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Eddie Trizzino's focus is on local news, community events, and government announcements in Butler, Pennsylvania. His coverage includes topics such as funding, education, community events, municipal government activities, and the fire department. He also covers themes related to family & relationships, entertainment news, human resources & employment.
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By: Eddie Trizzino
SLIPPERY ROCK TWP — Joe Hardisky and Tammy Veloski trekked more than 14 miles through Clearfield and Cameron counties on a one-day journey through the Quehanna Wild Area — all while carrying backpacks...
The Butler County Coroner identified the victims of two deadly vehicle crashes that happened Friday, June 12. Butler County Coroner Korynne Young said Nickolas Patterson, 28, of Volant, died from blun...
By: Eddie Trizzino
A community event focused on teaching and promoting water safety is returning to the Cranberry Township Waterpark on June 25. The World’s Largest Swim Lesson is set for 7 p.m. Thursday, June 25, at th...
CONNOQUENESSING TWP — There are some friends that Ana Manderino only sees in the summer, but together they have some of the most fun she has all year. This is Ana’s fifth summer attending Camp Apple,...
Although the Butler Area Skatepark Association has been organizing to renovate the skate facility at Father Marinaro Park for more than a year, its Party in the Park Saturday, June 27, will be the fi...
The Musical Theatre Guild of Butler's upcoming show has themes of jealousy, betrayal and death and chronicles characters who reveal their true colors throughout the course of the runtime.
By: Matthew Brown, Eddie Trizzino
The thousands of Jeeps that visited Butler over the weekend of June 12 could have made it hard for people to lock in on the specifics of a single vehicle.
By: Eddie Trizzino
PENN TWP — After years working with the Federal Aviation Administration, Pittsburgh-Butler Regional Airport could have a flight control tower by 2029. Pittsburgh-Butler Regional Airport was deemed the...
Hyrox is a sport described as “CrossFit in some ways,” but with “significantly more running,” that launched in Germany in 2017, with participation in its competitions growing every year in the U.S. T...
Sharon Chernick, 74, still does almost everything now that she did before she lost her sight; she takes care of her houseplants and her cat, gets her reading in through audio books and she still buys season tickets to Butler Little Theater each year.
