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The CT Siting Council has approved Eversource’s new substation at 290 Railroad Ave. The new substation be an open-air facility, rather than fully-enclosed, as sought by the Town. Continue Reading →
Pet Pantry’s “Howl & Prowl” costume contest took place on Sunday and the competition was stiff! Continue Reading →
Sunday started out cloudy, but the clouds gave way to an Indian summer afternoon as thousands headed to Roger Sherman Baldwin Park for Adopt A Dog’s 30th annual Puttin’ on the Dog event sponsored by Pet Pantry Warehouse. Continue Reading →
Pet Pantry hosted a ribbon-chewing ceremony at their newest location in Riverside on Saturday. Greenwich Police Dept’s canine Kato stole the show. Continue Reading →
K9 Kato will make his way through a string of sausages draped across the opening of the newest Pet Pantry. Also, there will be a balloonist, caricature artist, free gifts, and discounts throughout the weekend. Continue Reading →
The new Pet Pantry location in Riverside opened on Thursday. The store, which is on the site of the former Baang Cafe & Bar, is about a quarter the size of Pet Pantry’s Railroad Avenue location. Continue Reading →
Highlights of people and events from 2016 in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The Pit Stop rescue crew were at Pet Pantry in Greenwich on Saturday with two rescue dogs available for adoption. Lex most outstanding trait, aside from loving people and wanting a companion, is his calm nature. Sheila was hit and dragged by a car, but she has healed up and her personality has blossomed. Both are described as “bombproof” by their rescuers. Continue Reading →
The ninth annual Howl & Prowl event took place in the lot beside Havemeyer building on Greenwich Avenue. Winners included a girl and her dog dressed as matching gumball machines, a dog who bore a resemblance to Donald Trump and a toy Poodle dressed as Cinderella complete with Prince Charming, glass slipper and magnificent carriage. Continue Reading →
Three lucky dogs made it out of municipal shelters and into the arms of volunteers with “Pit Stop,” a newly formed group run by long time rescuers in Greenwich and Stamford. Their first adoption event was at Pet Pantry in Greenwich on Saturday, and and Hazel, Holly and Merle made a lot of friends and drew multiple applications for adoption. Continue Reading →