Photo gallery for Tuesday, Aug. 15, 2017
2017-08-15 01:00:00
This house on Bradman Estates Trail in Slippery Rock Township was damaged by fire Monday, Aug. 14, 2017. The garage sustained an unknown amount of damage in the blaze. Three dogs were rescued by neighbors and firefighters. No one was injured.Joe Genco/BUTLER EAGLE
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A Burger King restaurant is planned at the South Pike Square shopping center off Route 356 in Buffalo Township. The township supervisors on Wednesday, Aug. 9, 2017, approved a subdivision allotting nearly an acre to a fast-food restaurant.JUSTIN GUIDO/BUTLER EAGLE
Pet owners Herb and Linda Goodwyn show their concern as paramedic Nico Soler administers oxygen to their Yorkshire terrier named Champ after he was rescued from a smoke-filled house in Slippery Rock Township on Monday, Aug. 14, 2017.Joe Genco/BUTLER EAGLE
Kristofer Robinson, 9, of Jefferson Township shows off his new prosthetic leg. Kristofer had his right leg removed from the hip down when he was nearly 2 years old because of an aggressive and rare form of cancer. A Cranberry Township-based nonprofit, Once Upon A Hero, will raise money to help Kristofer travel to New York for adjustments to his leg as he grows.JUSTIN GUIDO/BUTLER EAGLE
Kristofer Robinson, 9, of Jefferson Township can run and kick a ball using his new prosthetic leg. Kristofer had his right leg removed from the hip down when he was nearly 2 years old because of an aggressive and rare form of cancer. A Cranberry Township-based nonprofit, Once Upon A Hero, will raise money to help Kristofer travel to New York for adjustments to his leg as he grows.JUSTIN GUIDO/BUTLER EAGLE
Kristofer Robinson, 9, of Jefferson Township shows off his new prosthetic leg. Kristofer had his right leg removed from the hip down when he was nearly 2 years old because of an aggressive and rare form of cancer. A Cranberry Township-based nonprofit, Once Upon A Hero, will raise money to help Kristofer travel to New York for adjustments to his leg as he grows.JUSTIN GUIDO/BUTLER EAGLE
Incoming Butler High School sophomore point guard Ethan Morton has received an invitation to the USA Basketball Junior National Camp in Colorado Springs in early October. He is one of only 37 prep players nationwide to be invited to the camp.BUTLER EAGLE FILE PHOTO
Knioch graduate Gabi Lassinger (12) fights off a defender and moves the ball forward for Lafayette in a women’s soccer game last season. Lassinger, a senior defender, has been named one of the team’s captains this season.submitted Photo
