“I bought a house in a residential neighborhood. It was never intended to be in an area where there is an industrial site whatsoever.”​

Police Chase ended in Ambridge

A parking lot in Leetsdale is where a woman says she was approached by a man who intended to rob her and more — for $10 and a cigarette.

Someone who purchased a lottery ticket in Beaver County just hit the jackpot.

The Pennsylvania Lottery says a Cash 5 ticket purchased at the Circle K on Duss Avenue in Ambridge matched all five numbers from Friday’s drawing.
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https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/…/ambridge-circle-k-cash-5…/

Students will conduct fun classroom experiments to solve real-world math and science problems.

Middle-school students in the Ambridge Area School District soon will be conducting fun classroom 
Students will conduct fun classroom experiments to solve real-world math and science problems.
Middle-school students in the Ambridge Area School District soon will be conducting fun classroom experiments to solve real-world math and science problems thanks to generous grants from McDonald’s and a Dallas-based nonprofit committed to STEM studies and improving college readiness.

Jason Bowker was supposed to turn himself into police on Thursday, but when he never arrived an arrest warrant was issued.
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Police say he hit house after house on Schiller Street in Baden over a span of eight months.​

After having a forensic audit completed, state police refiled previously dismissed charges against Mann, and allege that he stole $67,788 from the borough through fraudulent time sheets.​

The 200 block of Ambridge's Wagner Ave. is a narrow, one-way street in the historic district, running between Church St. and Merchant St. The block is lined with a few modest non-Harmonist houses and not heavily traveled.

Police on Wednesday filed additional charges against a Beaver County police chief already facing charges of theft, fraud and threatening his own officers, court records show.
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The new charges against James Mann, 61, include felony counts of theft, witness intimidation and threatening harm to influence the judicial process, along with several misdemeanors.​

Below is an expert from  the Open Letter from the Ambridge Borough Solicitor to the citizens and employees of the community: 
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​Many rumors have been passed around the community that unfairly damage the character and reputation of the Bourgh Council and Manager. These public servants have performed their duties without being given the opportunity to explain their actions and intentions due to laws that forbid public comment without jeopardizing the borough.  It is sincerely hoped that this letter to the community will set the record straight.
 
Every Ambridge Citizen, Police Officer, employee, and official is a valued part the community.
There are procedures, processes, and rights of all that need to be protected and embraced . Due­ process takes time and we too are frustrated . All claims, matters and complaints are being investigated, addressed and responded to. We thank you for your cooperation and ask for your patience.
 
Read the entire letter below :