Conway Police Chief Chris Mattei (left) and Lt. Suzanne Kelley-Scott (right) stand with Fryeburg House of Pizza owner Leo Katsigiannis and his daughter Dimitra Katsigiannis after loading 50 donated pizzas into their car to deliver to local first responders on Tuesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Memorial Hospital Emergency Department Clinical Manager of the Erika Roy (left) chats with Conway Police Chief Chris Mattei and Lt. Suzanne Kelley-Scott during their delivery of pizza donated by Fryeburg House of Pizza to the hospital Tuesday.(RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
North Conway Fire Chief Pat Preece (center) accepts pizzas donated by the Fryeburg House of Pizza from Conway Police Chief Chris Mattei and Lt. Suzanne Kelley-Scott who were delivering the pizzaa to first responders on Tuesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Mattei (left) and Kelley-Scott (center) drop off pizza donated by Fryeburg House of Pizza to Sergeant Dominic Torch for the Conway Police Department. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Conway Police Chief Chris Mattei (left) and Lt. Suzanne Kelley-Scott (right) stand with Fryeburg House of Pizza owner Leo Katsigiannis and his daughter Dimitra Katsigiannis after loading 50 donated pizzas into their car to deliver to local first responders on Tuesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Memorial Hospital Emergency Department Clinical Manager of the Erika Roy (left) chats with Conway Police Chief Chris Mattei and Lt. Suzanne Kelley-Scott during their delivery of pizza donated by Fryeburg House of Pizza to the hospital Tuesday.(RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
North Conway Fire Chief Pat Preece (center) accepts pizzas donated by the Fryeburg House of Pizza from Conway Police Chief Chris Mattei and Lt. Suzanne Kelley-Scott who were delivering the pizzaa to first responders on Tuesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Mattei (left) and Kelley-Scott (center) drop off pizza donated by Fryeburg House of Pizza to Sergeant Dominic Torch for the Conway Police Department. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
For a third year, Fryeburg House of Pizza gifts pies to first responders
FRYEBURG, Maine — The owner of Fryeburg House of Pizza on Tuesday donated 50 pizzas to the Conway Police Department, which distributed them to first responders around the Mount Washington Valley and to Memorial Hospital.
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