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photo by Caleb Harshbergercranberry 55+; local; 0411; cut: Cranberry 55+ Club president Bill Shaner, pictured here speaking to the club at Tuesday's lunch celebrating the club's 48 years in the township.

Photo by J.W. Johnson Jr. A Cranberry Township man has been awarded for his work in helping with the creation and maintenance of the Community Garden at Graham Park.

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Photo by J.W. Johnson Jr. Work has begun on a bridge replacement project on Freedom Road in Cranberry Township.

Photo by J.W. Johnson Jr. Work has begun on a bridge replacement project on Freedom Road in Cranberry Township.

Photo by J.W. Johnson Jr. Work has begun on a bridge replacement project on Freedom Road in Cranberry Township.

Dave Greenwald (yellow) of Pittsburgh and members of the Three Rivers Paddling Club Facebook group take on high water on Slippery Rock Creek, above McConnell's Mill, Easter Sunday. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Following Saturday storms, a group of whitewater kayakers brave high water conditions on Slippery Rock Creek, above McConnell's Mill, Easter Sunday. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Butler's Dennis Goodwine goes for a block in a loss to Hempfield Monday night. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Butler's Sam Lambermont (left) and Luke McEachin go for a block against Hempfield. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Tommy Stoughton of Butler Public Works seals the crack in the road on Pittsburgh Pike Monday morning. This preventive maintenance process keeps water from infiltrating the subsurface, while protecting the integrity and extending the life of the asphalt. According to the Public Works website, the department is responsible for the maintenance of 53 miles of city streets and 30 miles of secondary streets.

Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Tommy Stoughton of Butler Public Works seals the crack in the road on Pittsburgh Pike Monday morning. This preventive maintenance process keeps water from infiltrating the subsurface, while protecting the integrity and extending the life of the asphalt. According to the Public Works website, the department is responsible for the maintenance of 53 miles of city streets and 30 miles of secondary streets.

Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Workers from the Butler Public Works department sealed cracks on Pittsburgh Pike Monday morning.

Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Worker from Butler's Public Works sealed cracks in the road on Pittsburgh Pike Monday morning. This preventive maintenance process keeps water from infiltrating the subsurface, while protecting the integrity and extending the life of the asphalt. According to the Public Works website, the department is responsible for the maintenance of 53 miles of city streets and 30 miles of secondary streets.

Butler's Sam Lambermont reaches for a spike in Monday's loss to Hempfield. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Butler's Sam Lambermont reaches for a spike in Monday's loss to Hempfield. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Butler's Luke McEachin (Left #11) and Nate Sespico (8) go for a block. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle