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A truck crosses a bridge on Route 68 in Butler Township, Pa. on Friday, Jan. 28, 2022. The state-owned bridge was given a “poor” grade for both the deck and superstructure. Joseph Ressler/Butler Eagle 1/28/22 U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly, R-16th, requested $7 million from the federal government to help replace the Karns Crossing Bridge, pictured in this Eagle file photo from January. he state-owned bridge is again being included in possible future repair plans, this time by the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission, which will vote on a plan June 27.

Mike Norris race driver. 6/17/22

Jay Webb leads the funeral procession for his father Earl 'Bud' Webb of Clay Twp. in a John Deer 4440 tractor from Youngs Funeral Home in West Sunbury along Hall Rd. Saturday to the Muddy Creek Presbyterian Church. Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle.

Jay Webb leads the funeral procession for his father Earl 'Bud' Webb of Clay Twp. in a John Deer 4440 tractor along Hall Rd. Saturday on the way to the Muddy Creek Presbyterian Church. Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle.

Friends Leisha Belfiore of Mars and Jessica Depalma spent Saturday evening sampling local micro brews during the Mars Beer Fest. Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle

Spencer Harding, head of brewing operations at Riverside Brewing, pours one of the company's micro brews for beer goers during the Mars Brew Fest Saturday. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle

Participants of the Mars Beer Fest socialize while they wait in line to sample local micro brews Saturday. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle.

Emily and Travis Timblin of Zelienople went from vendor to vendor samplying micro brews at the Mars Brew Fest Saturday. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle

Emily and Travis Timblin of Zelienople tip their classes filled with Peeps Marshmallow Sour micro brew at the Mars Brew Fest Saturday. Harold Aughton/Special to the Eagle

Former Butler resident Tom Slimick of Marienville shows off his classic ambulance, a 1973 Cadillac Miller Meteor, to a crowd of people Sunday at the Big Butler Parts-A-Rama at the Big Butler Fairgrounds, Franklin Township. Nathan Bottiger/Nathan Bottiger

Former Butler resident Tom Slimick of Marienville shows off his classic ambulance, a 1973 Cadillac Miller Meteor, to EMTs Heather Flack and Nicole Shaffer who were working Sunday at the Big Butler Parts-A-Rama at the Big Butler Fairgrounds, Franklin Township. Nathan Bottiger/Nathan Bottiger

Tom Robejsek traveled from Auburn Township, Ohio, to peruse car parts Sunday at The Big Butler Parts-A-Rama at the Big Butler Fairgrounds, Franklin Township. Nathan Bottiger/Butler Eagle

Dave Kamerer stands next to the car he restored — a 1940 Chevrolet Coupe — at Recon Brewing's Father's Day Car Show Sunday. Kamerer's father had a similar vehicle. Tamara Moore/Butler Eagle 06/2022For Recon Brewing car show article by Tamara Moore

Chris Mitchell stands next to his 1963 Volkswagen camper van — known as "The Transporter" for its 2-piece windshield — at Recon Brewing's Father's Day Car Show Sunday. Mitchell spent two years rebuilding the engine and box drive. Now he and a group of friends with similar vehicles travel to shows across the country. Tamara Moore/Butler Eagle 06/2022For Recon Brewing car show article by Tamara Moore

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The last request of dairy farmer Earl 'Bud' Webb of Clay Twp. was to have his casket transported to the cemetary in his John Deer 4440 tractor. His youngest son Jay Webb led the funeral procession from West Sunbury along Hall Rd. to the Muddy Creek Presbyterian Church on Saturday. Harold Aughton/Special to Butler Eagle.

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Brothers Jay and Earl Webb secure the casket of their father Earl 'Bud' Webb of Clay Twp. Saturday at Youngs Funeral Home in West Sunbury. Jay Webb led the funeral procession for his father's John Deer 4440 tractor from West Sunbury along Hall Rd. to the Muddy Creek Presbyterian Church. Harold Aughton/Special to Butler Eagle