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Sandy West(left) of Zelienople and Shirley DeSimone chat and color placemats prior to lunch at the Cranberry Senior Center's Winter Blues Party Thursday. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 01/23/20

Nettie Culley serves up cupcakes to Peggy Kratz (right) and other members at the Cranberry Senior Center Winter Blues Party Thursday. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 01/23/20

Peggy Kratz(center) of Cranberry and other senior center members chat over lunch at the Cranberry Township Senior Center Winter Blues Party Thursday. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

North Catholic freshman Dacia Lewandowski comes down with a rebound against Upper Saint Clair Saturday. After a slow start the Trojans topped the Panthers 44-31. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 01/25/20

North Catholic freshman Dacia Lewandowski comes down with a rebound against Upper Saint Clair Saturday. After a slow start the Trojans topped the Panthers 44-31. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 01/25/20

North Catholic senior Kylee Lewandowski drives to the hoop for a layup against Upper Saint Clair Saturday. After a slow start, North Catholic topped Upper Saint Clair 44-31. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 01/25/20

Elise Bachman, 9, samples the nine chilis competing in the thirteenth annual chili cook-off at Saint Andrews United Presbyterian Church. The event is co-hosted by the church and Butler's Operation Spay and Neuter organization. Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

Celia Puz, a volunteer for Butler's Operation Spay and Neuter, hands a platter of chili cups to Pat Potter of Butler. Potter said she was excited to pick her favorite. Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

Nine organizations donated 5 gallons of chili each for this year's chili cook-off at Saint Andrews United Presbyterian Church. Extra chili was frozen and saved to be served in community meals that the church hosts weekly on Wednesday night. Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

Seneca Valley's Chloe Leonard drives to the hoop for a layup against a Westinghouse defender (24). Seneca came away with a tightly contested 48-42 win at Bethel Park High School. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Seneca Valley's Jaden Davinsizer drives to the hoop against Westinghouse (#24) Saturday. The Raiders won 48-42. Seb Foltz/Buter Eagle 01/25/20

Cody Wray dances with his daughter, Harper Vandoorne, at the Harrisville Volunteer Fire Company's January square dance. Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

Casey Unverzagt, right, swings Liz Witmer at the Harrisville Volunteer Fire Company's January square dance. Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

Bob Minor, a veteran square dance caller, hollers dance instructions to the crowd at the Harrisville Volunteer Fire Company's January square dance. Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

About 100 people went to the Harrisville Volunteer Fire Company's January square dance. Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

Ron Meyers and Joline McClure slow dance together during a break between square dance sets at the Harrisville Volunteer Fire Company's January square dance. Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

BC3_Luncheon for Literacy_012620_a.jpg: Linda Franiewski, of West Sunbury, is shown Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020, in costume and at a table celebrating Truman Capote’s “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” during the Luncheon for Literacy sponsored by the Rotary Club of Butler PM and held in Founders Hall on Butler County Community College’s main campus in Butler Township. The Luncheon for Literacy raises funds to benefit BC3’s adult literacy program.

Mandi Raybuck, of Cabot, who in 2017 received a high school equivalency diploma through Butler County Community College’s adult literacy program, is shown Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020, during the Luncheon for Literacy sponsored by the Rotary Club of Butler PM and held in Founders Hall on Butler County Community College’s main campus in Butler Township. The Luncheon for Literacy raises funds to benefit BC3’s adult literacy program.

Mary Krewduk, Heidi Priest and Nancy Myers, all of Butler, are shown Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020, in costume and at a table celebrating Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women” during the Luncheon for Literacy sponsored by the Rotary Club of Butler PM and held in Founders Hall on Butler County Community College’s main campus in Butler Township. The Luncheon for Literacy raises funds to benefit BC3’s adult literacy program.

Erin Linnon, of Meridian, is shown Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020, taking a photograph of a table centerpiece celebrating Maxwell King’s “The Good Neighbor” during the Luncheon for Literacy sponsored by the Rotary Club of Butler PM and held in Founders Hall on Butler County Community College’s main campus in Butler Township. The Luncheon for Literacy raises funds to benefit BC3’s adult literacy program.

A portion of a crowd of 250 is shown Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020, during the Luncheon for Literacy sponsored by the Rotary Club of Butler PM and held in Founders Hall on Butler County Community College’s main campus in Butler Township. The Luncheon for Literacy raises funds to benefit BC3’s adult literacy program.