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Morning& Scottdale Rise Shine! License expiration dates extended planning PennDOT said ex- piration dates for com- mercial driver licenses and commercial learn- er’s permits will be concert extended in response to COVID-19 mitigation efforts. The expiration date series that was scheduled to By CINDY EKAS expire from March 16, The Scottdale Parks Commission is getting 2020, through March ready for the summer season. 31, 2021, is extended The commission announced last week it through March 31, plans to sponsor a summer concert series 6 to 2021. 8 p.m. Saturdays from June through August at Expiration extension PHOTOS: Jamie Rankin | The Daily Courier the gazebo. deadlines on noncom- Boy Scout Troop 150, Scottdale, held a Boy Scout Memorabilia Trade-O-Ree on Friday at the Councilwoman Charity Colebank, a com- Tryone Presbyterian Church’s School House. Above is a display of patches. mercial driver license, mission member, said the series will cost an photo identification estimated $4,500 — $4,000 for the bands and $500 for signage, cards, learner’s permits banners and ad- and camera cards end- vertising. “This will depend on ed Aug. 31, 2020. “We received $2,100 in spon- what happens with Westmoreland sets sorships from lo- COVID-19 as we get demolition program cal businesses,” Colebank said. closer to the summer. The Westmoreland “We applied for I’m hoping that we County Redevelop- $2,000 through ment Authority is seek- the Westmoreland don’t have to cancel it, ing applicants for its County Local Arts but you never know Countywide Demolition Grant program. We have received what’s going to Program. The program it in the past. We happen.” covers much of the are trying to get cost for demolition of new bands and Charity Colebank residential and com- younger people Scottdale ParkS commiSSion mercial structures that down there for the are vacant, abandoned concert series.” and blighted. Colebank said The program reduces the Scottdale Community Band, Scottdale Choral Society and the Geyer Performing Arts the cost for property Center are interested in performing. owners to demolish The band Contagious might also sign on. structures. Residential The schedule will be announced soon, Cole- structures require a bank said. cash match on a slid- “We really can’t pay more than about $500 ing scale at as little for each band, and we will have to raise some as $500. Commercial money to pay the bands,” she said. The committee discussed scheduling a band structures require a and giving away hot dogs to children on July cash match at a min- 3.. imum of 50% of the If COVID-19 restrictions are in place over project cost. the the summer, Colebank said the concert se- Money available to ries might be canceled. the redevelopment “I’m hoping that we don’t have to cancel it, authority through the At top is a display of patches and knapsacks. but you never know what’s going to happen,” Community Develop- Above, Dan Sosko of Troop 150 and Jeff Lydic Colebank said. of Troop 465 preside over a table at the Trade- A car show might be scheduled 4 to 9 p.m. ment Block Grant might O-Ree. At right, Troop 150 Scoutmaster Aaron June 19, if a sponsor is found. cover the demolition of Coffman displays some of the memorabilia Rain date is July 10. nearly 30 structures, available for purchase and trade. See SCOTTDALE on A2 depending on a variety of factors. Property owners should complete demo- lition applications found Mt. Pleasant senior center offers online fundraising at www.co.westmore- By CINDY EKAS land.pa.us/652/Revital- “Anyone who is 60 years of age is asked to make a $2 donation per meal. ization. A staff member The Mt. Pleasant senior center has The senior center is preparing meals Mondays and Thursdays. They are full, balanced meals that are will contact candidates been closed to the public since March Anyone 60 years of age or older who has been approved by the very nutritious.” to begin the process. 17 because of the COVID-19 pandem- Fields said she has no idea when the ic, but it is still preparing and deliver- Area Agency on Aging is eligible to receive the meals. The frozen senior center might reopen. Savor the Avenue ing meals to qualified seniors. meals can be delivered to homes or picked up at the center if “That will depend on what happens event is planned Jody Fields, Mt. Pleasant senior with COVID and what decisions are center director, and Beverly LaGorga, seniors make arrangements a week ahead of time. made,” Fields said. Greater Connellsville supervisor, said the center is conduct- “It’s really up to Westmoreland Chamber of Commerce ing fundraising events for its members preparing meals Mondays and Thurs- if seniors make arrangements a week County to make that call. It’s out of Savor the Avenue is and the public. days. ahead of time. our hands. They have to make sure that set Aug. 5. The event “But we are still working in the cen- Anyone 60 years of age or older “Anyone 59 years of age or young- they take the seniors best interests into will be limited to 250 ters and answering questions that se- who has been approved by the Area er is welcome to come to the senior consideration.” Although the senior center is open guests. More informa- nior citizens may have,” LaGorga said. Agency on Aging is eligible to receive center and purchase the meals for “We are there to help seniors as much the meals. $3.97 each, but they do have to make for employees, LaGorga said protocol tion will be available must be followed. soon. as we can.” The frozen meals can be delivered arrangements a week in advance,” LaGorga said the senior center is to homes or picked up at the center LaGorga said. See SENIOR CENTER on A2

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70 2 miles South of Connellsville on Route 119 *Tax & YEARS plates RANKER LINCOLN 724-628-8500 • www.rankerlincoln.com extra A2 • Monday, March 1, 2021 Daily Courier Pandemic paralyzed state Regional YMCA virtual economy, Ward claims platform aids community By CINDY EKAS the holidays didn’t help things training, cardio, kickboxing, By CINDY EKAS these issues right now and trying to battle them. improve.” The Regional Family cycling, Tai Chi, yoga, dance We will continue to fight this until it is overturned. Simon said the Y is working bootcamp, balance, cord and State Senate Majority Leader Kim Ward (R-39) “Why doesn’t our governor follow Ohio and YMCA of Laurel Highlands to make sure all guidelines im- more.” of Westmoreland County said she is concerned West Virginia instead of New York? Fighting to launched a virtual wellness posed by Gov. Tom Wolf are Live virtual classes offered about how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected keep our economy going during this pandemic platform through a region- followed. local communities and the county’s workforce. hasn’t been easy.” al collaboration to benefit its “We are making sure that at the Laurel Highlands YMCA Ward, guest speaker last week during the Eco- Ward recently sponsored a constitutional members and the community everyone is wearing a mask, include Back ‘n Balance with during the COVID-19 pan- nomic Growth Connection of Westmoreland amendment designed to limit the governor’s and that we are socially dis- Prutz at noon Wednesdays and demic. County event, said the “pandemic has paralyzed powers to extend emergency disaster declara- tancing,” he said. Joyce Prutz, active old- High Intensity Interval Train- the economy.” tions. The amendment could make its way to a When members come to the er adult advisor, and Bea ing with Jarbeck-Burk at 8:45 “This has really affected our workforce in ballot referendum as early as this spring. Y to exercise, they are given a Pennsylvania,” said Ward, the first woman to Jarbeck-Burk, director of a.m. Thursdays. Ward said she introduced the proposed amend- spray bottle with cleaner in it serve in a Senate leadership position. fitness, said the facility in “We are excited to partner ment last year in response to constituent com- so they can spray the machines She is an advocate for transportation and eco- East Huntingdon Township plaints that the governor had abused his powers. and then use a cloth to wipe the with YMCAs from across the nomic development. The proposed amendment would limit the di- launched Y Wellness 24/7 in Northeast region,” said Erica “We have many issues that we still need to January. machines off, Jarbeck-Burk saster declarations, currently capped at 90 days, said. Davis, program director of the tackle,” she said. with provisions for indefinite extensions to 21 “The program provides live In March 2020, Ward said, Gov. Wolf declared and on-demand group exercise “We are doing everything YMCA of Laurel Highlands. days. It also would force the governor to seek in our power to make sure our “By working together, we are a state of emergency in Pennsylvania because of legislative approval for any extensions. and sports and play programs participants are safe when they able to meet the needs of our the pandemic. “Under Gov. Wolf’s current declaration of online free to its members,” “It appears that Gov. Wolf has no plans to end Jarbeck-Burk said. come here,” she said. “The members across the region by emergency for COVID-19, we are witnessing safety of our participants is the state of emergency,” she said. “This has limit- The program features more offering a greater number and what consolidated power looks like,” she said. very important to us.” ed family gatherings, and it has also affected our “We have had inconsistent vaccine rollouts, than 150 live classes and variety of classes.” businesses throughout Pennsylvania. This deci- hundreds of new on-demand Recognizing the need in businesses that have been closed, nursing resi- the community to make sure Since the March 2020 sion has not been good for our businesses and our dents who have suffered under the Department of classes led by more than 120 communities.” YMCA instructors weekly. people are safe during the pandemic shutdown, the Y’s Health and hundreds of thousands unemployed pandemic, Jarbeck-Burk said mission has been to meet the Ward said the governor’s decision is seeking to workers who continue to struggle to obtain un- “The platform also provides Y Wellness 24/7 is the result community in new ways, Da- amend the Pennsylvania Constitution. employment benefits.” access to thousands of addi- “We need to restore the balance of power be- tional on-demand classes from of collaboration among 29 vis