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Jill Swartz of Uniontown and her boyfriend Tyler Degusipe of Markleysburg enjoy Saturday's warmer temperatures by walking the trails at Ohiopyle State Park.
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Kevin O'Brien of Somerset takes a break from his afternoon walking to relax on a bench Saturday at Ohiopyle State Park.
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| Valerie Thistlethwaite feeds her tuxedo cat Hanna at her Brownsville home Sunday afternoon. Thistlethwaite is a finalist in the Purina Cat Chow Real Stories Project which is a national contest that seeks out the best people/pet combinations. Thistlethwait became a finalist in the "What My Cat Means to Me" category with her short essay dedicated to her late cat Misty who passed away earlier this year. Before her passing, Misty adopted Hanna as her own and Thistlethwaite discovered that cats can mourn as well since Hanna did just that after Misty was out to sleep. The essay ends with "My Misty- I Love You!" |
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| Early morning fog over the water - Homestead, Pa. |
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| Railroad bridge spanning the river - Homestead, Pa. |
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| The Youghiogheny River flows though Ohiopyle State Park |
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| (from left) Alaina Lemon, 9, Lori Lemon and Brian Hanson of Uniontown enjoy an Easter picnic on the rocks of Ohiopyle State Park, Saturday afternoon. |
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| Overseen by his coach, Walter Shrum; Brandon Ledgerton, 15, of Uniontown hits one out of the park at Eberly Field. Shrum and Ledgerton were at the park for afternoon practice, taking advantage of Friday's sunshine. Shrum is the coach for the R.W. Clark league AAU Baseball team. |
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| Josh Shrum, 15, of Uniontown catches a fly ball at Eberly Field. Shrum, who plays baseball for the R.W. Clark league AAU team, was at the park on Friday afternoon to practice with his father and coach, Walter Shrum. |
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| Nicholas Nebraska, 11, receives a pitch from his dad at Uniontown Ballfield on Sunday afternoon. Nebraska is about to begin his new season with the R.W. Clark Junior League |
