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Trib HSSN Pennsylvania high school football rankings for Nov. 21, 2023 | Trib HSSN

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Trib HSSN Pennsylvania high school football rankings for Nov. 21, 2023 | Trib HSSN

By: Don Rebel

Tuesday, November 21, 2023 | 4:11 PM

Chaz Palla | Tribune-Review

Aliquippa’s Cameron Lindsey dives into the end zone past Mars’ Aidan Alessio in the first quarter during the WPIAL Class 4A semifinals Friday, at North Allegheny High School.

As the playoff field dwindles following the first round of the 2023 PIAA football playoffs, changes are in the air in the latest Trib HSSN PIAA football rankings.

Several head-to-head clashes and other results led to two changes each in Class 6A, 5A and 2A and one change in the Top 5 in 4A, 3A and A.

In the four head-to-head clashes last week between ranked teams:

• No. 5 North Allegheny eliminated No. 4 Central Catholic in the WPIAL Class 6A championship game.

• In 5A, top-ranked Imhotep Charter knocked off No. 4 Roman Catholic in the District 12 title game.

• In 2A, No. 2 Westinghouse ousted No. 4 Central Clarion.

• In Class A, No. 1 Steelton-Highspire ended the season for No. 2 Northern Bedford.

Now down to the Elite Eight in each class, there are nine matchups between state-ranked teams in the PIAA quarterfinals, including the top two teams colliding in both Class 2A and Class A.

The teams at the top of each classification remained unchanged again with St. Joe’s Prep in 6A, Imhotep Charter in 5A, Bishop McDevitt in 4A, Belle Vernon in 3A, Farrell in 2A and Steelton-Highspire in Class A still No. 1.

Here are the latest Trib HSSN PIAA Top 5 rankings in each of the six classifications. Their record is followed by their ranking from last week and then their district.

Class 6A

1. St. Joseph’s Prep (10-1) (1) (D-12): The defending PIAA champion Hawks defeated Abraham Lincoln in Week 12, 35-0. They host Nazareth Area in a PIAA quarterfinal game Saturday.

2. Manheim Township (12-0) (3) (D-3): The Blue Streaks defeated Cumberland Valley in Week 12, 37-27. They host No. 4 Harrisburg in the District 3 championship game Friday.

3. North Allegheny (11-1) (5) (D-7): The Tigers defeated No. 4 Central Catholic in Week 12, 44-41. They host McDowell in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

4. Harrisburg (11-1) (NR) (D-3): The Cougars defeated Central York in Week 12, 28-21. They visit No. 2 Manheim Township in the District 3 championship game Friday.

5. Central Bucks South (12-1) (NR) (D-1): The Titans defeated Central Bucks West in Week 12, 42-14. They host Downingtown West in the District 1 championship game Friday.

Out: Parkland (11), Central Catholic (7)

Class 5A

1. Imhotep Charter (12-0) (1) (D-12): The Panthers defeated No. 4 Roman Catholic in Week 12, 30-26. They visit Delaware Valley in a PIAA quarterfinal game Saturday.

2. Peters Township (13-0) (2) (D-7): The Indians defeated defending PIAA champion Pine-Richland in Week 12, 43-17. They visit No. 5 Cathedral Prep in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

3. Chester (12-1) (3) (D-1): The Clippers defeated West Chester Rustin in Week 12, 26-20. They host No. 4 Strath Haven in the District 1 championship game Saturday.

4. Strath Haven (12-1) (NR) (D-1): The Panthers defeated Springfield-Delco in Week 12, 20-7. They visit No. 3 Chester in the District 1 championship game Saturday.

5. Cathedral Prep (7-3) (NR) (D-10): The Ramblers did not play in Week 12. They host No. 2 Peters Township in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

Out: Roman Catholic (12), Cedar Cliff (3)

Class 4A

1. Bishop McDevitt (12-0) (1) (D-3): The defending PIAA champion Crusaders defeated Lampeter-Strasburg in Week 12, 43-7. They host Manheim Central in the District 3 championship game Friday.

2. Aliquippa (11-0) (2) (D-7): The Quips defeated Mars in Week 12, 47-24. They play McKeesport in the WPIAL championship game Friday.

3. Selinsgrove (12-0-1) (4) (D-4): The Seals defeated Bethlehem Catholic in Week 12, 28-13. They host Juniata in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

4. Dallas (13-0) (5) (D-2): The Mountaineers defeated Valley View in Week 12, 21-18. They host No. 5 Monsignor Bonner-Archbishop Prendergast in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

5. Monsignor Bonner-Archbishop Prendergast (10-2) (NR) (D-12): The Friars defeated Pope John Paul II in Week 12, 21-13. They visit No. 4 Dallas in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

Out: Pope John Paul II (1)

Class 3A

1. Belle Vernon (10-1) (1) (D-7): The defending PIAA champion Leopards defeated East Allegheny in Week 12, 49-8. They play No. 5 Avonworth in the WPIAL championship game Friday.

