90 Yr. Old Drives Car into House

BRADDOCK HILLS, Pa. – A 90-year-old woman crashed her car into a home on Brinton Road in Braddock Hills Sunday morning.

When first responders arrived on scene they found the driver trapped behind the wheel and were able to safely remove her from the car. The driver was transported to a local hospital.

There is no word what caused the crash.

Teens lead police on chase in stolen car

ALLEGHENY COUNTY, Pa. – Two 13-year-old boys stole a car Sunday morning and led police on a chase through at least two neighborhoods in Allegheny County.

Police said the pursuit began around 1:15 a.m. in Forest Hills and continued on to Electric Avenue in North Braddock.

After crashing into a house the teens ran from the car and tried to scale a wall up to Route 30.
Police caught the two boys and took them into custody.

3 INJURIES IN CRESCENT TWP FIRE EARLY MONDAY MORNING

At a house fire in CRESCENT TOWNSHIP, – Two firefighters were taken away on stretchers and another person was injured.

The fire was reported about 2:30 a.m. early Monday morning at a home on Main Street in Crescent Township, officials said.

Arthur Stiffler, who lives in the home, said he was watching TV on his back porch when the fire broke out. He said he ran upstairs and found his son laying on floor with burns to his feet and legs.

“The flames were so high,” said Stiffler, adding, “It was just black smoke in the stairwell and in the house. You couldn’t take a couple of breaths, you would just pass out.”

Stiffler said he got his wife and son out of the house. Stiffler’s son was taken to UPMC Mercy Hospital.

The two firefighters were also hospitalized with one suffering a back injury and the other a knee injury.

Stiffler’s 90-year-old mother was taken from another part of the structure and some neighbors were also evacuated.

The Allegheny County fire marshal is investigating the cause of the fire.

Another Hot Day in Beaver County

WEATHER JULY 16, 2018

TODAY
Partly cloudy early. Thunderstorms developing this afternoon. High 89F.

TONIGHT
Thunderstorms likely. Low around 70F.

TUESDAY
Scattered thunderstorms in the morning, then partly cloudy late. High 83F.

We are our own worst enemy and FREE books with Tom Young from 1st Consultants on Tuesday July 17, 2018 at 9 a.m..

Tune into Beaver County Radio 1230 WBVP and 1460 WMBA Tuesday July 17, 2018 at 9 a.m. for Tom Young from 1st Consultants Inc. in Beaver. Tom will be making his monthly appearance and the topic this month will be “We are our own worst Enemy” . Tom says that things like our attitude can sometimes get in the way of smart financial decisions. Tom will explain that and more during his appearance this month. An added bonus this month is that anyone who shares the show on Facebook Live will receive absolutely Free Tom’s   book “Life Insurance- Will it Pay When I Die”. You can also participate in the show by calling 724-843-1888 or 724-774-1888. You can also ask your questions on Facebook Live.

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Commissioners Approve Financial Consultant

Beaver County Commissioners approved Susquehanna Accounting and Consulting of Harrisburg as part time financial consultant by a 2-1 vote at Thursday’s regular meeting. Sandie Egley voted no and Dan Camp and Tony Amadio voted yes. Amadio voted by telephone hookup since he is home recovering from back surgery.

Susquehanna will be paid between 235 and 265 dollars per hour not to exceed 40 thousand. Susquehanna has already started preparation of the 2019 county budget.

In another matter, District Attorney David Lozier disagrees with Egley’s criticism of his authorizing 400 hours overtime so far in the DelTondo murder case. Lozier says Egley is looking at the matter from strictly a budget point of view. Lozier says those close to DelTondo would want everything possible done to solve the case. Lozier says he has money in the budget to pay the overtime although other investigations will have to be adjusted between now and the end of the year. Limited as to what he can say about the case, Lozier says, overall, he is pleased with progress in the investigation.