 Photo courtesy of Janice Zupsic Just in from the Ambridge High School Prom... Your 2016 Court as voted by the attendees! Left to right, Che Abrego, Sydney Rabold, Adam Fryer, Ashlynn Murphy, Prom Queen Abbey Antolic, Prom King Austin Walker, Jenae Bratton, Capen Brendle, Madelyn Genre and Jordan Escamilla
 Police are searching for a man who robbed Circle K with a sword Saturday night. Photo courtesy of Ambridge Police The Pennsylvania State Police have filed criminal charges against a former employee of Good Samaritan Parish in Ambridge.
Brother Ambrose as known as Thomas Paul Ross, is accused of stealing about $220,695 in parish funds from 2006 to 2015.  Images courtesy of Ambridge Police Ambridge Police need help in tracking down a two individuals.
The Board of School Directors have completed their rounds of School Board Meetings at the various District school buildings. Through December, 2016 all School Board Meet and Discuss Meetings and School Board Meetings will be held at the Ambridge Area High School Auditorium.
 Ambridge won their Section 1 with a 10-0 record and entered the WPIAL playoffs as the top seed in Class AA. On Tuesday, May 24, they will play Montour at 7:30 in North Allegheny.
--- No. 1 Ambridge No. 5 Montour at North Allegheny, 7:30 p.m. - Ambridge has won four consecutive WPIAL titles. The Bridgers won the Section 1 title with a 10-0 record and received a bye in the first round. The Bridgers advanced to the semifinals with a 3-0 sweep of Hopewell. Montour placed third in Section 1 with a 6-4 record. The Spartans swept West Shamokin 3-0 in the first round, then beat No. 4 seed Derry Area 3-2 in the quarterfinals. see full article at :Boys Volleyball: 2016 WPIAL Class AA Semifinals Preview In Photos: Paul Hertneky, Rust Belt Boy reads Stories of an American Childhood in Ambridge5/23/2016  Paul Hertneky, author of “Rust Belt Boy: Stories of an American Childhood,” spoke at Laughlin Memorial Library about his book. Photo credit: Alan Freed Photography/Ambridge Connection With more than 100 in attendance, author Paul Hertneky read a chapter called “Sanctuary” out of his book “Rust Belt Boy: Stories of an American Childhood” at Laughlin Memorial Library. The chapter was about his love for the library.
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