Photo Gallery for Sun 2-18-18

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Maddalon Jewelers has filed suit against Zelienople Borough and a contractor over work done near the business. The suit claims the work caused the building to flood.Justin Guido/butler eagle

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Josh Meeder, Harmony resident and business owner, stands on flooded ground.caleb harshberger/butler eagle

Butler soccer goal keeper Andrew Chwalik, center, flanked by parents Bill and Julie Chwalik, signs a national letter of intent with Mount St. Mary’s University in Allentown.@Photo credit line:John Enrietto/Butler Eagle

Mars guard Tai Johnson shoots over a Uniontown defender in a 5A playoff opener. Mars won 54-33 at Gateway High School on Friday, Feb. 16, 2018.NATE BLACK/SPECIAL TO THE EAGLE

Mars forward Lauren Wasylson lays up a shot against Uniontown in a 5A playoff opener. Mars won 54-33 at Gateway High School on Friday, Feb. 16, 2018.NATE BLACK/SPECIAL TO THE EAGLE

Flooding in Renfrew on Friday Feb. 16, 2018.Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Sullivan Run rolls between West Brady and New Castle Streets late Thursday, Feb. 15, 2018.Dave Prelosky/Butler Eagle

Brian Kendrick tries to find storm drains to unclog in the 500 block of West Brady Street Brady Street in Butler late Thursday, Feb. 15, 2018.Dave Prelosky/Butler Eagle

As rain continues to fall, a resident tries to clear some floating debris in the 500 block of West Brady Street in Butler late Thursday Feb. 15, 2018.Dave Prelosky/Butler Eagle

Residents of San Juan in the Philippines look through a table with nearly 100 pairs of eyeglasses. David Cooper, president of the Mars Centennial Lions Club, has been on a mission to the Philippines providing eyeglasses.

Four Knoch High School students recently played in the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association District Orchestra. From left, musicians Destiny Gray, a senior; Caitlyn Cypher, a junior; Brooke Patterson, a sophomore; and Sarah Massa, a sophomore, are pictured with Kip Johnston, director of the Knoch High School Orchestra.submitted photo

Ean Jenkins demonstrates his “Swift Clean Foot” invention in Penn Christian Academy’s recent “Shark Tank Inventions” program. Each student created an invention and presented it to a panel of judges, similar to the popular television show.submitted photo

Maddalon Jewelers owner Joe Maddalon shows damage to his alarm system that his lawsuit claims was the result of flooding that began after work done nearby by a contractor for Zelienople Borough.Justin Guido/butler eagle