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January 26Free Child Check
January 31Walk Thru The Bible
February 2Child Check Screening at YMCA
February 7Winter Blues
February 23Free Developmental Screening for Kids

UNIONVILLE'S FUTURE

Young chief embraces leader role, technology

CENTER TWP — Nathan Wulff is considered to be a young fire chief, but the 23-year-old actually brings years of experience with him to that position at the Unionville Volunteer Fire Company.

Mental test

BUFFALO TWP — Mars junior forward John Castello knows the Class AAA playoffs are quickly approaching.

P-R uses fast start to bury Butler basketball

PINE TWP — The 3-pointers were falling like raindrops.

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Restaurant wants one to 'Savor' the flavor

BUFFALO TWP — The chef of a new restaurant coming to the South Pike Square strip mall off Route 356 wants customers to savor his fare.

Fighting the Winter Blahs

Somewhere during the endless succession of gray, cold days, it hits you: Christmas and New Year's are just distant memories and spring isn't even a blip on the horizon.

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Fire destroys 150-year-old house
JEFFERSON TWP — A Sunday night fire made quick work of a 150-year-old house that was sold less than three weeks ago, authorities said.
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Fire destroys 150-year-old house 01/26 - 9:51am

Schools in county now closed due to snow 01/26 - 9:18am

Tailor owned Butler store for 65 years 01/24 - 11:38am

Buffalo Twp house has fire in chimney 01/24 - 11:22am

Crash in Forward Township injures one 01/24 - 8:44am

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Registration begins for Jeep Heritage Festival

BUTLER — Registration is open for this year’s Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival June 12-14.

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BC3 to offer Entrepreneurship Academy

GROVE CITY — Seniors in seven school districts in Butler County next school year will have the opportunity to learn about business through the new Entrepreneurship Academy at Butler County Community College.

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Butler may pay to play

BUTLER TWP — The Butler School Board is expected to vote next month on whether to implement an annual student athlete fee, which, if approved, would be effective this fall.

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Winfield plans public hearing on gas drilling

WINFIELD TWP — The township supervisors will hold a public hearing in coming weeks before deciding how to proceed with proposed zoning restrictions on natural gas and oil drilling.

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Affordable Care Act may lead to penalties

The Affordable Care Act could bring penalties this year to uninsured residents filing their federal tax returns.

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Young chief embraces leader role, technology
Registration begins for Jeep Heritage Festival
Restaurant wants one to 'Savor' the flavor

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Mental test
P-R uses fast start to bury Butler basketball
NFL says no conclusion yet on Patriots

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Fighting the Winter Blahs
People asked to donate hair
Mars teen to compete at U.S. Open

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VA lists reasons behind health center decision
U.S. unemployment aid applications drop
Senators do something unusual: They vote

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One way or another, we all pay for fire protection
Inmate drug treatment program has support, deserves extension

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BLT’s ‘Monkey House’ provides food for thought
TLC fans to fund release of album

1. Veterans may be able to start off 2015 eating healthier through the efforts of a health promotion and disease prevention committee at VA Butler Healthcare, which is running a food drive this month.
2. The contributions of thousands of Catholics in Butler County helped make the Pittsburgh Diocese’s Our Campaign for The Church Alive a successful fundraising drive.

Peter and John replied, “Judge for yourselves whether it is right in God’s sight to obey you rather than God. For we cannot help speaking about what we have seen and heard.”
(— Acts 4:19-20)

By the time you learn to behave yourself, you’re too old and tired to do anything else.