Amherst Lions Club Chili Cook-off a spicy fundraiser
A creative display for the recent Amherst Lions Club Fire & Ice Chili Cook-off entry from the Amherst Department of Public Works featured a full crock pot, orange road sign and a yellow caution signal. Courtesy photo by Luicie Hodgdon
The Amherst Lions Club Fire & Ice Chili Cook-off was highlighted by the presence of a young police dog, “Officer Berry,” the Amherst Police Department’s comfort dog. Courtesy photo by Luicie Hodgdon
Amherst Lions Club Fire & Ice Chili Cook-off contender Richard Ball serves up some of his chili con pollo, a rendition that drew rave reviews from taste testers. Courtesy photo by Luicie Hodgdon
Noted here are event participants and award acceptees, from left, Amherst Police Chief Tony Ciampoli; Nancy Ferman; Kirk Rogers; Bruce Manchester; Eric Slosek; Bill Swift; David Hutchinson and Eddie Barnes, winners at the Ninth Annual Amherst Lions Club Fire & Ice Chili Cook-off. Courtesy photo by Luicie Hodgdon
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