But Alex and Nikki Sheehan took in many dogs. Around 400 per month pass through their dog boarding business, Westport Dog.
The couple purchased the facility on Sept. 18 from an owner who operated at that 855 Main Road location for 35 years.
One day later, Alex and Nikki Sheehan continued the dog boarding tradition on that same property, once called Van Elger and located across from the Town Hall annex.
“We came in during the middle of the pandemic,” Alex Sheehan said, calling the business their “COVID baby.”
Alex Sheehan said business is now booming, with a dog grooming salon on site, a dog wellness store and public boarding.
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Save the date Til prison do us part? That may be the case for Jasiel Correia II, who is set to tie the knot with his fiancee exactly on month prior to his criminal sentencing on 21 federal counts of corruption and investor fraud. News of the former mayor’s Aug. 20 nuptials is contained in an Amazon wedding registry website listing Jenny Fernandes and Jasiel Correia II. A source confirmed that the registry is accurate. Their engagement was announced on Fernandes Facebook page on Dec. 29, 2020, where posted photographs show he proposed in front of the couples’ family members at Chanler Cliff Walk in Newport. Fernandes, who is an owner of Towne House & Douro Steakhouse on Purchase Street, was a constant companion of Correia’s during his nearly four-week trial that ended in a verdict this May. S
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66 Twin Cities area restaurant patio suggestions to start your summer These patios belong on everyone s dining-out list. May 21, 2021 9:21am Text size Copy shortlink:
One positive outgrowth of the pandemic is the way that seemingly every food-and-drink establishment sprouted some kind of outdoor dining venue. The more, the merrier, right? Listing them all isn t feasible, but be on the lookout for more suggestions in the coming weeks, and be sure to check hours and availability in advance. In the meantime, here s a place to start:
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