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Saxonburg, Pennsylvania is located in Butler County. Zip codes in Saxonburg, PA include 16056. More Saxonburg information.

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Wednesday May 30 | Butler Eagle

Freeport nips Saxonburg

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Sun Apr 08, 2012

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Saxonburg family owns Titanic postcards

For years, Sandra Simpson, a substitute teacher living in Saxonburg, has kept several faded postcards in a bank safety deposit box.

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Wed Apr 04, 2012

WPXI

PTO treasurer accused of stealing more than $10K, police say

A Butler County woman is accused of stealing more than $10,000 from the PTO organization at the South Butler Primary School in Saxonburg.

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Thu Mar 29, 2012

PittsburghLive.com

Buffalo Township official blasts hiring, resigns

Jodi Weigand is a Valley News Dispatch staff writer and can be reached at 724-226-4702 or via e-mail. Township Supervisor Dan Przybylek resigned Wednesday following a heated discussion about whether to hire a former Saxonburg officer with a troubled past for a part-time position.

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Fri Mar 09, 2012

PittsburghLive.com

Blairsville News Co. bids fond farewell

Blairsville News Co., a source for newspapers, magazines, greeting cards and gifts, is scheduled to close its doors a week from today, ending a retail tradition of more than a century in the borough.

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