious capital campaign in the history of the school. The “Centennial Campaign: Rooted in Tradition, Building For Our Future” aims to raise $55 million for improvements to the campus ahead of the 100th anniversary of the school in the 2027-28 school year. The project will consist of three phases. The first phase will be a renovation of the Brothers’ House that houses the De LaSalle Christian Brothers who serve on the campus. Phase two will be the construction of a new student center, which the school is preparing to break ground on the new center that is 102,000 square feet. The new student center will include student gathering spaces, a TV studio, a lecture hall, a dining hall, a regulation-sized gymnasium, a fitness center, and team locker rooms for the season. This would replace the gym on campus that is nearly 50 years old. The third and final phase will be the main enhancements to the building. That would include the installation of an elevator to ensure compliance for the ADA, upgraded measures for security, and climate control that is modernized. This will also create extended space for the fine arts program, as the facilities for athletics and the dining hall will be moved to the new student center. 

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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Pittsburgh, PA) Pittsburgh City Council approved a real estate tax hike of 20% yesterday in an effort to remedy a budget deficit of roughly $20 million. The council voted 6-2 to approve the tax increase in a rare weekend session. The $20% increase for taxes would be the first spike in taxes like this in over ten years. Council members passed a spending plan of over $693 million for the 2026 budget. Mayor Ed Gainey now has ten days to decide whether to veto, approve or take no action on the measure. 

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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Allegheny County, PA) Three people were injured in a vehicle crash in White Oak yesterday. According to an Allegheny County 911 supervisor, emergency crews were called to the 3000 block of Jacks Run Road around 3:45 p.m. and three people were taken to the hospital from the scene. Debris and lines were down in the roadway near McClintock Road. No additional details about the crash have been released.