Photo gallery for Friday, Jan. 20, 2017

2017-01-20 15:00:00

Mars High School student Howard Huang coordinated a project to donate a framed flag to the Adams Area Fire District once the new fire station on Route 228 is complete.Submitted Photo

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Drivers must stop for stopped buses. Police and representatives from the state Department of Transportation gathered in Cranberry Township Jan. 19, 2017, for a conference on school bus safety and driving laws.Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Eighth-graders Pietro Maloney, left, and Zach Shetron, Freeport Middle School robotics class students, were part of a team that won the design award at a robotics competition at La Roche College. The entire class of 20 had been building and refining the robot since the school year began.Dave Prelosky/Butler Eagle

Billy Wolfe, 16, of Worthington works out Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2017, at the Butler Cubs boxing gym in preparation for a fight in Cuba next month. Wolfe will be part of a 14-boxer contingent making the trip as part of a goodwill series.Tye Cypher/Special to the Eagle

Billy Wolfe of Worthington trains Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2017, at the Butler Cubs boxing gym for a fight in Cuba next month.Tye Cypher/Special to the Eagle

Cranberry Township police officer William Ahlgren speaks about bus safety at the Cranberry Township Public Safety Training Center on Jan. 19, 2017.Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

United Way staff members, from left, Lisa Leonhard and Dawn Grochalski pack Christmas decorations at the organization’s new office on Jefferson Street. The former United Way building was sold to the owners of Butler Preowned Auto Sales and Service.Dave Prelosky/Butler Eagle

United Way staff member Dawn Grochalski pulls a folding table from a file room at the organization’s new office on Jefferson Street. The former United Way building was sold to the owners of Butler Preowned Auto Sales and Service.Dave Prelosky/Butler Eagle

Joshua Croup, 21, of Butler, a junior at Point Park University studying journalism, said “I think the excitement over this election was something that was encouraging.”Submitted photo

Majors Dan and Valerie Hazeldine outside the entrance of the Butler Salvation Army. The Salvation Army, 313 W. Cunningham St., will unveil the renovations to its basement and first floor during a dedication and open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Jan. 22, 2017.Dave Prelosky/Butler Eagle

From left, Majors Valerie and Dan Hazeldine and cook Rene Keene work in the newly remodeled kitchen of the Butler Salvation Army. The Salvation Army, 313 W. Cunningham St., will unveil the renovations to its basement and first floor during a dedication and open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Jan. 22, 2017.Dave Prelosky/Butler Eagle

From left, cook Rene Keene and Majors Valerie and Dan Hazeldine work in the newly remodeled kitchen of the Butler Salvation Army. The Salvation Army, 313 W. Cunningham St., will unveil the renovations to its basement and first floor during a dedication and open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Jan. 22, 2017.Dave Prelosky/Butler Eagle