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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Grow it, roll it: Rollies Hemp Dispensary & Tobacco Outlet keeps Butler locals covered with indoor grow supplies like fertilizers, seeds, and tents, plus hemp-derived goodies from gummies to tinctures, cigars, roll-your-own gear, vapes, and glass pieces.
Comfort-food carryout, sorted: Snack-N-Pack keeps Butler running on real-deal American staples, from BBQ Beef Sandwiches and Turkey N Bacon Grilled Cheese to breakfast favorites, wings, and that gloriously messy BBQ Mac N Pulled Pork.
Try a local pour: Veteran owned and family made since 2005, Starr Hill Winery pours Pennsylvania-made wines in its Butler tasting room, with more than 40 varieties to explore, from classic grapes to the Squatch Berry huckleberry wine.
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The five stories Butler readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
The Pennsylvania Treasury Department is set to hold its largest auction ever, featuring over 6,600 unclaimed items previously safeguarded in the vault.
Full story at aol.com ↗
The Hotel Saxonburg, a 194-year-old former hotel and restaurant in Saxonbur, may be in the process of being sold.
Full story at butlereagle.com ↗
Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity has announced that the largest auction of unclaimed property will be held by Treasury, featuring over 6,600 items previously safeguarded in Treasury's vault.
Full story at pennwatch.org ↗
The state Department of Community and Economic Development has awarded $185,000 in tax credits to the Penn Theater Performance Company to revitalize a vacant Main Street lot in Butler, PA.
Full story at butlerradio.com ↗
The Shapiro Administration is reminding eligible Pennsylvanians, widows and widowers, and people with disabilities that they have until December 31, 2026, to apply for the Property Tax/Rent Rebate (PTRR) Program for property taxes or rent paid in 2025.
Full story at riverreporter.com ↗
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