050120 photos

Access road blocked off at Moraine State Park's marina and boat rental at Cresent Bay on the North Shore during the COVID-19 outbreak. Photo Saturday 4/18/20 Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

With the access road blocked off Moraine State Park's marina and boat rental at Cresent Bay on the North Shore sits empty during the COVID-19 outbreak. Photo Saturday 4/18/20 Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

With the access road blocked off Moraine State Park's marina and boat rental at Cresent Bay on the North Shore sits empty during the COVID-19 outbreak. Photo Saturday 4/18/20 Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

With the access road blocked off, the docks remain empty at Moraine State Park's marina and boat rental at Cresent Bay on the North Shore during the COVID-19 outbreak. Photo Saturday 4/18/20 Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

With the access road blocked off, the docks remain empty at Moraine State Park's marina and boat rental at Cresent Bay on the North Shore during the COVID-19 outbreak. Photo Saturday 4/18/20 Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

With the access road blocked off, the docks remain empty at Moraine State Park's marina and boat rental at Cresent Bay on the North Shore during the COVID-19 outbreak. Photo Saturday 4/18/20 Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Carts of food await clients at the Lighthouse Foundation food pantry Thursday. The foundation has switched to drive-thru pickup during the COVID outbreak. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Lighthouse Foundation director of operations Doug Snyder unloads a pallet of butter donated to the pantry Wednesday. The donation came from a delivery bound for an Ohio Save-A-Lot that was damaged in transit and unable to be sold. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Victoria Spreng (left), Joe Franciscus and Sean Ebbitt of the Lighthouse Foundation organize butter from a donation Wednesday. The foundation recieved over 500 containers of butter donated because a delivery to a grocery store was damaged. The donation came from a delivery truck bound from North Carolina to Ohio. The delivery driver was in Saxonburg and reached out to local food pantries to make the donation. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Jennifer Bellis (left), Joe Franciscus and Sean Ebbitt of the Lighthouse Foundation organize butter from a donation Wednesday. The foundation recieved over 500 containers of butter donated because a delivery to a grocery store was damaged. The donation came from a delivery truck bound from North Carolina to Ohio. The delivery driver was in Saxonburg and reached out to local food pantries to make the donation. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Lighthouse Foundation food pantry director Joe Franciscus carries a crate of butter to the pantry's refrigerator Wednesday. The foundation recieved over 500 containers of butter donated because a delivery to a grocery store was damaged. The donation came from a delivery truck bound from North Carolina to Ohio. The delivery driver was in Saxonburg and reached out to local food pantries to make the donation. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Lowerie Place Senior Living Community resident Edith Atkinson pets Gretchen; a horse from In Stable Hands equine therapy, with her husband Ray Atkinson. Residents of the Butler-area senior community had the chance to pet horses Wednesday as part of the community's effort to lift the spirits of its residents during COVID-19 lockdown. Residents came out one-at-a-time or with their significant other to interact with the animals Gretchen and a minature pony named Stormy. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle