bookmark_borderDog Days of Summer Returns to Ambler

Saturday, August 9th
Pup parade, contests, and fun

9am-10am: Check in between 9 and 10AM in the parking lot behind Ambler Savings Bank to receive participant tag. (Sweet Briar Cafe will have plenty of coffee and breakfast items for pooches and people!)

10am: The grand parade of pooches down Butler Ave to North Main Street where fun and entertainment awaits!

Dress your dog and win prizes for any of the following categories:
* Best of Show
* Most Creative Name
* Best Groomed
* Only a Mother Could Love
* Looks Most Like Owner
* Celebrity Look Alike
* Best Sports Attire
* Largest Dog
* Smallest Dog
* and more!

Also, be sure that your pooch is practicing for the most original trick contest

bookmark_borderA Revolutionary War

In the summer of 1776, England was very powerful and had Colonies all over the world. It was during this time that the thirteen British Colonies located in North America declared their independence from England. On July 3, 1776, George Washington took command of the United States troops that were surrounding Redcoat-occupied Boston.

In September and October of 1777, Washington’s troops suffered serious losses throughout the Greater Philadelphia Region including the Battle of Brandywine in Chester County and the Battle of Germantown in Philadelphia.

After his loss in Germantown, Washington retreated through Montgomery County to an area now known as Fort Washington and Militia Hill. Fort Washington turned out to be an excellent place for protecting the Colonial position, watching British troop movements, and preparing for the winter in Valley Forge.

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