 On Saturday, Feb. 25 around 10:24 p.m., Ambridge police found themselves surrounding the high school. .
Ambridge Patrolman John Bialik responded to a call that several juveniles were posting on a social media app that they were inside the high school on Duss Avenue.  According to Ambridge police, the person pictured reached over the counter at Rite Aid and removed $140 from an unoccupied cash register. He left the store headed toward the Ohio River on foot.
If anyone recognizes him, contact the Ambridge Police at 724-266 3270 Photo courtesy of the Ambridge Police  Before Ash Wednesday comes Fat Tuesday, better known as Pączki Day in Ambridge. Photo Credit Good Samaritan Parish Archives Facebook 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, Feb. 28 while supplies last. 
photo by Felicia Mycyk /Ambridge Connection
Local Girl Scouts are out in the community managing their troop's booth sales.
The Girl Scout Cookie Program give the scouts an opportunity to conduct buying/selling transactions, handle money, build their presentation and conversation skills, keep records, set up product displays, manage inventory, and more noted on Girl Scouts of Western Pennsylvania. This year will be the 100th year of Girl Scouts selling cookies a tradition that started in Oklahoma school bake sale in 1917. The new year brings a new cookie called "Girl Scout S’mores."  Photo Credit: Alan Freed Photography The Ambridge Area High School Steel Drum Band has begun a fundraising campaign to help the group with ongoing expenses and transportation needs. The group, which is celebrating its 30th year, is hoping to raise at least $5,000 over the course of the next month
Great weather in Ambridge, where are the youth? Playing outside at H&H Basketball Courts.
Ambridge Rotary Club raised funds and received a matching grant to have lights installed at the courts. According to the Ambridge Borough Manager, Joe Kauer, a service panel was added inspected and received approval to be energized. The next step is done by Duquesne Light.  Pictured is Mr. Rapp (left), Mary Ann Rapp and Council President Michael A. Mikulich. Photo submitted  Image Credit: Bridger Baseball Baseball season is coming sooner than you think.
Bridger Baseball and Baden Youth Association will hold in-person sign ups at the following locations on Sat. Feb. 18. |
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