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Bills' Brady questions NFL disciplinary process

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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Buffalo Bills coach Joe Brady on Wednesday questioned the NFL's disciplinary process for relying on hearsay without substantiated proof in the wake of special teams player Sam Franklin successfully appealing his one-game suspension for allegedly spitting at an opponent. "An accusation on a player without evidence, and being hearsay, I think it sets a bad precedent," Brady said as the AFC East-leading Bills (5-1) returned from their bye week to prepare to host Baltimore (4-3) on Sunday. "It's unfortunate that his name gets thrown out there. It's unfortunate ...

Audubon offers opportunity for homeschoolers

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Through exploration and hands-on learning, children ages 5–10 can join Audubon Community Nature Center’s (ACNC) new Nature Connections. This monthly program is offered with homeschooled students and families in mind, though others are welcome. Beginning Wednesday, from 1 to 2 p.m. on ...

School bus safety bill changes approved

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A newly signed Pennsylvania law will require drivers to stop further away from school buses stopped with red signal lights flashing while increasing the penalties for repeat offenders. Act 89 of 2026, formerly Senate Bill 65, was signed into law recently by Gov. Josh Shapiro after receiving ...

Shapiro signs cell phone ban for students into law

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On Monday, Gov. Josh Shapiro visited Lenape Middle School in Bucks County with legislators, educators, parents, and students to sign Senate Bill 1014 into law, requiring all Pennsylvania public, charter, cyber charter, and private schools to adopt policies prohibiting students from using personal cell phones throughout the school day, including during lunch, recess, and between classes. While the use of technology in moderation can support learning, creativity, and communication, studies have shown excessive screen time can contribute to increased stress, disrupted sleep, and worsened ...

Hi-Ed offers free holiday tips class for dementia caregivers

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The holiday season can bring added stress for caregivers and individuals living with dementia. To help families prepare, the Warren Forest Higher Education Council (Hi-Ed) will offer “Holiday Tips for Caregivers” on Thursday, November 12, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at Hi-Ed. Led by Reyd Martin, Director of Resident Care at the Rosecliff by Rouse. This free class will explore strategies to simplify celebrations, manage expectations, and create meaningful experiences for everyone involved. The session is part of Hi-Ed’s Alzheimer’s Series. Family members and caregivers are encouraged ...

Warren Public Library announces Ornament Contest winner

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The Warren Public Library has announced the release of its 2026 commemorative ornament, featuring the winning design from the library's second annual ornament contest. After reviewing 24 submissions, the Warren Public Library Board of Directors and library staff selected a design created by ...