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I’d like to thank Mr. Bob Thomas for his letter concerning the overbearing regulation the Franklin Township commissioners rammed through.
The Butler Eagle reported on the incident of vandalism on the Democratic Committee booth that occurred during the Zelienople Fall Festival.
I am writing to encourage your readers to act upon their constitutional right to vote this Nov. 2. It is our right, privilege and civic duty to take part in determining our local and state leaders.
In your Oct. 15, 2021 newspaper, I read two letters to the editor. The first had positive quotes by some of this nation’s well-known founders.
Many good people emerge from the impoverished inner cities who become good productive citizens; however, inner city violence from crime continues to increase.
The article in the Sept. 24 edition of the Eagle about moving the Baptist church to Slippery Rock University leads me to wonder why the original stone chapel at SRU was demolished in the first place?
The decision for Butler County voters for the office of Court of Common Pleas judge is an important one. This November, the voters’ choice is clear.
None of us ever want to be in the situation where we need to be in front of a judge, but if we ever are then we would want someone who is highly qualified, extreme knowledge of the law, full of...
My name is Ed Latuska and I am writing this letter to the voters of Center Township to announce my support for the Democratic candidate for supervisor, Phil Heasley.
I would like to clarify some misinformation stated in Mr. Thomas’ letter in the Oct. 17 Butler Eagle. I am the other candidate for Franklin Township supervisor he is referring to.
My daughter went into a lawyer’s office about something and I was with her. Before she got out of the car, she got a phone call. She told me that my sister had just passed away.
What a wonderful way to pay tribute to the employees of Butler Hospital!! I have heard of many positive and happy comments from employees who truly enjoyed the serenade.
I want to thank the great crowd that attended the Aug. 16 review of the “new” Franklin Township Maintenance (Zoning) Law.
Butler Township Commissioner Fred Vero has served our community for many years. Prior to his current role of serving as a hands-on commissioner, Fred was the chief of staff for my husband state Rep.
?When we Americans vote for people to represent us in our government, perhaps we could consider these attributes: Person, policies and party.
To prevent further spread of the coronavirus, we should require everyone to get fully vaccinated (including a possible third dose) — unless exempted by a sincerely held religious belief or...
As a former Butler resident, I recently attended the Butler County Symphony on Oct. 2 with my sister and friends. I am not sure if you are aware of the hidden gem you have.
Pennsylvania Republican legislators have decided they want an “audit” of the 2020 election at taxpayer expense.
On Nov. 2, I will be voting to re-elect my neighbor, Butler Township Commissioner Fred Vero. Every day I watch Fred “go to work” as our full-time township commissioner.
I was a patient in Butler Memorial Hospital on 6 Main in early September.
I am writing in response to Myriam Gurba’s column, “Do Safety Officers Help Students Feel Safe” (Page 4, Wednesday, Oct. 6).
