Photo gallery for Monday, July 29, 2019
2019-07-29 01:00:00
Bob Grimm, 75, of Butler, enjoyed the classic car show during the 138th annual Concordia Lutheran Ministries Summer Festival on Sunday, July 28, 2019. Grimm, a rehab patient at the Cabot facility, took in the show with his friend, Don Saeler, also from Butler. Hundreds attended the free event held in the back yard of Lund Care Center. In addition to a traditional worship service and open house, the event featured a picnic, music from the Pittsburgh Doo Wop Big Band and kids activities, including a fishing derby, arts and crafts, and a bounce castle.
Macy Dickey, 4, works on her gravity painting as part of a STEM program at the South Butler Library in Saxonburg on Thursday, July 25, 2019.SEB FOLTZ/BUTLER EAGLE
Cranberry Township appears to be on the path to setting a record year in construction, as projects such as the Meeder plan on Rochester Road continue developing.J.W. Johnson Jr./Butler Eagle
Mason Miller of Cranberry Township’s public works department discusses the construction of a bee hive at the Cranberry Highlands Golf Course on Thursday, July 25, 2019.Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle
Brielle Gordon, 7, keeps her eyes closed to simulate being a moon rover while her sister, Brynn, gives instructions on where to go with library volunteer Alivia Shuffstall on Thursday, July 25, 2019.Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle
Emily and Troy Beham, both 27, of East Brady took home the 2019 Anything that Floats race award for fastest time on Sunday, July 28, 2019, in East Brady. The family-fun event was part of the final day of the 34th annual Riverfest, which celebrates life along the Allegheny River. All the homemade “vessels” were creative — using items such as a picnic table for the paddle-wheel contraption created by the Behams.Andie Hannon/Butler Eagle
Tony Ledonne, 7, works on his lunar lander as part of a STEM program at the South Butler Library in Saxonburg on Thursday, July 25, 2019.Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle
Library volunteer Monica Rummel helps Emmett Eyler, 6, work on his lunar lander as part of a STEM program at the South Butler Library in Saxonburg on Thursday, July 25, 2019. One of the stations involved building lander modules that would keep puff ball “astronauts” safe when dropped from the table to “land.”SEB FOLTZ/BUTLER EAGLE
Brielle Gordon, 7, keeps her eyes closed to simulate being a moon rover while her sister, Brynn, gives instructions on where to go with library volunteer Brooke Lassinger, 15, as part of a STEM program at the South Butler Library in Saxonburg on Thursday, July 25, 2019.SEB FOLTZ/BUTLER EAGLE
The Allegheny Alligator took home the award for “Most Creative” in the 2019 Anything that Floats race on Sunday, July 28, 2019, in East Brady. The family-fun event was part of the final day of the 34th annual Riverfest, which celebrates life along the Allegheny River. All the homemade “vessels” were creative — using items like barrels and 2x4’s such as the catamaran-styled boat created by David Markel and his crew. Markel, who was steering the boat, was joined by friends and family, including (from front) Jake Twerdok, 15; Abby Crawley, 19; Anna Oschlick, 22; and Luke Twerdok. Markel joked that the design was partly inspired by the recent alligators on the loose in Allegheny County.Andie Hannon/Butler Eagle
Kyle Pattison of Burgh Bees explains the history of the bee hive to about 30 people at the Cranberry Highlands Golf Course on Thursday, July 25, 2019.Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle
The family-fun 2019 Anything that Floats event was part of the final day of the 34th annual Riverfest, which celebrates life along the Allegheny River on Sunday, July 28, 2019, in East Brady.Andie Hannon/Butler Eagle