2. Martinsburg Central (12-0) (3) (D-6): The Scarlet Dragons defeated Clearfield in Week 12, 41-35, in double overtime. They play Hickory in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

3. Danville (12-1) (4) (D-4): The Ironmen defeated Loyalsock Township in Week 12, 40-7. They play Wyomissing in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

4. Northwestern Lehigh (13-0) (5) (D-11): The Tigers defeated Palmerton in Week 12, 58-9. They host Scranton Prep in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

5. Avonworth (12-0) (NR) (D-7): The Antelopes defeated Elizabeth Forward in Week 12, 21-10. They play No. 1 Belle Vernon in the WPIAL championship game Friday.

Out: Neumann-Goretti (12)

Class 2A

1. Farrell (11-1) (1) (D-10): The Steelers defeated Mercyhurst Prep in Week 12, 16-9. They host No. 2 Westinghouse in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

2. Westinghouse (11-0) (2) (D-8): The Bulldogs defeated Central Clarion in Week 12, 46-30. They visit No. 1 Farrell in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

3. Southern Columbia (12-1) (3) (D-4): The defending PIAA champion Tigers defeated Troy in Week 12, 14-0. They host No. 4 Bald Eagle in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

4. Bald Eagle (11-1) (NR) (D-6): The Eagles defeated No. 5 Richland in Week 12, 49-0. They visit No. 3 Southern Columbia in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

5. Steel Valley (10-1) (NR) (D-7): The Ironmen defeated Mohawk in Week 12, 34-21. They play Beaver Falls in the WPIAL championship game Friday.

Out: Central Clarion (9), Richland (6)

Class A

1. Steelton-Highspire (13-0) (1) (D-3): The defending PIAA champion Steamrollers defeated No. 2 Northern Bedford in Week 12, 21-7. They play No. 2 Lackawanna Trail in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

2. Lackawanna Trail (13-0) (3) (D-2): The Lions defeated Minersville in Week 12, 40-0. They play No. 1 Steelton-Highspire in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

3. South Side (13-0) (4) (D-7): The Rams defeated Clairton in Week 12, 28-12. They play No. 4 Fort Cherry in the WPIAL championship game Friday.

4. Fort Cherry (13-0) (5) (D-7): The Rangers defeated Bishop Canevin in Week 12, 33-21. They play No. 3 South Side in the WPIAL championship game Friday.

5. South Williamsport (10-2) (NR) (D-4): The Mountaineers defeated Muncy in Week 12, 57-20. They play Cambria Heights in a PIAA quarterfinal game Friday.

Out: Northern Bedford (5)

Tags: Aliquippa, Avonworth, Belle Vernon, Fort Cherry, North Allegheny, Peters Township, South Side, Steel Valley, Westinghouse

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Pennsylvania among ‘worst states for jobs’: report

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November 29, 2023

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Pennsylvania among ‘worst states for jobs’: report

The Associated Press reported how the U.S.’s unemployment rate “has stayed below 4 percent for the longest stretch since the 1960s.”

Nevertheless, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released data regarding which states are still struggling with unemployment as of October 2023. Now, a separate report has deemed Pennsylvania as one of those states.

WalletHub — which describes itself as “an award-winning personal finance company that empowers consumers to lead financially healthy lives” with “a number of services and tools” — published this report Wednesday, simply titling it “Best & Worst States for Jobs (2023).”

The report was based on the grades of all 50 states across two main dimensions: “Job Market” and “Economic Environment.” These dimensions were weighed on relevant metrics — “Job Opportunities;” “Share of Civilian Labor Force Unemployed 15 Weeks or Longer;” and “Monthly Average Starting Salary” among them — and lifted from sources such as the BLS, Indeed.com, and the Council for Community and Economic Research.

Pennsylvania ranked as the fifth worst state for jobs in the country, and received a particularly dismal grade in “Economic Environment.”

Rounding out the bottom five were Louisiana as the fourth worst state for jobs; Mississippi as the third worst; Kentucky in second; and West Virginia as the absolute worst state for employment in the nation.

On the flip side of things, Washington topped WalletHub’s list as the best state for those looking for work in the U.S.

“The past few years have been volatile for job seekers, going from massive unemployment all the way to worker shortages,” says WalletHub Analyst, Cassandra Happe.

“Living in one of the best state for jobs can help you not just secure a career, but also improve your chances of getting competitive wages, good benefits and high job security.”

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Suspect in custody after elderly woman killed in Lower Pottsgrove Twp., Pa.

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November 29, 2023

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Suspect in custody after elderly woman killed in Lower Pottsgrove Twp., Pa.

Wednesday, November 29, 2023 10:16AM

Suspect in custody after elderly woman killed in Lower Pottsgrove, Pa.

LOWER POTTSGROVE TWP, Pennsylvania (WPVI) — A person is in custody after an elderly woman was found dead in the normally peaceful community of Lower Pottsgrove Township in Montgomery County.

Police found 85-year-old Margaret Seltmann dead inside a home in the 1900 block of North Keim Street while responding to a 911 call. Her death has been labeled a homicide.

An autopsy is scheduled for Wednesday, which could shed light on how she was killed.

The district attorney’s office says a suspect is in custody.

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Ongoing Pennsylvania budget impasse hurting community colleges, libraries

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November 28, 2023

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Ongoing Pennsylvania budget impasse hurting community colleges, libraries

HARRISBURG — As Pennsylvania lawmakers continue to debate whether to fund parts of the state budget, people who run key programs around the state are being forced to make tough decisions.

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