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Mom’s Main Dish delivers Downtown micro brew
Mom’s Main Dish uses organic, natural and health-conscious ingredients
opens this summer
to make main courses for busy families, and they now deliver to Chandler and
Gilbert.
With the San Tan Brewing Company opening this summer at 8 S. San Marcos
“We plan. We shop. We cook and we deliver,” says owner Peggy Baker. “We do
Pl. in historic downtown Chandler, company co-owner Anthony Canecchia says to
all the work for you on the most time-consuming part of making dinner – the main
his knowledge the co-location of a micro brewpub and micro winery, Kokopelli, in
course.”
a downtown area will be a phenomenon exclusive to Chandler. In addition, it will
Baker established the Scottsdale company in 2006. She uses organic vegetables,
be the largest square footage user on the square, second only to the Crowne Plaza
organic, reduced-fat dairy products and natural meats to make delicious,
San Marcos Resort.
homemade meals.
“We are pleased to bring another unique business to downtown Chandler that
“We only use healthy ingredients,” Baker said.
can capitalize on the distinctiveness that already exists here.”
For more information, call 602-954-6667 or visit www.momsmaindish.com.
Patrons will be able to view the copper clad brewing system through a glass
wall that separates the brewing production area from the dining area, where they
can enjoy an upscale, chef-designed menu featuring the pub’s signature dish:
Local agents volunteer for charity
stuffed burgers. Sandwiches will be served on beer bread made from the brew
GOOD CAUSE: Local Keller manufactured on site.
Williams Legacy One agents
“It is wonderful to have the synergy that will be enjoyed in historic downtown
recently participated in the
Chandler, when the new brewery opens,” agrees Dennis Minchella, owner of
6th Annual Walk for Kids
and Doggie Beach Party
Kokopelli Winery, Inc. “There is no other city in the Southwest that can boast the
in Gilbert, where agents
largest winery in the state and a hot new brew pub concept.”
(L-R) Julie Hansen, Mike
Ratay and Erin Armstrong
registered volunteers for
New groomer gives advice
the event. The two-mile
fun run, beach party and
Chandler Small Animal Clinic proudly welcomes
pet costume competition
Class A professional pet groomer Anne Hard to their
benefi ted Gabriel’s Angels,
a nonprofi t organization
family.
Submitted photo
providing pet therapy for Hard, who says she is always happy to share grooming
abused, neglected and at-
tips with her clients, recommends dog owners run a
risk children in the Phoenix and Tucson areas. For more information about Gabriel’s Angels,
metal comb through their pets’ fur before bathing them
visit www.petshelpingkids.org.
at home.
“This will prevent heavy matting and having to take
Pet Butler cleans up
your dog’s fur shorter,” Hard says. “Don’t forget to run
a brush over their coat after they’re dry.”
It’s a messy job, but someone has to do it. Cleaning up after pets can be the downside
Hard, who has lived in Chandler since 2003, has seven
of caring for them, but now Chandler and Gilbert pet owners can pay someone else to
years of grooming experience and spent three years as a
do it for them. Pet Butler of Gilbert picks up what your pooch leaves behind. Submitted photo
grooming salon manager. She holds a diploma in Small
SanTan Sun News readers may have already seen Sandy Aaron, who opened the
Anne Hard and Bean.
Animal Services and a Certifi cate in Grooming from
fi rst Pet Butler in Gilbert, driving around town in the company’s “Got Poop?” wrapped
Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, IA.
“poop scoop mobile.”
Chandler Small Animal Clinic is located at 1286 W. Chandler Blvd. between
To schedule service, visit www.petbutler.com or call 800-PET-BUTLER.
Alma School and Dobson roads. To make an appointment, call 480-963-3003.
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