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Jennings park staffers lay out plans for newly acquired Old Stone House (opens the original)
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BRADY TWP — After years of Wil Taylor wishing Jennings Environmental Education Center managed the nearby Old Stone House — a reconstructed 1820s‑era tavern turned museum and Butler County landmark — it finally happened Sept. 3. Management of the house transferred to Jennings, which just involved shifting administrative responsibility for the facility and the 72 acres around it from Slippery Rock University to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Taylor, manager of J
Music of Studio Ghibli to open Butler symphony season (opens the original)
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Butler County Symphony Orchestra administrators have a goal to introduce new music to people who may otherwise not encounter it, but its music selection can also get people interested in the symphony. Ed DeSantis, executive director of the Butler County Symphony Orchestra Association, said the first concert of the 2026-27 season takes a twofold approach in generating intrigue. The concert will feature the music from the films of Japanese animation company Studio Ghibli, which, DeSantis said, was
Singing sign a side project of Jackson Township battery shop (opens the original)
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JACKSON TWP — Mike Meredith doesn’t consider himself a local celebrity. However, people in the area know his handiwork so well that he often gets asked about it if people see him in his work shirt. One of the most common questions he gets when people recognize him is, “What do I win?” But the prize for the people who guess the song that goes with the words on the Meredith Battery sign is just the fun of trivia. For Meredith, one of the owners of the shop, the whole endeavor is just a way to ente
Businesses planning fall event in the less-traveled path in Harmony (opens the original)
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A cohort of businesses in Harmony is planning two fall events to spur more foot traffic in the farthest ends of the borough. There will be two evening Moonlight Makers and Music Festivals in October — one Wednesday, Oct. 21, and the other Wednesday, Oct. 28. The event will feature shopping, handmade goods and live music under the stars, according to a promo for the two events. Seth Murphy, owner of Wunderbar, said he is part of “Lower Harmony,” a group organized by business owners in the borough
Mars life skills program now a model for other schools (opens the original)
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MARS — The cafe that Mars Area High School made with grant funding in 2017 has developed into a full life skills program where students work in the coffee and snack hub and can then retreat into a homelike “apartment” to cook food and do laundry. These duties help students with disabilities to learn through doing — they can start as ninth graders stocking shelves at the cafe, getting ice and making hot chocolate to eventually running the cash register and managing newbies once they hit 12th grad
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