Photo Gallery Tues 08/22/17
2017-08-22 01:00:00
Silas Boyle, 4, of Butler checks out the solar eclipse with his special glasses in Diamond Park on Monday afternoon, Aug. 21, 2017. People had about two-and-a-half hours to see the sun as it progressed through different phases.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle
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Edna Spang, 49, of Gibsonia, who manages a swimming pool in Mars, recently returned from the USCA Canoe and Kayak National Championships in Dubuque, Iowa. She won national championships in Women’s Sea Kayak, Women’s Stand Up Paddleboard and placed second in the Nation in Women’s K1 Racing Kayak.Submitted Photo
Edna Spang shows off one of her trophies from the USCA Canoe and Kayak National Championships.Submitted Photo
A look at the solar eclipse from Diamond Park on Monday Aug. 21, 2017.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle
A look at the solar eclipse from Diamond Park on Monday Aug. 21, 2017.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle
A look at the solar eclipse from Diamond Park on Monday Aug. 21, 2017.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle
Adam Blose and Sophia Lex, both of Butler, watch the solar eclipse in Diamond Park on Monday Aug. 21, 2017. JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle
Adam Blose and Sophia Lex, both of Butler, watch the solar eclipse in Diamond Park on Monday Aug. 21, 2017. JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle
Adam Blose and Sophia Lex, both of Butler, watch the solar eclipse in Diamond Park on Monday Aug. 21, 2017. JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle
Silas Boyle, 4, of Butler checks out the solar eclipse with his special glasses in Diamond Park Monday, Aug, 21, 2017, afternoon. People had about two-and-a-half hours to see the sun as it progressed through different phases.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle
Jeannie Gallagher looks through a device she made with a cereal box and foil to see the solar eclipse at Diamond Park in Butler on Monday Aug. 21, 2017.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle
