A public painting class will be held at Lincoln High School in Room T on November 20 from 1-5p.m. Ages 14+ are encouraged to attend, the cost is $50.00 per person which includes a lesson, paint, brushes, and a canvas. No experience necessary.
Mayor Court will host the next Crime Watch meeting, scheduled to be held on Thursday, December 1, 2016 at 6:30p.m. in Council Chambers. Feature speaker will be Becky Pelloni Marshall. Also speaking will be Mayor Court on current issues and Mr. Frank Sniezek regarding the latest on State Legislation. All community residents are encouraged to attend.
Yesterday evening held the first of two monthly reoccurring council meetings; the first one is for the council committee to discuss what will be voted on at the next meeting. According to Lisa Guerrera, a member of the community and activist for the Standing Up to Ellwood Electric group on Facebook, there were several visitors at the meeting who brought comments, concerns, and questions to the meeting for discussion: Her post states, “…Dan Franus, Architectural Engineer, spoke first and showed drawings of the proposed new Borough Building and Electric Building. It has been decided not to change locations, and to…
Monaca, PA –Chuck “C.J.” Betters, CEO of C.J. Betters Enterprises, Inc., recently demonstrated his strong support for Community College of Beaver County’s efforts to train the workforce for current and emerging jobs in our region. Betters made a $100,000 gift to the CCBC Foundation for the College’s Process Technology program to help purchase state-of-the-art training equipment that will be vital to employing Beaver Countians in jobs that are expected to be created during the next five years and beyond. “We thank Mr. Betters for his gift to help future employees in our region receive the training they need to benefit…
HARRISBURG – State Rep.-elect Aaron Bernstine (R-Beaver/Butler/Lawrence) is anxiously preparing to begin his first term in office representing the 10th Legislative District. Bernstine will establish a full-time local office when his term officially begins next month. Until that time, to ensure residents of the 10th Legislative District can access assistance with state government concerns or questions, Bernstine has established a toll-free number to call for help: 1-855-282-0615. “It is truly an honor to have the opportunity to represent our communities at the state Capitol,” Bernstine said. “I look forward to getting to work to advance policies that will support job…
A recent trend, The Mannequin Challenge, has been taking the internet by storm- teams of athletes, celebrities, and even tailgaters are participating in the challenge. According to Wikipedia, The Mannequin Challenge is a viral Internet video trend that started in 2016 where people remain frozen in action while a video is recorded, usually with music in the background. The hashtag #MannequinChallenge was used for popular social media platforms such as Twitter and Instagram. It is believed the phenomenon of remaining motionless like mannequins was started by students from Edward H. White High School in Jacksonville, Florida on October 26, 2016….
Monaca, PA – In a proactive effort to inform residents about current and emerging job opportunities – including Shell’s ethane cracker plant in Potter Township – Community College of Beaver County and regional leaders are hosting Cracker Plant: Building/Construction Trades and Manufacturing Career Expo on Thursday, November 17, beginning at 6:00 p.m., in CCBC’s Dome. “CCBC and our regional partners recognize the immediate need for our region to promote awareness and understanding of the various types of education and training programs that will prepare residents for short, intermediate, and long-term employment opportunities associated with the ethane cracker plant,” said CCBC…
The Golden Agers of Bell Memorial were honored with a dinner of ham and scallop potatoes after church on Sunday, November 13th. The dinner committee was headed up by Kathy Newton and Carrie Young with help from Kathy Brandes and Cindy Lokey along with numerous teenagers. Those being honored included – Seated – Peggy Campbell, Pat Graham, Eleanor Palatka, Mary Gearhart and Frank Wallace Standing – Betty Marshall, Edwin Marshall, Doris Keane, Lemuel Linville, Betty Rice, Janie Linville, Marjory Ferrese, Louise Carroll, Diane Neyman, Dottie Wallace, Betty Freson, Rosalie Blatchford, Don Hairhoger, Laura McConahy (front), Paul McConahy, John Stasick…
As of 8a.m. November 11, we counted the votes- it was a very close race! We would like to congratulate our first place winner, Braxton Hogue with a whopping total of 450 likes- as a spilled bowl of spaghetti, and our second place winner, Anthony Barberio following closely behind with a total of 436 likes- as a headless version of himself! Thank you to all who submitted and participated in EllwoodCity.org’s annual Halloween Contest.
Veterans Day falls annually on November 11, as a day to appreciate our veterans who have fought and continue to fight for our freedom. Veterans Day was initially started in 1938 to honor World War I veterans because on November 11, 1918, Germany signed an armistice agreement with the Allies- effectively ending World War I. Formally known as Armistice Day, the name changed to Veterans Day in 1954, after World War II and the Korean War, due to veteran organizations urging Congress to change the name in order to give honor to all American veterans in all wars. Today, scattered…