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The Ridgefield Press

March 19, 2019Updated: June 18, 2019 6:48 a.m.

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Ridgefield Operation for Animal Rescue (ROAR) celebrated with the community recent successes in finding forever homes for rescue cats and dogs at the ROAR Annual Gala 2019 on March 9 at Le Chateau in South Salem, N.Y. The event helped raise funds to support the continued rescue, care and adoption of cats and dogs by the ROAR Donofrio Family Animal Shelter. Board members at the event, from left to right: Brad Marcus, Janet Sommer, Susan Richter, Pamela Rybarczyk, Andrea Leone-Bay, Donna Donigi Gale, Jeremy Stein, Tom Zuber, Sandy Sullivan and Joseph Loonan. — 1of5Ridgefield Operation for Animal Rescue (ROAR) celebrated with the community recent successes in finding forever homes for rescue cats and dogs at the ROAR Annual Gala 2019 on March 9 at Le Chateau in South Salem, N.Y. The event helped raise funds to support the continued rescue, care and adoption of cats and dogs by the ROAR Donofrio Family Animal Shelter. Board members at the event, from left to right: Brad Marcus, Janet Sommer, Susan Richter, Pamela Rybarczyk, Andrea Leone-Bay, Donna Donigi Gale, Jeremy Stein, Tom Zuber, Sandy Sullivan and Joseph Loonan.

Ridgefield Operation for Animal Rescue (ROAR) honored Ancona's Wines and Liquors with its 2019 ROAR Business Star Award for their outstanding contributions and support at its annual ROAR gala and fundraiser. The event was held on March 9 at Le Chateau in South Salem. Pictured from left to right: Kerry Dobson, executive director, ROAR and Mitch Ancona, owner, Ancona's Wines and Liquors. — 2of5Ridgefield Operation for Animal Rescue (ROAR) honored Ancona’s Wines and Liquors with its 2019 ROAR Business Star Award for their outstanding contributions and support at its annual ROAR gala and fundraiser. The event was held on March 9 at Le Chateau in South Salem. Pictured from left to right: Kerry Dobson, executive director, ROAR and Mitch Ancona, owner, Ancona’s Wines and Liquors.

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Ridgefield Operation for Animal Rescue (ROAR) honored Ridgefield-resident Scott Linke with its 2019 ROAR Community Star Award for his outstanding contributions and support at its annual ROAR gala and fundraiser. The event was held on March 9 at Le Chateau in South Salem, N.Y. Pictured from left to right: Kerry Dobson, executive director, ROAR and Scott Linke, ROAR volunteer and former board member. — 4of5Ridgefield Operation for Animal Rescue (ROAR) honored Ridgefield-resident Scott Linke with its 2019 ROAR Community Star Award for his outstanding contributions and support at its annual ROAR gala and fundraiser. The event was held on March 9 at Le Chateau in South Salem, N.Y. Pictured from left to right: Kerry Dobson, executive director, ROAR and Scott Linke, ROAR volunteer and former board member.

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