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Zelienople Historical Society event organizer Adel Fatur stands outside the goup's Passavant House. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 02/26/21 (4th of July Porch Decorations)

Adel Fatur accepts the 2020 Zelienople Volunteer of the Year Award from borough manager Don Pepe on Monday. Pepe called Fatur "more than deserving" of the award, citing Fatur's volunteerism throughout the borough and the three nominations from community organizations. Alex J. Weidenhof/Butler Eagle

Adel Fatur accepts the 2020 Zelienople Volunteer of the Year Award from borough manager Don Pepe on Monday. Pepe called Fatur "more than deserving" of the award, citing Fatur's volunteerism throughout the borough and the three nominations from community organizations. Alex J. Weidenhof/Butler Eagle

Adel Fatur accepts the 2020 Zelienople Volunteer of the Year Award from borough manager Don Pepe on Monday. Pepe called Fatur "more than deserving" of the award, citing Fatur's volunteerism throughout the borough and the three nominations from community organizations. Alex J. Weidenhof/Butler Eagle

Citing an increased climate of polarization, incumbent Christine Valenta is taking her name off the ballot for the Mars Area School Board. Julia Maruca/Butler Eagle

Citing an increased climate of polarization, incumbent Christine Valenta is taking her name off the ballot for the Mars Area School Board. Julia Maruca/Butler Eagle

Butler Area Public Library staff members Maureen Bratkovich(left) and Tristyn Parker move bags of donated food to storage Tuesday, part of the library's collection drive in conjuction with Slippery Rock Unniversity's Butler Succeed Stick a Fork In Hunger! program. The library is offering to wave overdue charges in exchange for food donations Oct. 8-22. Among yesterday's donations, a single area resident dropped off 104 items to contribute. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 10/12/21

Butler Area Public Library staff members Maureen Bratkovich(left) and Tristyn Parker move bags of donated food to storage Tuesday, part of the library's collection drive in conjuction with Slippery Rock Unniversity's Butler Succeed Stick a Fork In Hunger! program. The library is offering to wave overdue charges in exchange for food donations Oct. 8-22. Among yesterday's donations, a single area resident dropped off 104 items to contribute. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 10/12/21

Butler Area Public Library staff members Maureen Bratkovich(left) and Tristyn Parker move bags of donated food to storage Tuesday, part of the library's collection drive in conjuction with Slippery Rock Unniversity's Butler Succeed Stick a Fork In Hunger! program. The library is offering to wave overdue charges in exchange for food donations Oct. 8-22. Among yesterday's donations, a single area resident dropped off 104 items to contribute. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 10/12/21

Butler Area Public Library staff member Tristyn Parker moves bags of donated food to a cart Tuesday, part of the library's collection drive in conjuction with Slippery Rock Unniversity's Butler Succeed Stick a Fork In Hunger! program. The library is offering to wave overdue charges in exchange for food donations Oct. 8-22. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 10/12/21

Butler Area Public Library staff member Tristyn Parker moves bags of donated food to a cart Tuesday, part of the library's collection drive in conjuction with Slippery Rock Unniversity's Butler Succeed Stick a Fork In Hunger! program. The library is offering to wave overdue charges in exchange for food donations Oct. 8-22. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 10/12/21

Cutline 1: Tater Tot and his owner, Tom Kissel, attended AHN's ceremony to recognize the team who rescued Kissel last July

Cutline 2: Mary Jo Lender, her husband Brian, Kissel and Tater Tot were reunited at the River Forest Yacht Club