Photo Gallery Tues 5/16
2017-05-16 01:00:00
Knoch's Abigail Black slides safely into second base as South Fayette shortstop Sara Jubas takes the throw during the Knights' 6-4 WPIAL Class 4A playoff loss Monday, May 15, 2017, at North Allegheny.Steven Dietz/Special to the Eagle
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Here are some native flowering perennials commonly found in Pennsylvania. Top, from left, are common milkweed, columbine and wild bergamot. Bottom, butterfly milkweed, Blue phlox and New England aster. Since native plant species are already adapted to our soil conditions and climate, they require minimal maintenance.Submitted by Butler County Master Gardeners
Butler fire department Lt. Scott Marshall, left, and firefighter Jeff Scott stress the importance of the department’s ladder truck, which is sidelined with a bent ladder and has undergone repeated repairs and break-downs over the past several years. Parts must be custom-made for the truck.Phillip Rau/Butler Eagle
Residents enter First Baptist Church Youth Center in Butler to vote on the morning of primary election day, May 16, 2017. Polls are open until 8 p.m. Throughout the county, more than 100 municipal offices and four county offices are on the ballot. Call the Butler County Bureau of Elections at 724-284-5309 with any questions.Justin Guido/Butler Eagle
Zachary White, 8, of Forward Township is part of a national advertising campaign for Rite Aid.Submitted Photo
Adeline Hills, 5, of Washington Township is part of a national Rite Aid summer fun promotion.Submitted Photo
Knoch’s Abigail Black takes a swing at the plate during the Knights’ 6-4 WPIAL Class 4A playoff loss Monday, May 15, 2017, at North Allegheny.Steven Dietz/Special to the Eagle
Knoch’s Celia Knappenberger delivers a pitch against South Fayette during the Knights’ 6-4 WPIAL Class 4A playoff loss Monday, May 15, 2017, at North Allegheny.Steven Dietz/Special to the Eagle