said. Cindy Ekas is the editor of the Mt. Pleasant Journal tween the governor, Senate and House,” she said. leaders in the fitness of YMCA YMCA associations from “The creation of this virtual and the Scottdale Independent-Observer. She can throughout the northeastern “Now there are several states, Arizona and New be reached at 724-628-2000, ext. 119, or cekas@ instructors who will be avail- wellness platform is another dailycourier.com. able weekly,” Prutz said. United States. York, in the same situation. We’re working on step toward serving YMCA In the wake of the The partnership involves COVID-19 pandemic result- many YMCAs in Pennsylva- members from across the re- ing in mandated closures and nia including those in Blooms- gion,” Davis said. strict safety protocols, the need burg, Bucks County, Lancaster, The Y Wellness 24/7 pro- Scottdale for outstanding virtual well- Lebanon Valley, York and York gram is included with mem- Continued from A1 $42,000 grant from the Department of Con- ness offerings has been on the County, as well as YMCAs in berships. servation and Natural Resources for the Pitts- rise, Jarbeck-Burk said. Massachusetts and New York. To get started, contact Davis “We could look into how much it would Steve Simon, YMCA exec- “Y Wellness 24/7 provides cost,” said Borough Manager Angelo Pallone. burgh Street playground. at [email protected] or She said the money will be used to purchase utive director, estimated Y par- live and on-demand classes in “We also have to find out who would be in- training, mindfulness, nutri- call 724-547-9622. two Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant ticipation is down about 40% terested in coming. We should look into the from the pre-pandemic level. tion and stress management,” Cindy Ekas is the editor of the pieces of playground equipment. possibility of having trophies and dash plaques “It’s starting to trend up a Jarbeck-Burk said. “With the Mt. Pleasant Journal and the donated for the event. Each one of us could Colebank said the commission will receive little now,” he said. “About collaboration, YMCAs are Scottdale Independent-Observ- make a basket that we can raffle away during a $54,000 federal COVID Cares grant through 50% of our members are now able to serve young, adults and er. She can be reached at 724- the car show. Westmoreland County. The money will be ear- participating in our programs. seniors through a variety of 628-2000, ext. 119, or cekas@ Pallone said it is important to promote the marked to install cameras and WiFi hot spots in The second shutdown around class formats such as strength dailycourier.com. events. borough parks. Colebank said an event with the Easter Bun- Colebank said the ball fields need to be pre- Don’t miss the ny is scheduled noon April 3 at the Frank Kapr pared for the summer softball/baseball leagues. Funeral Home. The bunny will distribute treats Several leagues are using the ball fields, which at the funeral home’s drive-through window. PRiME TiME are at full capacity. Entertainment Guide After the event, the Easter Bunny will ride on a SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 2019 Scottdale Fire Department truck through town. Cindy Ekas is the editor of the Scottdale Inde- Every Saturday in the Daily Courier “There will be no Easter egg hunt held this pendent-Observer and the Mt. Pleasant Journal. year because of the COVID-19 virus,” she said. She can be reached at 724-628-2000, ext. 119, or Colebank said the borough received a [email protected]. Mt. Pleasant • • Senior Center SAVE A LOT® Continued from A1 us to keep them busy. Frock Day Care Center in Mt. Pleasant made cards for us to give to our “We have to make sure that we wear masks, and we comply with social distancing,” she seniors.” LaGorga said monthly newsletters are NO WONDERING said. “The entire staff is now back at the senior center. We have to make sure that the centers mailed to seniors, and they can participate in are clean and sanitary, so we will be prepared fundraisers offered online. One fundraiser is a when we do open.” cookbook being sold for $10. NO GUESSING Fields and LaGorga agreed closing the se- “We’re using our Facebook pages, and we’re nior center has been hard on poeple who rou- trying to get the word out to a lot of our se- tinely participated in activities. Our Price Is Our Price ? “I think that being alone has really taken a niors,” she said. “Some of them can use com- toll on our seniors,” she said. “A lot of the se- puters, but others don’t have computer skills.” PRICES GOOD FEB. 24 – MAR. 2, 2021. WHILE SUPPLIES LAST niors are telling us how much they miss com- For information on fundraising events, Fresh Chicken ing there and just having someone to talk to call the Mt. Pleasant Senior Center at 724- Fresh Pork Steaks or or participating in the activities that they have 547-4593 from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays Drumsticks enjoyed.” through Fridays. Country Style Ribs LaGorga said she and her staff call seniors to or Thighs see if they need anything. Cindy Ekas is the editor of the Mt. Pleasant Journal 49 “We have been sending out puzzles and oth- and the Scottdale Independent-Observer. She can er activities to give them something to do,” be reached at 724-628-2000, ext. 119, or cekas@ ¢ lb dailycourier.com. 1 Fields said. “Harmon House has been helping lb FAMILY PACK 79 FAMILY PACK Fresh 80% Lean POLICE Fresh Beef Boneless Ground Beef & Pork Pedestrian killed New Stanton on Jan. 13 for a disturbance. Po- Top Round lice said allege McFadden reported to work his Blend State police at Greensburg said Timothy A. shift at the UPS facility and was reported in- Roast Strobel, 39, of Greensburg, was killed Satur- toxicated. He was asked to leave. He was later 99 day around 8:45 p.m. stemming from an acci- found unresponsive in the parking lot, police 99 dent on Route 819 in Mt. Pleasant Township. said. When UPS officials attempted to wake lb him, the contents of his pockets and lunch bag 2 Police identified Strobel as a pedestrian. No lb Sold in a 2 lb. pkg for 5.98 further information was available. spilled on the ground. Among the contents 2 were two clear plastic bags, one containing 30 Mt. Pleasant Drug possession white pills labled Xanax and another contain- WE NOW ACCEPT ing an unknown white powder. SAVE•A•LOT Eugene McFadden, 46, of Vanderbilt, was He was taken to Excela Westmoreland Hos- 819 Cross Roads Plaza, chargd with possession of a controlled sub- pital for evaluation. Rts. 119 & 819 We Reserve The Right stance by state police at Greensburg. Police Charges were filed with District Judge Mon. - Sat. 8 am - 9 pm, To Limit Quantities. said they were called to 421 N. 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Brooks, 61, of Vanderbilt (Dunbar Town- Connellsville, passed away on ship), passed away at 2:05 a.m. Friday, Feb. 26, 2021, at his Friday, Feb. 26, 2021, in High- home, with his loving family with fraud issues lands Hospital, Connellsville. by his side. He was born Aug. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) “We’re all learning that Donna was born Nov. 6, 1948, 5, 1959, in Connellsville, a — With the floodgates set there is an epidemic of fraud,” in Dickerson Run, a daughter son of Samuel C. Brooks of to open on another round of said U.S. Rep. Kevin Brady of the late George and Gladys Connellsville and the late unemployment aid, states are of Texas, the ranking Repub- (Colbert) Bordas. She married Norma L. Galiardi Brooks. being hammered with a new lican on the House’s powerful Elmer E. Bloom on Sept. 6, Jeffrey lost his eyesight at age wave of fraud as they scram- Ways and Means Committee. 1971. 13 during his eighth-grade ble to update security systems Brady said the $63 billion es- Donna was a devoted year at Conn Area Catholic and block scammers who al- timate “is larger than the entire wife, mother, grandmother, School. Despite that chal- ready have siphoned billions budget of the Department of great-grandmother and sis- lenge, he went on to become of dollars from pandemic-re- Homeland Security.” ter. She was a licensed beau- a 1977 graduate of Geibel lated jobless programs. “These are frightening lev- tician for 55 years, owning High School, where he was The fraud is fleecing tax- els of fraud,” he said. and operating the Donna J. the first blind student to be payers, delaying legitimate California has been the big- Bloom Beauty Shop. A gradu- and Judith Whipkey and hus- mainstreamed through a non- whom he adored. In addition payments and turning thou- gest target, with an estimated specialized school in Western ate of Dunbar Township High band Jay of Vanderbilt; and to his father, he is survived by sands of Americans into un- $11 billion in fraudulent pay- Pennsylvania. Jeffrey was a School, Class of 1966, and the several nieces and nephews. his wife, Rosemary Talucci witting identity theft victims. ments and an additional $19 singer, songwriter and percus- Uniontown Beauty Academy, Brooks; his two sons, Antho- Many states have failed to billion in suspect accounts. In addition to her parents, she sionist. He went on to gradu- she was also a faithful mem- ny W. Brooks and his wife adequately safeguard their Colorado has paid out nearly was preceded in death by her ate from Duquesne University ber of the Vanderbilt United grandson, Connor Bloom; and Missy of Pleasant Hills, Pa., systems, and a review by The as much to scammers — an Methodist Church. She en- in 1981 with a bachelor of sci- Associated Press finds that estimated $6.5 billion — as it her sister, Dolores Connell. and Samuel J. Brooks of Pitts- joyed bird watching, visiting ence degree in music therapy some will not even publicly has to people who filed legit- Personalized arrangements and education. Jeffrey’s life- burgh; his two grandsons, Will the family cabin and was an and Holden; his brothers and acknowledge the extent of the imate unemployment claims. avid Pittsburgh Penquins fan. are under the professional su- time love of music led him problem. Other estimates, accord- pervision of the RALPH E. to open a music shop, where sisters, Lisa M. Pendergast and Donna will be sadly missed her husband Francis of Palos The massive sham springs ing to AP reporting across GALLEY FUNERAL HOME, many locally and regionally from prior identity theft from the states, range from several by her loving family, her hus- Heights, Ill., David S. Brooks 501 Railroad St., Dawson, famous musicians took and/or banks, credit rating agencies, hundred