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Tree time in Butler

Above, a group of nine volunteers braved the chilly Saturday morning temperatures to help decorate Diamond Park for Christmas. Led by local attorney and president of Butler Downtown, Matt McCune; his father, Judge Timothy McCune; and Jared Sullivan; ninth-graders from Butler High School's National Honor Society decorated four smaller Christmas trees and one large tree with lights. At right, Sydney Hubbard, 15, holds the lights while Matt McCune, strings them on the big Christmas tree. Other students who helped in the effort were 14-year-olds Gideon Goettler, Chase Depew and Olivia Culp; and 15-year-olds Carlie Baker and Nick Burlingham. The trees were donated by Renick's Tree Farm in West Sunbury.

A group of nine braved the chilly Saturday morning temperatures to help dress up Diamond Park for Christmas. Led by local attorney and president of Butler Downtown, Matt McCune; his father, Judge Timothy McCune; and realtor Jared Sullivan; ninth graders from Butler High School's National Honor Society decorated four smaller Christmas trees and one large tree with lights. The students who helped in the effort were 14-year-olds Gideon Goettler, Chase Depew and Olivia Culp; and 15-year-olds Carlie Baker, Nick Burlingham and Sydney Hubbard. Renick's Tree Farm in West Sunbury.

Sydney Hubbard holds the lights while Matt McCune strings them on the big Christmas tree in the center of Diamond Park.

A group of nine braved the chilly Saturday morning temperatures to help dress up Diamond Park for Christmas. Sydney Hubbard, 15, a ninth grader at Butler High School and National Honor Society member, holds the lights while Matt McCune, local attorney and president of Butler Downtown, strings them on the big Christmas tree in the center of Diamond Park.

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