Conway Police Lt. Chris Mattei is followed by Leo Katsigiannis, owner of Fryeburg House of Pizza, as they carry some of 30 donated pizzas to a waiting police cruiser in Fryeburg, Maine, on Tuesday. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Conway Police Lt. Chris Mattei hands over a couple of pizzas to Michael Lemmen, Advanced EMT, for North Conway Ambulance Service at their headquarters in Redstone on Tuesday. Fryeburg House of Pizza donated 30 pizzas for Conway’s first responders and the hospital. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Conway Police Lt. Chris Mattei delivers pizzas to Erica Roy, Memorial Hospital’s clinical manager of the emergency department and walk-in on Tuesday. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Conway Police Lt. Chris Mattei hands over some pizza to Erica Roy, Memorial Hospital’s clinical manager of the emergency department and walk-in. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Conway Police Lt. Chris Mattei is followed by Leo Katsigiannis, owner of Fryeburg House of Pizza, as they carry some of 30 donated pizzas to a waiting police cruiser in Fryeburg, Maine, on Tuesday. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Conway Police Lt. Chris Mattei hands over a couple of pizzas to Michael Lemmen, Advanced EMT, for North Conway Ambulance Service at their headquarters in Redstone on Tuesday. Fryeburg House of Pizza donated 30 pizzas for Conway’s first responders and the hospital. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Conway Police Lt. Chris Mattei delivers pizzas to Erica Roy, Memorial Hospital’s clinical manager of the emergency department and walk-in on Tuesday. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Conway Police Lt. Chris Mattei hands over some pizza to Erica Roy, Memorial Hospital’s clinical manager of the emergency department and walk-in. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
CONWAY — Fryeburg House of Pizza on Tuesday donated 30 pizzas to the Conway Police Department, which distributed them to first responders around the Mount Washington Valley as well as making deliveries to Memorial Hospital and the Circuit Court.
“The owner of the restaurant, Leo Katsigiannis, contacted the department stating that he wanted to give something back to first responders in an effort to say thank you during these difficult times,” Conway Police Lt. Chris Mattei said Wednesday.
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