thousand dollars in band of 49 years, Elmer E. and his wife Jan of Mt. Pleas- (724-529-2611 / www.fergu- gave lessons. Prior to opening health care systems and retail- smaller states such as Alaska Bloom; her two sons, Scott ant, Richard P. Brooks and his sonfunerals.com ). Family and the shop, he was a percussion ers. and Wyoming to hundreds E. Bloom and fiancé, Aman- wife Janine of Connellsville, da Edwards of New Salem friends were received from instructor, first privately, and Fraud perpetrators, some- of millions in more populous 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Sunday and then offered them in his music Mark C. Brooks and his wife times in China, Nigeria or states such as Massachusetts and Kevin E. Bloom and Carla of Connellsville, Rebec- wife Kristie of Vanderbilt; will be received 10 to 11 a.m. shop. He sang and performed Russia, buy stolen personal and Ohio. Monday in the funeral home at all churches in the Catholic ca A. Delmar and her husband identifying information on the The nationwide fraud has her seven grandchildren, Ca- Michael of Connellsville, sey James, Weston, Kaylee, chapel, where funeral services Community of Connellsville dark web and use it to flood fed on twin vulnerabilities: a will be held at 11 a.m. Mon- and was a member of St. Ri- Amy L. Hertznell and her hus- state unemployment systems flood of jobless benefit appli- Sierra, Savannah, Scarlett, band David of Connellsville, day with the Rev. Dr. Marvin ta’s Roman Catholic Church, with bogus claims. cations since the pandemic and Skye Bloom; her two Melisssa J. Brooks of Con- Watson officiating. Chapel where he was a vocalist, mu- The U.S. Justice Depart- began that has overwhelmed great-grandchildren, Ame- nellsville and Susan M. Cole- committal service and inter- sic director for vacation Bible ment is investigating unem- state unemployment agencies lia and Kaiden; her brother, man and her husband John of George Bordas of Dickerson ment will follow in Dickerson school and folk group leader, ployment fraud by “transna- and antiquated benefit sys- directing worship and other Hidden Valley; his father-in- tional criminal organizations, tems that are easy prey for Run; her two sisters, Arlene Run Union Cemetery. Love law, William Talucci of Con- Honeycutt of Connellsville Lasts Forever! music programs. Every Good sophisticated domestic actors, crafty and persistent crimi- Friday, he participated in St. nellsville; sister-in-laws and and individuals across the nals. Rita’s annual Tenebrae Ser- brother-in-laws, Jane Fiano United States,” said Joshua In Ohio, weekly first-time Richard J. Long vice, where he performed on and her husband Chris of Con- Stueve, a spokesman for the unemployment claims have hopwood the drums and sang the part nellsville and Debbie Loni- department’s criminal divi- ranged from 17,000 to more Richard James Long, age He was a U.S. Army veter- of Jesus. He also performed gro and her husband Mike of sion. than 40,000 during the pan- 89, of Hopwood, Pa., passed an, serving in the Korean War, worship music for all denom- Connellsville and many nieces The Labor Department demic. and nephews and their fami- away Friday, Feb. 26, 2021. and had been a member of the inations of the Christian faith inspector general’s office es- But since late last month, lies. In addition to his moth- He was born June 3, 1931, in Amvets Post No. 103 in Hop- with his late mother-in-law, timates that more than $63 those claims have topped er, he was predeceased by his Akron, Ohio. He is the son of wood. He was self-employed, Rosella Talucci, as his ac- billion has been paid out im- more than 140,000 some mother-in-law, Rosella Capo the late James Long and Es- owning his own construction companist. Jeff was a serial properly through fraud or er- weeks, with many of them be- Talucci. Family and friends rors — roughly 10% of the lieved to be fraudulent. ther (Borrell) Long. business, and he loved to hunt entrepreneur, owning sever- will be received from 3-8 p.m. total amount paid under coro- The state has paid at least In addition to his parents, fish and golf. al businesses throughout his he is preceded in death by lifetime, beginning with the Monday in the BROOKS FU- navirus pandemic-related un- $330 million in fraudulent Friends will be received NERAL HOME INC., 111 employment programs since pandemic unemployment his wife, Peggy Jean (Reyn- in the DONALD R. CRAW- music shop. His love of mu- olds) Long; two children, sic was rivaled perhaps only E. Green St., Connellsville, March. benefit claims. FORD FUNERAL HOME, where a Blessing Service will Debra Grimm and an infant HOPWOOD, Pa., on Monday, by his love of good food. Jef- frey, with his wife Rosemary, be held Tuesday at 10:30 a.m., son Ross; siblings, Marilyn March 1, 2021, from 2 to 4 owned a vending and food ser- followed by a Funeral Mass Swaney, Dorothy Hutchinson, and 6 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday, vice company and a catering at 11 a.m., in St. Rita’s R.C. Rita Jacobs and Donald Cook. March 2, 2021, from 10 to He is survived by his chil- service. Most recently, Jeff’s Church, with his good friend, 11 a.m., the time of the service One arrested in fatal dren, Daniel Long (Terrie) love for chocolatiering and the Rev. Daniel Mahoney, as with the Rev. Heather Simp- of Uniontown, Linda Col- candy making led him to own celebrant. Entombment will lins (John) of Connellsville; son officiating the service. In- and operate Colebrook Choc- follow in the Brooks Family Walmart lot shooting WHITEHALL (AP) — A about the second victim. grandchildren, Amanda terment will follow in Sylvan olate Co., together with Rose- Mausoleum in Green Ridge man has been arrested in a Authorities said store sur- Collins, Annie Brown, Em- Heights Cemetery. Because mary and his sister and broth- Memorial Park. Those attend- ily Collins (Ricky Pierce); of COVID-19 state and feder- er-in-law, Susan and John ing the viewing and Mass will shooting in the parking lot veillance video showed the great-grandson, Raiden al guidelines and restrictions, Coleman. His most proud ac- be asked to wear masks and of a Walmart store in eastern victim’s vehicle arriving in Pierce; step-grandchildren, social distancing and masks complishment, however, was practice social distancing. Pennsylvania that killed a an area of the merchandise Katie, JT and Foster; broth- are required at the viewing his family, whom he loved To offer a condolence or re- woman and wounded anoth- pickup lot and within min- ers, Larry Long (Stephanie) of and service. The family would dearly. He was fiercely proud membrance please visit www. er person, authorities said. utes a sport utility vehicle Hopwood, and Wayne Long like to send a special thanks of his sons and grandchildren, brooksfuneralhomes.com Edward Joel Rosa- parking in front of that ve- (Betty) of Hopwood. Also sur- to Twin Oaks Home Care and rio-Jimenez, 23, was hicle. A witness who told viving are two goddaughters, their staff for taking such great Michael W. Eberhart charged Sunday with crim- police she had gone to the Colleen Swaney of Hopwood care of him. uniontown inal homicide, attempted parking lot to pick up her and Kim Kelley of Lewis Cen- Condolences may be sent criminal homicide and ag- child, who is also the child Michael W. Eberhart, 61, gravated assault as well as of one of the shooting vic- ter, Ohio; and by numerous to the family at www.don- of Uniontown, formerly of nieces and nephews. aldrcrawfordfueralhome.com a firearms offense, Lehigh tims, said she and two other Scottdale, passed away Thurs- County prosecutors and people arrived in the SUV, day, Feb. 25, 2021, in Union- Whitehall Township police which was driven by the de- Don’t miss the town Hospital, Uniontown. said. fendant. Mike was born June 13, 1959, Officers called to the The witness said the de- in Mt. Pleasant, a son of the Whitehall Township fendant got into an argument late Richard E. and Nancy J. 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The act would require the secretary of commerce to work with partners at all relevant government agencies to conduct a comprehen- sive study into the underlying factors driving the current “startup slump.” “There is a difference between being wealthy and creating wealth, and as a former small business owner, I was able to both earn a living and help others to reach their full potential,” Scott said. “As we emerge from the pandemic, our job in Congress will be to implement commonsense policies that will allow our nation’s entrepreneurs to rebuild our economy. My bipartisan Enhancing Entrepreneur- ship for the 21st Century Act is just one of the many tools we can enact to get the American economy back on track.” The latest NFIB Small Business Optimism Index shows entrepreneurs have their doubts about the future. The index declined in January to 95.0, down 0.9 from December and three points below the 47-year average of 98. Owners expecting better business conditions over the next six months declined seven points to a net negative 23%, the lowest level since November 2013. Transportation workers pave The net percent of owners expecting better busi- ness conditions has fallen 55 points over the past four months. road to COVID recovery “As Congress debates another stimulus package, American Federation of State, Coun- stimulus that was approved in Decem- small employers welcome any additional relief that ty and Municipal Employees union ber 2020, which allowed the depart- will provide a powerful fiscal boost as their expecta- Council 13 is proud to represent nearly ment to stay afloat. tions for the future are uncertain,” National Feder- 10,000 PennDOT employees, along It is clear that Pennsylvania needs ation of Independent Business Chief Economist with road crews at the county, township more transportation money in the next Bill Dunkelberg said. “The COVID-19 pandemic and city levels, as they plow through federal stimulus and needs to find new continues to dictate how small businesses operate, this pandemic to keep our roads safe ways to generate state revenue without and owners are worried about future business and ensure their fellow front-line work- raising taxes on working people. One ers can deliver essential public services. way to do that is by enacting a severance conditions and sales.” david henderson State-specific data isn’t available, but NFIB S.C. A strong public infrastructure is nec- tax on natural gas drillers. Pennsylvania essary for our commonwealth