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Tractor Supply celebrates 10 years

| 16 May 2016 | 04:38
    Wantage resident Karyn Pirl of Safe & Sound Rescue brought her dog Sadie to help spread the word about the upcoming "Animalstock 2016" to be held at the Sussex Elks on June 25.
    Wantage resident Karyn Pirl of Safe & Sound Rescue brought her dog Sadie to help spread the word about the upcoming "Animalstock 2016" to be held at the Sussex Elks on June 25.
    Vernon-based "The Pet Emergency Card" was one of the organizations on hand. Shown is Judi Maniscalco (center) and her husband Mike explained that the cards are to be kept with a driverþÄôs wallet so that in case of an accident or other emergency, police will know how to ensure your pets' welfare. See more at Facebook.com/ThePetEmergencyCard.
    Vernon-based "The Pet Emergency Card" was one of the organizations on hand. Shown is Judi Maniscalco (center) and her husband Mike explained that the cards are to be kept with a driverþÄôs wallet so that in case of an accident or other emergency, police will know how to ensure your pets' welfare. See more at Facebook.com/ThePetEmergencyCard.
    Dennis Sugar of HopatcongþÄôs Sugar Sweet Farm brought a selection of adoptable ducklings and chicks.
    Dennis Sugar of HopatcongþÄôs Sugar Sweet Farm brought a selection of adoptable ducklings and chicks.
    Lori Day Space of Space Farms brought two baby foxes. The one she is holding is called þÄúBiancaþÄù because of her one white paw.
    Lori Day Space of Space Farms brought two baby foxes. The one she is holding is called þÄúBiancaþÄù because of her one white paw.
    Peggy Merck of the Lake Wallkill section of Vernon brought a large assortment of her handmade jewelry to Tractor Supply.
    Peggy Merck of the Lake Wallkill section of Vernon brought a large assortment of her handmade jewelry to Tractor Supply.

WANTAGE — On Saturday, hundreds of people came to celebrate Tractor Supply Company’s 10th anniversary in the township.
Some 40-plus vendors and organizations were on hand to greet visitors to the store. According to a press release, “Tractor Supply has been a proud member of the Sussex retail community for 10 years, and we think this event will be a great way to show our customers how grateful we are for their support over the past decade,” said Store Manager Marty Shortway.
On a national level, the company operates more than 1,500 stores in 49 states.
Store locations are usually located in the outlying towns of major metropolitan areas and in rural communities, such as Wantage. For more information about the company, visit their Website at www.TractorSupply.com.
— Photos by Chris Wyman
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