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Little League Fever Heats Up

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On today's LiveLine Frank Williams spoke with Barry Bacha and Jim Newhouse of the Bradford Regional Little League about the Boys Pennsylvania Little League State Finals being played at Pitt-Bradford's Kessel Athletic Complex all next week. Video streaming by Ustream The news leader of the Twin Tiers ... since 1947

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Frank Williams will be talking with Bradford Little League Commissioner Barry Bacha on today's Sports Forum -- the Twin Tiers' longest-running local sports talk show -- at 12:35 p.m. on 1490 WESB and WESB.com. The news leader of the Twin Tiers ... since 1947

Helping Hunter's Hope

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Jill and Jim Kelly, center, accept a check from Erika Bacha and Katherine Moyer of Bradford during Hunter's Day of Hope Saturday at the Buffalo Bills Fieldhouse in Orchard Park. On January 22, the girls held a fundraiser for Hunter's Hope at Byllye Lanes. It was their senior project. Photo courtesy of Barry and Sonja Bacha

Youth Injury Prevention Workshop
to be held at Pitt-Bradford

In recognition of Safe Kids Week, the University of Pittsburgh Bradford’s Athletic Training Department, Safe Kids McKean and Northwest Savings Bank are partnering to sponsor a Youth Injury Prevention and Little League Safety Workshop for Bradford Regional Little League coaches and any other little league coaches with teams in McKean County. The Pitt Bradford Athletic Department, led by trainers Jason Honeck, Angela Honeck, John Eaton, and senior student athletic trainers, will provide coaches and assistants with information on preventing and treating common sports injuries, basic first aide, sun safety, lightning safety, and the importance of proper hydration for players. This free workshop will be held on Wednesday, April 28, from 5:30pm to 7:30pm at the Pitt Bradford Sport and Fitness Center and includes dinner for all participants. According to a Safe Kids USA, nearly 30 million children participate in organized sports and more than 2.5 million of those children visit emergency de...