and our is the only major gas-producing state that Director Ben Homeyer said, “These are frustrating highways, urban and rural public trans- nation’s recovery. Without well-funded doesn’t have a severance tax on the prod- and difficult times for small businesses and other portation, airports, railroads, ports and road crews, winter weather and other uct. A natural gas severance tax is long employers, but owners are hopeful the worst of the waterways. They also work in Driver overdue, and it is now imperative in the pandemic is behind us and things will get back to hazards would leave our roads unsafe License Centers in close contact with for health care workers to drive to face of Pennsylvania’s COVID-induced normal sooner rather than later.” the public to keep motorists on the road revenue crisis. The senators are out front in pushing for the work, for patients to get to appoint- and by the book. ments and for trucks to deliver vital But without direct federal aid, Penn- sooner. What they do often goes unseen or sylvania faces a nearly $5 billion budget supplies. underappreciated, but it is not at all As Klobuchar states: “Entrepreneurship and inno- They are out there keeping roads safe shortfall. unfelt or unimportant. In order to main- Congress must act now to ensure the vation are key to our economic prosperity and are during and after snow and ice storms. tain the high level of public service jobs of unsung heroes like our trans- needed more than ever as we rebuild our economy When they’re not doing that, they’re that transportation workers provide, we portation workers at the state and local and put the pandemic behind us.” preparing for spring and summer need to make sure they are not forgot- — The Times and Democrat, South Carolina levels are safe and the indispensable projects. They do emergency work that ten by the public or by elected officials services they provide are protected, be- includes pothole patching, hazard re- at the federal and state levels. cause they keep us all safe and protected moval, roadkill disposal, traffic control With fewer people driving during year-round, pandemic or not. for accidents and even flood response. the year-long pandemic, PennDOT We cannot leave Pennsylvania’s trans- oUT oF The PasT In addition to repairing and main- lost hundreds of millions of dollars in portation workers stranded alongside the March 30, 1900: “The greatest industrial corporation ever taining nearly 40,000 miles of highway revenue from the state gasoline tax. road. Let’s honor Pennsylvania’s road chartered is the result of the peace conference held at Atlantic and roughly 25,000 bridges, PennDOT The department nearly had to ask for warriors with adequate funding and job City, N.J., last week between representatives of H.C. Frick and workers provide driver and vehicle an emergency loan from the Legislature security, not with pink slips. Andrew Carnegie and his partners. services, bridge inspection, safety and or shut down road and bridge projects. David Henderson All differences between the greatest kings have been agree- emission inspection, rest stop mainte- Fortunately, PennDOT was eligible for David Henderson is AFSCME Council ably settled out of the courts.The Carnegie Steel Co. Ltd., and nance and more. Their work touches $407.2 million under the federal 13 executive director. its allied interests, including the H.C. Frick Coke Co., have been merged into one gigantic corporation. It’s name is the Carnegie Steel Co.” March 8, 1901: Covered in mounds built by Native Americans, a fantastic collection of aboriginal relics has been unearthed at Port Royal, a short distance below Dawson on the main line of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The remains are confined to a space of about 80 feet in length by 3 feet in width, which space is literally filled with pieces of broken pottery, marine shells, etc. George Hough excavated the skeleton of a baby with nine beads round its neck. The beads were deer horn and cunningly wrought. He also found a piece of crystal sandstone, in which form the one-fifth of a circle. presumably part of a potter’s wheel. The stone is beaurtifully polished. It is also exceedingly hard, and ornamented on both sides with scallops, as though made by a man’s thumb.

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$51.09 $97.88 $191.23 $57.33 $107.47 $208.15 Monday, March 1, 2021 • A5 Keslar, Ozias advance to super regionals By JONATHAN GUTH Connellsville didn’t crown any champions, but the Fal- cons came away from Sat- urday’s WPIAL/Southwest Regional Class AAA Cham- pionships at Canon-McMillan High School with two super regional qualifiers in Jared Keslar and Chad Ozias. Keslar (17-2, 87-20) and Ozias (14-5, 63-19) will compete next Saturday in the PIAA Class AAA West Su- per Regional at Altoona High School. The top four in each weight class advance to the state tournament at the Giant Center in Hershey on March 13. Keslar, who finished fourth Robert Smith | For The Daily Courier Left photo, Connellsville’s Jared Keslar (right) tangles with Franklin Regional’s Garrett in the state last year, will be Thompson during the third-place bout at 152 pounds. Right photo, Connellsville’s looking for his third PIAA Chad Ozias (top) controls Hempfield’s Ethan Lebin during the third-place bout at 120 Class AAA berth in as many pounds. Both Keslar and Ozias finished in third place at the WPIAL/Southwest Re- seasons. gional Class AAA Championships at Canon-McMillan High School on Saturday. Keslar suffered a 7-6 set- back to Waynesburg Central’s Rocco Welsh in the semifinals pocket when I’m wrestling on 152-pound bracket. Ozias escaped with 55 sec- I am. I just got to do my best to the state tournament as a but came back with a 4-0 deci- top,” Keslar said. “It was nice “It is a relief to make it to onds left in the second and and make it to states.” sophomore and junior. He was sion over Thomas Jefferson’s to get that turn against Thomp- the super regions, but 152 is scored a takedown and three Connellsville’s Mason fifth in the state as a sopho- Michael Zacur and a 6-2 tri- son. That kind of took some of definitely one of the toughest near-fall points as time wound Prinkey dropped a 10-8 over- more. umph over Franklin Region- the pressure off because I only brackets in the state,” Keslar down in the period for a 6-2 time decision in the quarterfi- Connellsville’s Jake Layton al’s Garrett Thompson for had a two-point lead.” said. “You just have to focus advantage after two. Lebin nals to Trinity’s Blake Reih- (106) dropped his quarterfinal third place in the 152-pound Keslar earned a 16-1 tech- on one match at a time to get escaped 16 seconds into the ner, but battled back to defeat match to Canon-McMillan’s weight class. nical fall in 2:58 over But- out of the super regions and third, but Ozias sealed the Plum’s Vincent Citrano, 11-4, Andrew Binni, 6-1, but came “Rocco is like my best ler’s Nate McMaster in the qualify for states.” match with another takedown and Waynesburg Central’s back with a 4-2 decision over friend, so it is a little bit cra- quarterfinals. Keslar scored a Ozias did it the hard way. and an 8-3 lead. Lebin added Zander Phaturos, 5-3. Franklin Regional’s Tyler Ka- zy sometimes,” Keslar said. takedown 14 seconds into the After being caught and pinned an escape with seven seconds A scary moment happened pusta. He followed that bout “I really felt like that was a match and turned McMaster by Hempfield’s Ethan Lebin left. in Prinkey’s third-place bout, with a fall over Waynesburg match I let slip away. At one three separate occasions for in the quarterfinals, Ozias won “I felt like I was able to get as North Allegheny’s Nick Central’s Ky Szewczyk in point, I kind of just let him go a two count and six near-fall his next three bouts, including to my stuff better in the sec- Gorman used a headlock and 2:10 to advance to the third- for an escape when I should points for an 8-0 lead after an 8-4 decision over Lebin in ond match against him,” Ozi- Prinkey laid on the mat while place bout, but he was defeat- have just pushed him out or one. the consolation finals to ad- as said. “I felt like I was at my being attended to by medical ed by Binni for the second mat returned him again. I kind Keslar escaped to open the vance to the super regional at best wrestling neutral. Top and personnel. Prinkey was taken time, 11-1. Layton, a sopho- of feel that is where the match second and scored another 120. bottom was fairly good, too.” out of the gym on a stretcher more, finished his season at turned a little bit.” takedown and three near-fall “I was upset after that first In a normal season, Ozias and to a local hospital. 13-4. Keslar was able to use his points for a 14-0 advantage. match, but my coaches came would be on his way to Her- According to coach Mike Connellsville’s Zach Bigam strong wrestling on top against He let McMaster escape and to me and told me this is what shey and the state tournament, Yancosky, Prinkey was able (138) lost his first bout, came Zacur and Thompson, as he added his third takedown for makes a champ here,” Ozias but the Falcon junior will have to move his arms and legs and back to defeat Highlands’ worked a turn with 1:10 left the victory. said. “I was just determined to place at least in the top four further tests were still being Jrake Burford, 4-2, before in the third for three near-fall Keslar is eager to compete every match to come back.” next weekend to qualify for conducted. dropping his second-round points against Zacur and add- in the super regional, but he Things didn’t look good for states. Prinkey’s career came to an consolation bout to complete ed two late backpoints against knows that it will be a meat the Connellsville faithful ear- “I really don’t know any- end Saturday, but the senior his junior year at 10-3. Thompson. grinder with Welsh, Seneca ly on, as Lebin scored a take- thing about my potential op- had a stellar four years for the Falcon sophomore Ethan “I have really big legs and Valley’s Alejandro Herre- down with 16 seconds remain- ponents for the super regional Falcons. Prinkey was 16-3 as Ansell dropped both his bouts hips, so I just use that to my ra-Rondon and Erie Cathedral ing in the first and had and 2-0 next week,” Ozias said. “It re- a senior and had a career mark at 160 to finish the season at advantage and stay in the Prep’s Paniro Johnson in the lead heading into the second. ally doesn’t matter what seed of 109-27. Prinkey made trips 9-8.

