Jones Mills
The middle-high school building was shut down at the beginning of the school year due to mold.
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Three Somerset County programs captured district titles, earning PIAA playoff berths. Berlin Brothersvalley and Somerset volleyball won titles in Class 1A and 4A, respectively. The Somerset boys soccer team won a 2A championship, while the Conemaugh Township girls finished 1A runner-up, punching a ticket to the postseason. Here's a look at all the first-round matchups involving Somerset County teams. Time to vote Vote for the Somerset County Athletes of the Week for Nov. 2-7 PIAA Class 1A volleyball playoffs Matchup: Berlin Brothersvalley vs. Elk County Catholic When: 7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 10 Where: Elk County Catholic High School Outlook: Berlin Brothersvalley won its fourth straight District 5-1A volleyball championship with a sweep of Meyersdale. The Mountaineers have just three losses this season, but two came at a cost. Setbacks to Everett and Windber held Berlin Brothersvalley out of the Inter-County Conference semifinals. Berlin Brothersvalley's senior leadership along with a mix of talented underclassmen will determine how far this team can go. The Mountaineers fell in the PIAA 1A quarterfinals a season ago, dropping a 5-set match to Eden Christian Academy. Meanwhile, Elk County Catholic is making its second straight PIAA appearance after a 5-set win over Clarion Area in the
Quickly and quietly, Belle Vernon coach Tyler Caterino built a winner. Behind the scenes and away from the spotlight, the one-loss Leopards proved themselves worthy of the recognition and accolades that come with winning a WPIAL championship. It took a title run for everyone to come around. “Are you a...
Students in the Monessen School District are scheduled to return to in-person classes within the coming week, but parents are raising safety concerns following months of remote learning caused by a mold discovery.
Johnstown-based Concurrent Technologies Corp., an applied scientific research and development professional services nonprofit organization, recently announced three changes to its leadership team, effective Jan. 4. John Klein will retire on Dec. 31 after more than 33 years with the company. Most recently, he served as vice president and chief financial...
