The local Pet Parade is quickly becoming a beloved neighborhood tradition, drawing 40% more furry friends this year following the success of August’s fourth annual Block Party.
Event founder Christina Tramontozzi and co-planners Sandra Hellwig and Kristina Bodkin organized the festive gathering, which featured a highly competitive and adorable costume contest. Judges Robert Johnson, Joanne Hillman, and Eileen Wickham had their work cut out for them, ultimately awarding seven creative canines with top honors for categories ranging from “scariest” to “cutest.”
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