SPORTS Islanders blank Pens, 2-0 NOTICES Pitzer, Lawrence UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) Smith on the power play. BASEBALL — Oliver Wahlstrom and Wahlstrom, the Islanders’ Dunbar LL Jean-Gabriel Pageau each 2018 first-round pick, has Registration for Dun- scored power-play goals and become a lineup mainstay in capture regional crowns rookie Ilya Sorokin made 20 recent weeks. The 6-foot-2 bar Area Little League is open to players ages saves as the New York Is- right wing extended his points 4-12. To register or for STAFF REPORTS Ridge’s Daniel Moore in the PIAA Class AA Champion- landers finished a strong Feb- streak to four games with the more information, visit first period of a semifinal bout ships, scheduled for March 12 ruary with a 2-0 win over the goal, while Nick Leddy’s as- www.DunbarLLBaseball. Saturday’s PIAA Class before flattening Penns Val- at Giant Center in Hershey. Pittsburgh Penguins on Sun- sist was his eighth in the last day night. eight games. Leddy leads the org. Email any questions AA Southwest Regional at ley’s Malachi Duvall in the Girls basketball Indiana University of Penn- The Islanders went 8-2- Islanders with 13 assists. Josh to DunbarLLBaseball@ third period of the champion- Chartiers-Houston 27, sylvania turned out to be an 2 during February, with all Bailey also assisted. gmail.com. Registration ship bout. Frazier 18 -- Delaney War- extremely productive event Poklembo (132) didn’t start four losses coming against The Islanders outshot the ends on March 13. nick tallied seven points to go for all five local wrestlers that well, losing a major deci- the Penguins — who they Penguins 9-2 in the opening along with eight rebounds and MISCELLANEOUS took part. sion to St. Joseph’s Catholic were playing for sixth time in period. Officials wanted Mt. Pleasant’s Dayton Academy’s Zak Witmer in the two steals, but the 19th-seed- the month. The Islanders re- Pageau made it 2-0 at 14:56 The PIAA is looking for Pitzer, Noah Gnibus, Jamison quarterfinals. ed Commodores (5-14) lost mained the only team in the of the second with his ninth sports officials. Anyone Poklembo and Ian Fasano as However, Poklembo came to host Chartiers-Houston in league without a regulation goal, also on the power-play. 18 years of age and older well as Frazier’s Rune Law- back to score decisions over a WPIAL Class 2A prelimi- loss at home, with a 7-0-2 Wahlstrom and Bailey as- is eligible. To get started, rence all qualified for this Penns Valley’s Ty Watson nary-round game on Saturday mark at Nassau Coliseum. sisted. Pageau is tied with register at www.piaa.org week’s PIAA Class AA West- and Chestnut Ridge’s Kobi afternoon. The 25-year-old Sorokin Islanders captain Anders Lee or call 1-800-382-1392. ern Super Regional. Burkett in the first and second Molly Yauch netted five made his fifth start for the Is- for the team lead in goals. In fact, Pitzer and Law- consolation rounds respec- points and Eliza Newcomer landers and recorded his sec- The Islanders held a 16-8 TODAY’S GAMES rence not only qualified, they tively. came through with four points ond win, both shutouts. His shots advantage in the sec- first victory was Feb. 16 at ond period, while the Pen- Monday, March 1 also walked away with South- Poklembo then settled for and six rebounds for the Com- west Regional titles. fourth overall after dropping a modores. Buffalo. It was the first time guins outshot them 10-4 in Girls basketball the Penguins were shut out in the third. The top five wrestlers in 3-2 decision to Beth-Center’s Dominique Mortimer led WPIAL Class 5A playoffs, each weight class advanced Kyle McCollum in the third- 20 games this season. DeSmith started for the Connellsville at South Fay- the 14th-seeded Buccaneers Wahlstrom put the Island- Penguins for the first time and will compete in this place bout. (10-6) with eight points. ette, 6 p.m. week’s PIAA Class AA West- Gnibus (172) also garnered ers ahead at 19:20 of the first since defeating the Islanders WPIAL Class 5A playoffs, Zamierah Edwards, Kayden with his third goal of the sea- 4-3 in a shootout on Feb. 11 ern Super Regional, sched- a fourth-place showing. Gni- Buckingham and Mia Mitrik Oakland Catholic at Laurel uled for March 6, also at IUP. son, blasting a one-timer over at Nassau Coliseum. De- bus dropped a decision to each finished with six points Highlands, 6 p.m. Pitzer, back from a leg in- Penns Valley’s Duvall in the the left shoulder of Casey De- Smith made 27 saves. for Chartiers-Houston. WPIAL Class 5A playoffs, jury that cost him his soph- quarterfinals, but came back Uniontown at Penn Hills, 6 omore season, continues to to beat Berlin Brothersval- The game started with a p.m. dominate. ley’s Grant Matthias and low-scoring first quarter as Boys basketball The junior wrestler who Chestnut Ridge’s Moore in Frazier managed to hold a 3-1 N.C. State holds off Pitt won a state championship as a lead after eight minutes. WPIAL Class 4A playoffs, the first and second rounds of RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Bates stifled Pitt’s rally with freshman, cruised to a region- However, Chartiers-Hous- Hopewell at Mt. Pleasant, 6 consolations respectively. DJ Funderburk dunked after blocks on consecutive late- al championship with three Gnibus finished in fourth ton was able to seize the lead p.m. a Cam Hayes steal to slow game possessions, scoring straight pins in the 215-pound after dropping a 2-1 decision by putting up 13 points in the WPIAL Class 4A playoffs, down a Pitt rally and swing after the first block for good weight class. to Glendale’s Dubler in the second quarter. Southmoreland at Derry, 6 some late momentum back to measure. His basket pushing Pitzer started with a sec- third-place bout. At the half, the Buccaneers p.m. N.C. State on Sunday in a 65- the Wolfpack lead back to 60- ond-period pin on Philipsburg Fasano (heavyweight) WPIAL Class 4A playoffs, led, 14-10. 62 Wolfpack victory. 55 with 4:01 left. Osceola’s Parker Moore in started well, beating Penns Chartiers-Houston extend- Beaver at Uniontown, 6 p.m. Justin Champagnie made the quarterfinals before shoul- Valley’s Ben Sharer, 3-1 in ed its lead to 19-12 heading to The win marks a season —— sweep of Pitt and is N.C. his presence felt about six dering West Branch’s Ethan the quarterfinals. the final frame. Tuesday, March 2 State’s fourth in as row in minutes into the second half, Yingling in just 46 seconds in However, Fasano lost a The Buccaneers then were Girls basketball the semifinals. tough decision to Meyers- the ACC, its first four-game throwing down a dunk, mak- able to put the game away by streak since Feb. 14-25, 2018. ing four straight free throws WPIAL Class 4A playoffs, Pitzer then clinched his title dale’s Jalen Stephens in the winning the fourth quarter, Funderburk finished with with the six unanswered Deer Lakes at Southmore- by planking Carlynton’s Col- semifinals before suffering a 9-6. lin Milko in the second period 2-1 loss to Tussey Mountain’s 13 points in the balanced N.C. points pulling Pitt to 45-37. land, 6 p.m. With the win, Chart- of the championship bout. Matthew Watkins in consola- State (12-9, 8-8) offense that Champagnie scored 10 of WPIAL Class 4A playoffs, iers-Houston advances and Lawrence captured his re- tions. saw eight players score and his 15 points in the second half Mt. Pleasant at Freeport, 6 will play third-seeded Win- p.m. gional championship in the Fasano was able to bounce four reach double figures. and pulled down 12 rebounds chester Thurston on Tuesday. for his twelfth double-double. Boys basketball 172-pound weight class. back and he qualified by fin- Jericole Hellems notched his The Frazier freshman ishing fifth overall with a at 6 p.m. at a location to be second double-double with Femi Odukale scored 18 with WPIAL Class 1A playoffs, scored a 4-3 decision over third-period pin over Sharer announced. 