Thank you to the following people who joined our Virtual Grand Opening and connected with us during our live show.
 Championship game between second graders with Ambridge High School basketball standouts Daylon Carter and Darius Lawrence returning to the program as referees.  Congratulations to the Ambridge Little Bridger Basketball in-house teams. Over the past weeks, the teams went into the playoffs, most recently holding the championship games between all of the levels.  John Pournaras, owner of John Pournaras Agency, shows off his boots during the live show. To contact the agency, located at 651 Merchant St. in Ambridge, call 724-266-4100 or email [email protected] Ambridge Connection celebrated its Virtual Grand Opening with an online ribbon cutting and live chat with 15 local government officials, non-profits and business leaders.
 Before Ash Wednesday comes Fat Tuesday, better known as Pączki Day in Ambridge.
Good Samaritan Parish will carry on its annual tradition of selling pączki—homemade sugared doughnuts—from 5 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Fat Tuesday, March 5 while supplies last.  Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane is now looking into the recent spate of unusually high consumer electric bills, after some urging from local State Rep. Rob Matzie.
Matzie, D-Ambridge, told Ambridge Connection there have been numerous complaints from consumers who feel they were overcharged for electricity.  The Baden Volunteer Fire Department is working to raise $100,000 to build a training facility that will be used by fire departments throughout Beaver County.
Funds raised will help cover the project’s first phase—the construction of a main fire training building on Tevebaugh Road in Baden.  Organizers Jennifer Setzenfand and Dave Kozak address the crowd of more than 100 citizens while Scott Setzenfand complies notes.  Motorists dealing with snow and ice also have to contend with a plethora of potholes on local roads.
PennDOT plans to do pothole patching as needed, and is scheduled to work this week in several local communities.  State Rep. Rob Matzie sent a letter Monday to state Attorney General Kathleen Kane expressing his concerns for customers who
entered into variable rate contracts with competitive generation suppliers only to receive unusually high electric utility bills. |
AC TEAMAlan Freed 
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