Photo gallery for Sunday, July 30, 2017

2017-07-30 01:00:00

Butler's Pavin Parks slides safely back into second base as Danville's Welles Cooley tries to apply the tag at Kelly Automotive Park Friday, July 28, 2017. With the BlueSox ahead 9-8 in the seventh inning, a rain delay and finally a power outage halted the game, which will not be resumed and will go down as never being played.Erica Dietz/special to the eagle

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Samantha Wilczynski, surprises client Patrick at Austin’s Place, a facility for special-needs adults in Jefferson Township that opened July 5.photography by justin guido/butler eagle

Samantha Trumbull, left, and Ashley Lubic work in the pool with client Dominic at Austin’s Place, a facility for special-needs adults in Jefferson Township.

Butler BlueSox catcher Kristian Webb loses the ball as Danville’s Dan Gardner slides home at Kelly Automotive Park Friday, July 28, 2017. With the BlueSox ahead 9-8 in the seventh inning, a rain delay and finally a power outage halted the game, which will not be resumed and will go down as never being played.Erica Dietz/special to the eagle

Gino Cicconi, left, and Dennis Hemphill pose with their gold medals after capturing first place with their partners in different divisions at the 2017 Pickleball Classic, which was held in Pittsburgh last month. Cicconi, 55, of New Castle, and Hemphill, 61, of Slippery Rock are part of the growing sport of pickleball in Butler County.submitted photo/slippery rock university

Ticks are a concern for both people and their pets. Pennsylvania leads the nation in the number of confirmed Lyme disease cases.Butler Eagle file photo

Butler Township Police investigate a one-vehicle accident on Whitestown Road near the Vagabonds entrance Friday night, July 28, 2017.dave prelosky/butler eagle

The front steps of this house at 157 Whitestown Road were damaged by a vehicle in a crash Friday night, July 28, 2017.Aaron McKrell/Butler Eagle

Jamie Cypher samples a hot sausage pierogi during Foodie Friday, July 28, 2017, on Main Street in Butler. The event is sponsored by local business owners. The next “Foodie Friday” is set for Aug. 25.Dave Prelosky/butler eagle

Customers line up at food trucks during Foodie Friday, July 28, 2017, on Main Street in Butler. The event is sponsored by local business owners. The next “Foodie Friday” is set for Aug. 25.Dave Prelosky/butler eagle

From left, Chris Fazio, Jack Depee and Heidi Hill, members of The Hills and The Rivers group, open the first “In Harmony Heritage Music Festival” with a rendition of a Shaker song “Simple Gifts” on Friday, July 28, 2017. The festival, which features an assortment of eclectic performers, continues Saturday, July 29, 2017, at the Harmony Barn and Mennonite Meeting HouseDave Prelosky/Butler Eagle