15 points and 10 rebounds, five assists and Terrell Brown Western Beaver at Geibel, 6 Glendale’s Suds Dubler in the in the fifth-place bout. The championship game Braxton Beverly added 14 scored 11 with 11 rebounds. p.m. quarterfinals. The top four wrestlers in for the WPIAL Class 2A play- points, making 8 of 9 at the Pitt closes the regular sea- Hockey Lawrence then finished the each weight class at the PIAA offs is scheduled for March free-throw line, and Manny son next week, hosting Wake Neshannock at Connells- tournament with a pair of pins. Class AA Western Super Re- 12 at a site and time yet to be Bates added 10 points and six Forest on Tuesday and travel- ville, 7:15 p.m. Lawrence planked Chestnut gional will advance to the announced. blocked shots. ing to Clemson on Saturday. A6 • MONDAY, MARCH 1, 2021 Daily Courier –Scoreboard– Byron wins NASCAR race at Homestead HOCKEY BASEBALL HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) even close to as much of a drick, who typically grooms Clint Bowyer wore a Tom NHL MLB Spring Training — William Byron gave NA- shocker as the previous two his crew chiefs from within Brady jersey during the pre- East Division AMERICAN LEAGUE SCAR its third surprise win- — both first-time winners — the organization. game show to pay off a Super GP W L OT Pts GF GA W L Pct. Washington 21 12 5 4 28 73 69 Cleveland 1 0 1.000 ner in three weeks, this one because he drives the famed Fugle spent eight years at Bowl bet with former Stew- Boston 19 12 5 2 26 59 50 Detroit 1 0 1.000 not quite as stunning as the No. 24 for Hendrick Motor- KBM and led the trucks pro- art-Haas Racing teammate N.Y. Islanders 21 11 6 4 26 56 49 Kansas City 1 0 1.000 first two at Daytona Interna- sports. But he also hadn’t ex- gram to two driver champion- Aric Almirola, a Tampa na- Philadelphia 18 11 4 3 25 61 54 Los Angeles 1 0 1.000 tional Speedway. actly been a regular in victory ships and five owner titles. His tive. Bowyer is from Kansas Pittsburgh 20 11 8 1 23 60 65 Minnesota 1 0 1.000 N.Y. Rangers 19 7 9 3 17 50 52 Seattle 1 0 1.000 Byron controlled most of lane. trucks won 28 races, seven and is a huge Chiefs fan. He New Jersey 17 7 8 2 16 45 52 Tampa Bay 1 0 1.000 the final two stages at Home- Then again, those inside with Byron behind the wheel. jokingly tossed a replica Lom- Buffalo 19 6 10 3 15 44 57 Toronto 1 0 1.000 stead-Miami Speedway on the Hendrick organization Tyler Reddick was second, bardi Trophy to the asphalt in Central Division Baltimore 0 1 .000 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 0 1 .000 Sunday and won for the sec- had a feeling he could be in nearly 3 seconds back, fol- disgust for his attire. Tampa Bay 19 14 4 1 29 69 39 Chicago 0 1 .000 ond time in 111 Cup starts. His for something big this season lowed by Martin Truex Jr., It was the second straight Florida 20 13 4 3 29 65 57 Houston 0 1 .000 first one came at Daytona last since he reunited with former Kyle Larson and Kevin Har- year Bowyer was part of a Carolina 20 13 6 1 27 69 56 New York 0 1 .000 Chicago 22 11 7 4 26 66 66 Oakland 0 1 .000 August and landed him one of crew chief Rudy Fugle. vick. friendly, on-air wager. Fel- Columbus 23 8 10 5 21 62 77 Texas 0 1 .000 the final spots in the playoffs. “That guy has been huge for Chris Buescher dominated low Fox analyst and four- Nashville 21 10 11 0 20 49 64 NATIONAL LEAGUE No one saw that one com- my career,” Byron said. “He’s the race early, winning the time NASCAR champion Jeff Detroit 23 7 13 3 17 49 71 W L Pct. Dallas 16 6 6 4 16 46 45 Colorado 1 0 1.000 ing. the reason I’m here and I’m opening stage (the second Gordon lost a Super Bowl bet West Division Los Angeles 1 0 1.000 And few had this one on the just glad we could get him.” stage win of his career). The with Bowyer in 2020 when GP W L OT Pts GF GA Miami 1 0 1.000 radar, either. They had their best year Roush Fenway Racing driv- the Chiefs beat San Francisco. Vegas 17 12 4 1 25 51 36 Milwaukee 1 0 1.000 Minnesota 18 12 6 0 24 57 44 Pittsburgh 1 0 1.000 Byron entered the weekend together while running the er led five times for a total Gordon had to wear a Chiefs St. Louis 21 11 8 2 24 67 67 Arizona 0 1 .000 as a 28-1 shot to win a race Truck Series for Kyle Busch of 57 laps, but he started to jersey during a Daytona 500 Colorado 18 11 6 1 23 55 42 Atlanta 0 1 .000 many expected would provide Motorsports in 2016, even fade when as sunset neared. broadcast. Los Angeles 20 9 7 4 22 60 56 Chicago 0 0 .000 a return to normal for the rac- winning at Homestead. Buescher dropped from sixth UP NEXT Arizona 21 9 9 3 21 56 64 Cincinnati 0 1 .000 Anaheim 21 6 10 5 17 42 61 New York 0 0 .000 ing series. Instead, Michael When Byron’s former crew to 23 after a restart early in the The series heads west for a San Jose 18 7 9 2 16 53 71 Philadelphia 0 1 .000 McDowell and Christopher chief, Chad Knaus, moved final stage. two-week stretch, beginning North Division San Diego 0 1 .000 Bell have company in the up at Hendrick Motorsports, Byron took over from there. with the Pennzoil 400 at Las GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Francisco 0 1 .000 Toronto 22 16 4 2 34 78 55 St. Louis 0 0 .000 relatively odd group of 2021 Rick Hendrick hired Fugle BET PAID Vegas Motor Speedway next Edmonton 23 14 9 0 28 79 69 Washington 0 0 .000 winners. and paired him with Byron. Retired driver and current Sunday. Joey Logano is the Winnipeg 20 13 6 1 27 69 53 Saturday’s Games Byron hardly qualifies as It was a rare move for Hen- Fox Sports racing analyst defending race winner. Montreal 20 9 6 5 23 65 60 No games scheduled Calgary 22 10 10 2 22 58 65 Sunday’s Games Vancouver 24 8 14 2 18 68 85 Pittsburgh 6, Baltimore 4 Ottawa 23 7 15 1 15 61 91 Minnesota 7, Boston 6 Saturday’s Games Detroit 10, Philadelphia 2 Philadelphia 3, Buffalo 0 Tampa Bay 9, Atlanta 7 Calgary 6, Ottawa 3 Toronto 6, N.Y. Yankees 4 Washington 5, New Jersey 2 Washington 4, St. Louis 4 Morikawa takes Workday; Nelly Nashville 2, Columbus 1 Miami 6, Houston 1 Toronto 4, Edmonton 0 Cleveland 5, Cincinnati 1 Detroit 5, Chicago 3 Kansas City 3, Texas 2 Colorado 6, Arizona 2 Milwaukee 7, Chicago White Sox 2 Winnipeg 2, Montreal 1, OT L.A. Dodgers 2, Oakland 1 gives Kordas second straight win Vegas 3, Anaheim 2, OT L.A. Angels 5, San Francisco 2 Tampa Bay 5, Dallas 0 Seattle 5, San Diego 4 Pittsburgh 4, N.Y. Islanders 3, OT Colorado 5, Arizona 2 BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) ferring to how much Woods course, with several players Her older sister, Jessi- Carolina 4, Florida 3, SO Monday’s Games — PGA champion Collin has raised the profile and wearing red shirts and black ca, won the season-opening Minnesota 4, Los Angeles 3, OT Houston vs. Washington at West Palm Morikawa shook off an early prize money in golf. pants — the Sunday colors of Tournament of Champions St. Louis 7, San Jose 6 Beach, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Woods — as a show of sup- Sunday’s Games Minnesota vs. Tampa Bay at Port Char- mistake and played a steady He also mentioned his last month in Orlando. Boston 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 lotte, Fla., 1:05 p.m. hand on a Concession golf grandfather dying a month port as Woods recovers from Korda won for the first time Philadelphia 3, Buffalo 0 Baltimore vs. Philadelphia at Clearwa- course known for calamity, ago and began to get emo- career-threatening leg injuries on American soil — her oth- Nashville 3, Columbus 1 ter, Fla., 1:05 p.m. from his car crash in Los An- Washington 3, New Jersey 2 Atlanta vs. Boston at Fort Myers, Fla., closing with a 3-under 69 tional. er three LPGA wins were in N.Y. Islanders 2, Pittsburgh 0 1:05 p.m. for a three-shot victory in the Morikawa won by three geles last Tuesday. Australia and twice in Taiwan Detroit at Chicago Detroit vs. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa, Fla., Workday Championship. The tournament was moved — and the first time with her Monday’s Games 1:05 p.m. over Brooks Koepka (70), Calgary at Ottawa, 7 p.m. N.Y. Mets vs. Miami at Jupiter, Fla., 1:05 Morikawa picked up a few Viktor Hovland (67) and Billy from Mexico City to Conces- parents watching. Carolina at Florida, 7 p.m. p.m. short-game tips from major Horschel (70). sion because of COVID-19 Her father, Petr Korda, is a Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., champions — Mark O’Meara circumstances. Minnesota at Vegas, 10 p.m. 1:07 p.m. He finished at 18-under 270 former Australian Open ten- St. Louis at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Kansas City vs. Cleveland at Goodyear, on his putting, Concession and became the 24th player LPGA TOUR nis champion. Toronto at Edmonton, 10 p.m. Ariz., 3:05 p.m. member Paul Azinger on the to win a major and a World ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — On the other side of the Colorado at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. San Francisco vs. Texas at Surprise, chipping — and he says it car- Tuesday’s Games Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Golf Championship title since Nelly Korda seized control course, Annika Sorenstam Buffalo at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Colorado vs. L.A. Dodgers at Glendale, ried him to another big win. this series began in 1999. with three early birdies and wrapped up her return after Detroit at Columbus, 7 p.m. Ariz., 3:05 p.m. And there was a tribute to He joined Woods as the only N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Cincinnati vs. Oakland at Mesa, Ariz., finished with 12 straight pars more than 12 years of retire- Ottawa at Montreal, 7 p.m. 3:05 p.m. Tiger Woods, his golf idol players to win both before for a 3-under 69 to win the ment with a par on the ninth Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Chicago Cubs vs. San Diego at Peoria, growing up. turning 25. Gainbridge LPGA, giving the hole for a 76, finishing last Carolina at Nashville, 8 p.m. Ariz., 3:10 p.m. Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Chicago White Sox vs. L.A. Angels at “We don’t say ‘Thank you’ There were red numbers Korda family two victories to among the 74 players who Tampa Bay at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Tempe, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. enough,” Morikawa said, re- on the board and on the golf start the season. made the cut. Wednesday’s Games Milwaukee vs. Arizona at Scottsdale, Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. Ariz., 3:10 p.m. Toronto at Edmonton, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. Arizona at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. SPORTS ON TV Minnesota at Vegas, 10 p.m. Monday, March 1 COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) No. 10 WVU tops Kansas State, 65-43 Colorado at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. 