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200 members of Alpha Co. 1/112th Infantry returned home to a warm welcome at the guard armory in Butler Township yesterday. They rode a bus from Fort Dix to complete the long journey back.
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The CCAC campus is still playing ball!
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Sports Update:
The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Titans on Thursday by a score of 13-10. This was a knuckle dragging street fight! It was the NFL Kick Off Celebration right here in your hometown ... PITTSBURGH! Those with or without a ticket to the game were invited were treated to free festivities at Point State Park, which included a free concert by Tim McGraw and the Black Eyed Peas. This first official game of the season and the city festivities were the most watched sporting event since the Super Bowl ... which featured your hometown team, the World Champion Steelers ... had over 20 million viewers tuned in. The NFL Commissioner was so happy with how the game and the show, he wrote a letter to us, Pittsburgh AKA Sixburgh. Here is the letter from the Commissioner in its entirety:
On behalf of the National Football League, I want to thank the fans and the city of Pittsburgh for helping us kick off the 2009 NFL season in such a memorable fashion.
Nearly 20 million Americans viewed the concert and the game, which ironically was the most-watched sporting event since the Steelers won the Super Bowl last February. Fans around the country were treated to the tremendous passion of Steeler Nation and a taste of your great city.
We could not have showcased these events without your city's support and hospitality. I want to thank Mayor (Luke) Ravenstahl for his leadership and also the numerous city workers who helped stage the week-long activities.
Sincerely,
Roger Goodell
NFL Commissioner
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The Boyce Campus team doing what Boys of Summer do!
I passed by this farm and saw these old trucks (1948) just rusting away!
Keep your head down,
Henry Hill, Plum Pennsylvania
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