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Main Street demolition still upcoming, but no clear timeline available (opens the original)
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Despite some delays, work toward the demolition of 123 S. Main St. in Butler is still ongoing, city officials clarified at a Monday, Aug. 31 meeting. City Mayor Bob Dandoy previously said at an Aug. 18 land bank meeting asbestos abatement was underway and the demolition was expected for completion by Sept. 4. However, that timeline has shifted. “They were supposed to be in there today,” he said during the Aug. 31 meeting. “We’re not sure what work was being done.” He said he has driven by the pr
All smiles at Karns City’s first day of school (opens the original)
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CHICORA — Karns City Area Elementary School’s hundreds of students poured off their buses and into the drop-off zone Wednesday morning, Aug. 26, returning to a familiar sight to start the year: warm breakfast ready to be served, and warm welcomes from staff like principal Shane Spack. Karns City Area School District’s first day of classes Wednesday kicked off the 2026-27 school year like any ordinary day at the K-6 school. The district’s buses packed with students arrived just before 8:30 a.m. S
Rising cost of school supplies felt among Butler County parents and teachers (opens the original)
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Back-to-school shopping often means more than buying new clothes and a backpack. For teachers and parents, classroom supplies have become a list that totals significant expense. Each school year, teachers typically send out a supply list to the parents of each of their students. Many of the supplies are for the individual student; however, teachers often choose to include an optional list of supplies for general use. Michelle Rogozinski, a sixth-grade teacher at Haine Middle School in Cranberry
Butler Farm Show brings family fun, agricultural events center stage for another year (opens the original)
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The Butler Farm Show blended family fun and Butler County’s agricultural identity once again this year between Monday, Aug. 10, and Saturday, Aug. 15. While offering plenty of animal shows and 4-H exhibitions, the week’s itinerary also included activities, such as Monday’s watermelon eating contest, Wednesday’s rooster crowing competition and Friday’s demolition derby. The weeklong event also featured food vendors, live music acts, fair rides and more. The Butler Farm Show will return in 2027 to
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