Stories by the Community
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The voices of Beaver County residents — their memories, reflections, and everyday life.
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Artist Feature: Island Bradley
Island Bradley used to hide herself. Now she's ready to shine. Submitted by The Genesis Collective.
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Demolition of a steel products mill in Ambridge
By Sr. Sally Witt How long has it been since sun has touched this ground where a steel mill stood for decades? Months ago a fire halted all production. Now an excavator arm claws the brick and metal structure. Beams weaken, fall – sun squeezes in where machines and chemicals once reigned, where workers walked in heavy gear. How many decades ago did this land last see a spot of sun? Does the ground remember when a rush of wind last brushed its surface? I pray that soon the neighbors will see
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Photos by Da'on Lovett
Da'on Lovett is a 9th grade student from Aliquippa.
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Photos by Samuel Cobb
Samuel Cobb is a 7th grade student from Aliquippa.
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Photos by Ranii Anderson
Ranii Anderson is a 7th grade student from Aliquippa
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Basketball is my favorite sport
Khy Redd is a sports fan, and he especially likes basketball.
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Aliquippa's fascinating history
Breahna Williams wrote about the history of Aliquippa.
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More than ball players
Syniah Miller shares her passion for fashion and why it's important for communities to invest in unique after school opportunities.
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Self-care as a practice
Local resident Joline Atkins shares why self-care should be a daily practice.
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'Pause is Power' event hosted by the Sisters of St. Joseph
The Sisters of St. Joseph of Baden held an event for nonprofit staff members to "fill their cup."
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To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow
Kate Trimble submitted a painting for The Bridge 10/8 edition: Hope, dignity and community wholeness.
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The belly of the whale is the best place to sing
Resident John Bryant submitted photos that depict "strange signs of mercy and grace."