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Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Randy and Jean Collins of Upper Burrell plan on spending the Labor Day weekend boating, fishing and playing with their 2-year-old Golden Retriever, Lilly.

Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Randy and Jean Collins of Upper Burrell plan on spending the Labor Day weekend boating, fishing and playing with their 2-year-old Golden Retriever, Lilly.

Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Randy and Jean Collins of Upper Burrell plan on spending the Labor Day weekend boating, fishing and playing with their 2-year-old Golden Retriever, Lilly. According to Collins, Lilly loves chasing the floatable baton but doesn’t like to return it.

Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Randy and Jean Collins of Upper Burrell plan on spending the Labor Day weekend boating, fishing and playing with their 2-year-old Golden Retriever, Lilly. According to Collins, Lilly loves chasing the floatable baton but doesn’t like to return it.

Photo by J.W. Johnson Jr. Zelienople officials have worked to mitigate flooding in this stream next to the pool in Community Park.

Photo by J.W. Johnson Jr. A tree is uprooted near the site of one of three rock dams behind Zelienople Community Park.

Photo by J.W. Johnson Jr. Zelienople officials have worked to mitigate flooding in this stream next to the pool in Community Park.

Andy Kuntz(left) Martin Gaynor, Dave and Susan Shoop take advantage of a sunny Thursday to meet up with other Pokemon Go enthusiasts for an EX Raid to capture a rare Deoxys pokemon at Cranberry's North Boundary Park. The Shoops had four phones between them in order to play for their kids, 24 and 26, who were unable to attend. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Reid Etherton(Left) Andy Kuntz and Martin Gaynor took advantage of Thursday's sunshine to meet up with other Pokemon Go enthusiasts to capture a rare Deoxys Pokeman in an EX Raid at Cranberry's North Boundary Park. Most of the crew met through the online game. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Andy Kuntz(right) Martin Gaynor, Dave and Susan Shoop take advantage of a sunny Thursday to meet up with other Pokemon Go enthusiasts for an EX Raid to capture a rare Deoxys pokemon at Cranberry's North Boundary Park. The Shoops had four phones between them in order to play for their kids, 24 and 26, who were unable to attend. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle