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Our Opinion
As writers, finding true inspiration can be hard. That’s why we applaud the Writers on the Prairie program. About to be held at the Jennings Environmental Education Cente...
July 08, 2025 Our Opinion
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Other Voices
The wisest among us realize that what we normally think of as opposites are also associates. There’s life and death, joy and pain, fulfillment and absence. And, as Charli...
July 08, 2025 Other Voices
For several hold-your-breath weeks, as spring sizzled into summer, the nuclear dealmakers of President Donald Trump’s USA and the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s ...
July 07, 2025 Other Voices
It’s not always obvious which of the multitude of species of bacteria riding around in us should be classified as germs and attacked, and which are essential workers that...
July 05, 2025 Other Voices
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Letters to the Editor
Guy Miklos’s letter to the editor claiming Cranberry’s development is “out of hand” is wrong. In fact, the township is known to have the strictest development requirement...
July 05, 2025 Letters to the Editor
The lead article in the Butler Eagle on July 1, “Butler County Sheriff Seeks OK to work with ICE,” made me sick. Remember the saying that they came for one group of peopl...
July 05, 2025 Letters to the Editor
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The Butler Eagle welcomes letters from its readers on any public subject. Letters should be less than 250 words in length. The Eagle reserves the right to edit letters for space, clarity, relevance and any other reason. Writers should include an address and telephone number for verification. Addresses and telephone numbers are not published. Names and hometowns are required for publication.
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Butler Eagle
P.O. Box 271
Butler, PA 16003-0271.
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Fax: 724-282-4180.
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