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Jim Smith photoFirefighters battle a blaze that broke out Monday morning at a house on North Road in Franklin Township. One one was injured in the fire that authorities believes was electrical in nature. Damage was estimated at $45,000 to $50,000.

Jim Smith photoFirefighters battle a blaze that broke out Monday morning at a house on North Road in Franklin Township. One one was injured in the fire that authorities believes was electrical in nature. Damage was estimated at $45,000 to $50,000.

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Jason M. Bowen, 18, enters the building for a preliminary hearing with Judge Sue Haggerty Wednesday, Jan. 16 in Saxonburg. Bowen accepted a plea deal for a threatening Snapchat video that was posted to his account Jan. 7 that caused the South Butler School District to go on modified lockdown. Jim Smith/Butler Eagle

89524 BUTLE TWP BHS NORWIN FOOTBALL SPORTS RECREATION

BHS Nick Stazer (55) vs. Norwin Jack Salopek (6) football at Butler on Friday, 10/13/17 (Dave Prelosky photo)

Seneca Valley Allstar 10U follows through on a pitch in tournament play against Shaler Thursday night at Zelienople Community Park. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Zachery Everetts, left, and Danny Duncan of Butler practice backflips in Father Marinaro Park Monday, July 22, 2019.

PennDOT construction crews began work on Mercer Rd. in Butler Monday (near Memorial Park). An official onsite said the work is slated to be complete by Friday, Aug. 2. Crews will be reenforcing the slope below the road and above Memorial Park. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 7/22/19

PennDOT construction crews began work on Mercer Rd. in Butler Monday (near Memorial Park). An official onsite said the work is slated to be complete by Friday, Aug. 2. Crews will be reenforcing the slope below the road and above Memorial Park. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 7/22/19

Accident on 509 West Penn St, Butler. 7/22/19 Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Edward F. Schmitt, vice-president of Gibson-Thomas Engineering, addressed a packed house Monday night at the Bradys Bend Township building. Schmitt, whose engineering firm works with Bradys Bend Township Water and Sewer Authority, attended the meeting at the request of the water authority's board to help explain the situation with the townships water system leading to the month-long water boil advisory affecting hundreds of customers. After a series of heated exchanges, residents asked Schmitt to leave the meeting.

Edward F. Schmitt, vice-president of Gibson-Thomas Engineering, addressed a packed house Monday night at the Bradys Bend Township building. Schmitt, whose engineering firm works with Bradys Bend Township Water and Sewer Authority, attended the meeting at the request of the water authority's board to help explain the situation with the townships water system leading to the month-long water boil advisory affecting hundreds of customers. After a series of heated exchanges, residents asked Schmitt to leave the meeting.

Edward F. Schmitt, vice-president of Gibson-Thomas Engineering, addressed a packed house Monday night at the Bradys Bend Township building. Schmitt, whose engineering firm works with Bradys Bend Township Water and Sewer Authority, attended the meeting at the request of the water authority's board to help explain the situation with the townships water system leading to the month-long water boil advisory affecting hundreds of customers. After a series of heated exchanges, residents asked Schmitt to leave the meeting.