3 p.m. PAC-12N — Washington St. at Arizona BASKETBALL St. MORGANTOWN, W.Va. 69-47 in Manhattan, Kansas. NBA Davion Bradford took advan- that gave the Mountaineers 5 p.m. (AP) — Once recruited by EASTERN CONFERENCE ESPNU — Dayton at St. Bonaventure tage of Culver’s absence with their largest lead, 59-34, with The Wildcats committed 18 Atlantic Division 6 p.m. Kansas State, Sean McNeil seven first-half points and the 5:14 remaining. turnovers on Saturday, leading W L Pct GB ACCN — Miami at Virginia showcased why the Wildcats Wildcats trailed 26-22 at half- “I thought the second half to 23 points for West Virginia. Philadelphia 22 12 .647 — CBSSN — UMass at Saint Louis wanted him by coming up Brooklyn 22 13 .629 ½ 7 p.m. time. we played pretty well. We Culver added 11 points for Toronto 17 17 .500 5 BTN — Rutgers at Nebraska strong again for West Virginia. West Virginia scored the were pretty efficient,” West West Virginia. 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The Wildcats were held Atlanta 14 19 .424 2 COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WOMEN’S) Bride, then scored all seven Jan. 23, Kansas State com- to their second-lowest points Washington 13 18 .419 2 7 p.m. “I think it was a tough Orlando 13 21 .382 3½ ESPN2 — Baylor at Texas shooting night for all of us of his points during a 17-0 run mitted 28 turnovers and lost total of the season. Central Division FS1 — Seton Hall at St. John’s all down the board,” McNeil W L Pct GB 8 p.m. Milwaukee 21 13 .618 — CBSSN — Marquette at UConn said. “At halftime, we talked, Indiana 15 17 .469 5 MLB BASEBALL made some adjustments and Chicago 15 17 .469 5 1 p.m. figured out who we were real- FAY-WEST BUSINESS Cleveland 13 21 .382 8 MLBN — Spring Training: Atlanta vs. Detroit 9 24 .273 11½ Boston, Myers, Fla. ly going to be. We came out WESTERN CONFERENCE NBA BASKETBALL in the second half and kind of & SERVICE DIRECTORY Southwest Division 8 p.m. showed that. 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Lakers at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Alex Biega from the taxi squad. was sluggish in the first half. Daily Courier MONDAY, MARCH 1, 2021 • A7 Fay-West Calendar Hoagie sale not be holding the geranium coleslaw for $10. All other applesauce or coleslaw, roll and and March 4, Springfield Clif- Monday. Everyone is wel- festival as a full-day event sides are $1 each. a dessert. Cost is $11 for adults ford N. Pritts. Please call your come. For more information, The St. Joseph’s Holy with vendors and entertain- and $5 for children ages 4-11. child’s building to schedule an call 724-628-3802. Name Society is having a ment. Geraniums will be sold Lenten dinners Kids 3 and younger will eat for appointment. hoagie sale. following the same format St. Pius X Church will free. All items will be offered a To be registered, children Food pantry The 12-inch hoagies are used for last year’s sale. It have drive-through/takeout la carte for $3. must be 5 years of age by June Trinity Reformed United made by Fuzzy’s Market in will be a drive-through event Lenten dinners from 4-6 p.m. Orders will be taken starting 1. Immunizations need not be Church of Christ, 106 N. Glassport. Each hoagie will on May 29. Beginning April Fridays during Lent, starting at 9 a.m. at 724-887-0566. completed prior to registration, Chestnut St., Scottdale, has be $8 and on a Cellone bun. 18, you will be able to call today at the St. Pius X Social Curbside pick-up is available. but completion is necessary to partnered with Gene Cook All vegetables are on the side. or go online and pre-order/ Hall, 222 Summit St., Mt. Please mention it when you start school. All children must Supports, LLC to offer a free Choice of hoagies include prepay for your geraniums so Pleasant. Cost is $10, and call. Walk-ins also are wel- have: three doses of the Hepati- food pantry outside the front Italian, turkey, and roast beef. that everyone is guaranteed menus will be as follows: come, and masks are required. tis B vaccine; four doses of the door of the church. The cab- Deadline for orders is the amounts and colors they March 5 — fried or baked Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus inet serving as the pantry is March 5. Pay at pick up. desire. fish served with macaroni and Applications sought (DPT) vaccine, with the fourth stocked with non-perishable Pick up date is 11 a.m. to 2 cheese, green beans, coleslaw Are you a young woman dose given after age 4; four food items and is available to p.m. March 13 at St. Joseph’s Donations accepted and garlic bread sticks; March between the ages of 14 and doses of the Polio vaccine; two anyone at any time. Neigh- Hall. Cail 724-220-5321 the The Tri-Town Area His- 12 — pasta dinner of lasagna, 17 who volunteers in your doses of the Measles, Mumps, bors are encouraged to take day of pick up and orders will torical Society is accepting salad with dressing, green community or school? Who Rubella (MMR) vaccine; and what they need or leave what be run out to the cars. Cash or donations for its annual auc- beans and garlic bread sticks; sees challenges instead of two doses of Varicella immu- they can for others. check only. tion fundraiser. The date will nity, either from vaccination, and March 19 and 26 — fried obstacles? Hope instead of Steward program Ham and beef dinner be announced. To have items or baked fish served with despair? If you are a young history of disease, or laboratory picked up, call 724-529-2368. pierogies, green beans, cole- woman who believes in the testing. At registration, the par- The Penn State Extension Paradise United Methodist No clothing, televisions slaw and garlic bread sticks. power of volunteer action, ent/guardian must present the Master Watershed Steward Church is holding a ham and or gym equipment will be All COVID-19 guidelines then you maybe eligible to child’s birth certificate, record Program in Westmoreland, beef takeout-only dinner from accepted. and restrictions will be fol- win a Soroptimist Violet of immunizations, pertinent Indiana and Armstrong coun- 3-6 p.m. March 20. lowed, including the wearing Richardson Award. health information (childhood ties will train a new class of On the menu is ham, roast Pre-order food sale of masks and social distanc- Soroptimist International diseases or other significant volunteers this spring. beef, mashed potatoes and St. John the Evange- ing. Directional signs will be of Fayette County is look- history), and two proofs of The program provides 40 gravy, coleslaw, apple sauce, list Fundraising Comittee, in place at the social hall for ing for young ladies in the residency (utility bills, driver’s hours of water and natural green beans, bread and butter, Connellsville, is holding a ordering, payment and pick- community to win this award. license, etc.). resource training for citizens and cake. Cost is $13 for pre-order Slovak food sale. up. For more information, call Soroptimist is an organization Parents/guardians are en- who have an interest in the adults and $6 for those 12 and Cabbage rolls will be avail- 724-547-1911. of women whose members couraged to bring their child to environment, a willingness to younger. able for $3.50 each, and fro- volunteer in their communi- registration. learn more, and a strong desire Tickets can be purchased zen pierogis can be ordered Meeting scheduled ties. to make a difference in the before March 14. Call 724- at $10 per dozen. Orders The James E. Zundell A check for $350 will be Open enrollment community. 887-6148 for tickets. For will be available for pick-up American Legion Auxiliary awarded to the volunteer, and Conn-Area Catholic School After training, volunteers more information, call 724- from 9-11 a.m. March 13 at Unit 446 of Mt. Pleasant will a $350 check also will go to has open enrollment for the can engage in several projects 547-2139. St. John’s social hall, 908 W. hold its next regular meeting the volunteer organization. 2021-22 school year for stu- in the region to help protect Crawford Ave. Deadline for at 6 p.m. March 2. Luncheon If you think you would dents entering Pre-K through streams, rivers and wildlife Geraniums sold placing orders is March 1. orders can be placed from the make a good candidate, sixth grade. A virtual tour is habitat. Examples include de- The Connellsville Area To order, call Liz at 724-628- kitchen menu. Please wear a please call 724-628-2738 for scheduled at 6 p.m. March 24. signing and installing demon- Garden Club is announcing 7259. mask to the meeting. an application. Applications Prospective parents may go stration rain gardens or stream- how its geranium sale will be must be returned by March to Conn-Area Catholic School side plantings and organizing conducted this year. For many SCVFC fish fry Clinton Church events 24 to Charlotte Korba, VRA website, www.connareacatho- educational workshops that reasons — state mandates South Connellsville Volun- chairperson. lic.org, to register. address topics such as backyard Clinton Church of God will conservation or homeowner on outside gatherings, social teer Fire Company will host a hold a takeout-only Lenten For more information, distancing requirements, fish fry from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Albright events contact the school at 724-628- stormwater management. fish fry 4-7 p.m. March 5 and The new training program masking, and most impor- each Friday during Lent at 19. Dinners are $9 and will Albright United Methodist 5090. tantly, to guarantee the safety the Firemen’s Club. Dinners will be held Wednesdays from include fish, macaroni and Church will hold in-person 6:30-8:30 p.m., starting March of the club members and the will include fish, French fries, cheese, coleslaw and cake. worship at 10:45 a.m. each Rummage buildings community — the club will macaroni and cheese, and 3 and continuing through For more information, call the Sunday. Temperatures are Fairview Church of God’s June 2. Sessions will be held church at 724-455-2017 or taken, and you must wear a rummage buildings will be online via Zoom webinars. The Charlie Hall at 724-455-1073. mask. open every Friday, weather curriculum also features three Schmitz tire Service permitting, from 10 a.m. to 149 S. Eighth St., Connellsville field trips. Fish dinners School registration 1 p.m. through April. They For more information about 724-628-6910 The Bullskin Ladies Aux- Kindergarten registration for are located on Route 982, the Master Watershed Steward iliary will hold takeout-only the Connellsville Area School between Laurelville and Program, costs and volunteer PA State Inspection fish dinners from 3-7 p.m. District will be held March 1-4, Kecksburg. commitment, or to request $ 00 SERVICE 30 plus tax March 5,12,19 and 26. The with a makeup day scheduled Community lunches an application for the 2021 YOU CAN TRUST PASS OR FAIL dinners will consist of fried or for March 31. Registration will training program, contact Justin baked fish or fish sandwiches, be conducted on the following Christian Church of Con- Mansberger at 724-858-4213 Brakes & Labor four chicken tenders, or eight schedule: March 1, Bullskin nellsville, 212 S. Pittsburgh or [email protected]. Addi- fried shrimp and will include Township Elementary; March St., Connellsville, will hold a $ 95plus tax tional information can be found 69 a choice of French fries, mac- 2, West Crawford Elementary; free community lunch from by visiting extension.psu.edu/ MOST VEHICLES aroni and cheese or haluski, March 3, Dunbar Township; 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. each westmoreland-county.

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DEAR ABBY ASTRoGRAPH by Eugenia Last Getting along with others will be half the battle throughout 2021. You don’t have Mom’s Spiritual Plans signing a lease. Our daughters are to become a follower to keep the peace. Giving others the freedom to do as they in college, and my door will be please will encourage better and lasting relationships and give you the right to Collide With Daughter’s open to them anytime. Should I pursue what makes you happy. Wedding Date move out? ON THE VERGE IN PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- Help VIRGo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- Take TEXAS those who have helped you, and you’ll care of your responsibilities before DEAR ON THE VERGE: Per gain respect and a better relation- you move on to guilty pleasures. You’ll DEAR ABBY: My mother has be haps. However, before you sign ship with people you can count on. enjoy your downtime more if you have come very “spiritual” over the last anything including divorce pa A change of plans will allow you to nothing hanging over your head. Make eight years or so. Recently, it has JEAnnE PHILLIPS pers please consider discussing spend more time with a loved one. special arrangements with a loved become all consuming and on the your feelings of stress and being one. verge of becoming detrimental. She overwhelmed with a licensed ARIES (March 21-April 19) -- Do what often refers to her “guides” (she would be a mistake to attempt to psychotherapist. Some time away you can and keep moving forward. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -- Make a says they are feelings, but I think make it yours. Unless you are con from your stressors might be help Seek out people who can help you point to get things done, even if you she’s getting brainwashed by hu vinced her spirit guides cheated ful for you, and a therapist may be make a professional change. A part- face distractions. Refuse to let anyone man “guides” online), who have her out of the money she with able to help you determine how nership will lead to a new opportunity push you around, take advantage of convinced her to withdraw thou drew in which case you should long a period that should be be and a chance to fulfill a long-term goal. you financially or back you into a cor- sands of dollars from her bank be contact the authorities and report fore making anything permanent. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- Consid- ner. Finish what you start. fore the second wave of COVID 19 it let her live her life as you are DEAR ABBY: Our son, “Justin,” er every angle of a situation before you SCoRPIo (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- Look hits. pursuing your own. is getting married. He told his dad speak up. Getting your facts straight over your choices and use what’s I recently became engaged. We DEAR ABBY: My husband and I the other day that his fiancee would and keeping your emotions out of the available to come up with something don’t plan to be married until 2022 have been married 22 years. They like for my husband to go with Jus equation will help you navigate your original. Fixing up your space to suit so our guests can have a fun, safe have been a rough 22 years, and I’m tin to his salon to get his hair cut way through a tricky transition. your needs will encourage you to work time at our wedding. Mom wants no longer in love with him. I will and beard trimmed for the wed hard and think big. to take a “mediumship certifica not be looking for another husband ding. My husband is upset about GEmInI (May 21-June 20) -- Concen- tion” class, which will run for 18 should we get divorced. it because he feels his soon to be trate on gathering knowledge, mak- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) -- months. The actual certification is We tried counseling as well as a daughter in law is implying that ing preparations and reaching out to Call on acquaintances to help you scheduled for the month we told Retrouvaille weekend, which was his haircut isn’t good enough. As people who share your interests and start pursuing a goal. Keep anyone her we may want to get married, hard emotionally as we learned a the wife and future mother in law, goals. Look for opportunities to stabi- who tries to interfere at arm’s length. so now she’s trying to guilt me into new way of communicating. How I’m unsure how to handle this situ lize your finances. Stick to the truth in Opportunity begins with you; stick to changing the date. She copied me ever, after the weekend, I would al ation. Help, please. GROOMING all things. your plans. Prioritize your plans. on the email she sent to the teach ways initiate the skills we learned, GROOM’S DAD IN GEORGIA CAnCER (June 21-July 22) -- Focus CAPRICoRn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- Re- er in which she said she would try but he would not. DEAR G.G.D.I.G.: Try to get on gaining ground financially, profes- fuse to let your emotions take control to “direct me to choose a different He’s retired. I’m still working, yet your offended spouse to laugh sionally or contractually. Having a plan when discipline and facts are required. date.” I let her know she’s not go nothing is getting done around the about it. Point out that EVERY- in place that will separate you from the Approach your peers and family with ing to dictate our wedding day, but house. I’m tired of feeling stressed. ONE looks better with a fresh competition is crucial if you want to direct questions, and don’t be afraid to is there something more here that I don’t like cleaning up after him haircut and a trim. Even you and advance. Romance is favored. voice your concerns. needs to be addressed? CERTIFI and our daughters, and I’m think me. Most people want to spruce ABLY ANNOYED ing of moving out. up and make themselves more LEo (July 23-Aug. 22) -- Don’t let AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -- Take DEAR ANNOYED: I don’t think I feel overwhelmed and want to presentable for a special event. someone talk you into something that care of money matters and problems so. Your mother’s spiritual life live by myself for a period of time, Why should your husband be any doesn’t fit your schedule. Discipline, that involve institutions swiftly and with is her personal business, and it but something is stopping me from different? education and partnerships with peo- proper documentation to avoid future ple who share your beliefs and con- setbacks. Don’t trust anyone to do the Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069 cerns will be necessary. work that you’re responsible for. Daily Courier Monday, March 1, 2021 • A9

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