Featuring expertly curated local cheeses, their taste partners (including local honey and chocolate) and wine to complement each – this is a cheese lovers dream evening.

for ““A Tour of New England Cheeses” Kimi will offer a fascinating demonstration on all things cheese – making, choosing, storing and pairing. The Golden Ball Tavern is delighted to welcome cheese expert Kimi Ceridon, owner of Life. And if you are devastated by the news that Spot On is imaginary, you might mention to the Chief that Weston needs a fire dog. After that, please send a note to Weston FD Chief Soar to thank him for his service, and his willingness to be a part of the Owl’s April’s Fool Day.

Please see the Fire Department website for more information.Īny correlation between today’s date and the veracity of this story is not actually a coincidence.įor a more realistic history behind the use of dalmatians in firehouses, please see this link. “We’ve decided to get back to basics at the fire station–dogs on all calls–and nothing screams tradition like a dalmatian running with the horse-drawn fire apparatus.”Ĭoncerns about dog safety will be addressed at the upcoming Community Hearing for Dog-Related Fire Equipment, to be held by zoom later today. “We really can not wait to run Spot On alongside our E-One trucks,” said Chief Soar. After road-testing a rescue cat named Bobby Sweetface (failed due to inability to focus) and a gecko named Lysander (cold-averse), the fire department decided to go traditional. The Weston Fire Department added a new crew member this morning, a 5-month-old Dalmatian puppy named Spot On.

Dalmatian on fire truck