Planets

Peters Township rolls to 47-6 win

MCMURRAY — Michael Carmody pounced on a fumble early in the first quarter which gave the Mars football team a chance to make Peters Township sweat.

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Social media policy passed for Butler board

After a Monday night vote, Butler School Board members are now formally discouraged from using their social media accounts “to communicate with the public regarding the board and board-related business.”

10/17/2019 Digital Media Exclusive 0 comments

Social media policy passed for Butler board

After a Monday night vote, Butler School Board members are now formally discouraged from using their social media accounts “to communicate with the public regarding the board and board-related business.”

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Summit school water case goes to court

Discovery master appointed to compile records

Lawyers involved in a class action complaint over lead levels at Summit Elementary School came before a judge for public arguments for the first time Tuesday.

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In the Fast Lane

Engine donations gives vo-tech students edge

Bill Rearick, instructor at the Butler County Vocational-Technical School's Heavy Equipment Technology program, explains the benefits of the new diesel engine donated by the Butler County Ford.

To aid training, Ford gave the school two engines in early October to the Butler County Vocational-Technical School.

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Connie Butler, 37, of Mars, a 2002 Butler County Community College graduate and district vice president at AIG Retirement Services, Pittsburgh, was at the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday after attending the close of trading with AIG representatives. Butler also is a 2000 graduate of Butler Area Senior High School. AIG on Thursday celebrated its 35th year of being listed on the New York Stock Exchange and its 100th anniversary.

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Jazz band opens with guests

Audience offers standing ovation

Guest artist Pat Kennedy plays the drums at Thursday night's SRU Jazz Ensemble opening concert. The ensemble plans to travel to Europe this summer.

SLIPPERY ROCK — Crashing symbols, blaring horns and touches of other instruments pulsated from a packed auditorium Thursday night at Swope Music Hall.