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The Moraine Sailing Club sends Regatta-goers afloat on Lake Arthur Saturday morning.

Liam Cubarney, a 10-year-old from Jackson Township, carves a walking stick at the tent hosted by the North Country Trail Association's Wampum Chapter.

Beach-goers enjoy the waters of Lake Arthur during the 20th annual Regatta.

Heidi the 5-year-old black lab and German shepherd mix launches into a 14.11 foot jump at Saturday's DockDogs competition. Her owner, Jonathan Coady, dresses Heidi up in Superman outfits for such jumping competitions. He wore a matching T-shirt.

One hundred seventy motorcycles and 300 participants were in attendance at Western Pa.’s Ride for Kids event Sunday at Seneca Valley High School. The ride is meant to serve as a fundraiser for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation and to raise awareness of the number of children who are diagnosed with brain cancer.

One hundred seventy motorcycles and 300 participants were in attendance at Western Pa.’s Ride for Kids event Sunday at Seneca Valley High School. The ride is meant to serve as a fundraiser for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation and to raise awareness of the number of children who are diagnosed with brain cancer.

One hundred seventy motorcycles and 300 participants were in attendance at Western Pa.’s Ride for Kids event Sunday at Seneca Valley High School. The ride is meant to serve as a fundraiser for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation and to raise awareness of the number of children who are diagnosed with brain cancer.

One hundred seventy motorcycles and 300 participants were in attendance at Western Pa.’s Ride for Kids event Sunday at Seneca Valley High School. The ride is meant to serve as a fundraiser for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation and to raise awareness of the number of children who are diagnosed with brain cancer.

One hundred seventy motorcycles and 300 participants were in attendance at Western Pa.’s Ride for Kids event Sunday at Seneca Valley High School. The ride is meant to serve as a fundraiser for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation and to raise awareness of the number of children who are diagnosed with brain cancer.

Grady Knauf, 8, plays a ring-toss game at Western Pa.’s Ride for Kids event Sunday at Seneca Valley High School to show his support for a baseball teammate who survived cancer, Keegan Dowd.

Grady Knauf, 8, plays a ring-toss game at Western Pa.’s Ride for Kids event Sunday at Seneca Valley High School to show his support for a baseball teammate who survived cancer, Keegan Dowd.

One hundred seventy motorcycles and 300 participants were in attendance at Western Pa.’s Ride for Kids event Sunday at Seneca Valley High School. The ride is meant to serve as a fundraiser for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation and to raise awareness of the number of children who are diagnosed with brain cancer.

One hundred seventy motorcycles and 300 participants were in attendance at Western Pa.’s Ride for Kids event Sunday at Seneca Valley High School. The ride is meant to serve as a fundraiser for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation and to raise awareness of the number of children who are diagnosed with brain cancer.

One hundred seventy motorcycles and 300 participants were in attendance at Western Pa.’s Ride for Kids event Sunday at Seneca Valley High School. The ride is meant to serve as a fundraiser for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation and to raise awareness of the number of children who are diagnosed with brain cancer.

One hundred seventy motorcycles and 300 participants were in attendance at Western Pa.’s Ride for Kids event Sunday at Seneca Valley High School. The ride is meant to serve as a fundraiser for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation and to raise awareness of the number of children who are diagnosed with brain cancer.