Colleen Watkins (Rotella)

Why not try the SHARK TANK.....

Sarah Kennedy (Domster)

Larry,,

If you don't get a response from Wegman's, we as customers can request it and they will research it and put it on their shelves.  Also, why not try Premier or Trader Joe's?

Good luck!

Sarah

Al Saffire

I have been in the grocery business for

A long time.  If you like contact me and I will

see if I can help you!  Also Tops they are also 

A great customer

Dave Knapp

Go for it, Larry!  NY needs to know what great salsa is all about!  

Bruce Brand

How about Whole Foods or Fresh Market?  We would kill to have Wegmans in the South.

Betty Lynn Adams (Trusz)

I have tried several of Larrys salsas.  They are excellent.  I would love to see them sold in our Hannaford grocery stores in Bangor. Maine.  I live 40 miles northwest of Bangor and do our grocery shopping in Bangor.  Go for it Larry!   You make an excellent product.  !!!!!!

Sally Reber (Creamer)

We loved it as well as the bbque sauce.  Try Trader Joes's as it is nationwide and Publix in florida! Good luck.

Molly Dibble (Anderson)

So, what's going on?  Anyone planning on going to the Saturday, September 26th, 75th Anniversary Celebration at Kenmore West??  I question the Concert being held in the auditorium, if it would be sold out or very crowded.  However, it's much better indoors, if per chance of rain.

Dick Wightman

Larry Kling, as long as your salsa isn't made in NYC why not go with Al Saffire's offer? He does have alot of experience in WNY! Your salsa should do very well here. It is ALL very good.

Dick Wightman

Kathy Meer (Tolien)

WOW well I guess that answers your question, Larry!  What a great class we have, such enthusiasm and support for each other..no wonder I loved high school.   Cannot wait to try your salsa!

Lawrence Kling

You got that right Kathy.... But then, we all are truly "old school"...

Lawrence Kling

Whoops, sorry everyone. Just to brag a little. This past weekend, in Houston, Chile Pepper Magazine, a national spicy food publication, held its annual "Chile Pepper Awards". These are parallel to something like the "Emmy Awards" for the spicy food inductry. Well, we were luck enough to take the top award for the Best Salsa Verde/Tomatillo salsa in the country with our very hot "Green Extreme" salsa. We also took a second place in the Chipotle Salsa Category with our "Smoke & Fire " salsa. Chile Pepper Magazine then went on to award Stagecoach the overall winner in the "Salsa Division", something we had never done before. It was quite a weekend.

Ann Coleman (Oelheim)

Well done, Larry!  Congratulations!  We have to find a way to get your salsas in stores in WNY!

Jon L. Wilson

Larry:

Consider Walmart; they're everywhere.

Jon

Betty Lynn Adams (Trusz)

Great news Larry.  I'm so glad you won those awards.  Could not possibly happen to a nicer person.  Now let's get some salsa up here in Maine.  Again congratulations!!!!!

Alan Crockwell

You are on Fire! .... Nice work 🔥

Tom Dewey

larry: great that you have developed such great salsa! i hoe you can expand your market with your great product! i will wait to hear about your expansion!

Lesley Hudson

Congratulations Larry. I sometimes read Chili Pepper magazine, used to subscribr as I am a huge fan of hot foods and sauces. Now that you' ve achieved such a high profile in this universe, all the more do I hunger to see it on the shelves somewhere here in New York City. Lots of vendors would be thrilled to carry a brand that is award-winning.  And then I could go in and proudly announce, "you know, I went to high school with the guy who makes this stuff.  

Dick Mooshie

Whoever is attending the gala 75th this weekend, please put in a hello from all us schlocks from our class that live too far away to join you. And go Blue Devils against Clarence. Clarence? What ever happened to Trott or Niagara Falls or North Tonawanda? Clarence---c'mon.

I've been gone way too long.

Moosh

Tom Dewey

you're right about that Moosh; i don't think kenmore plays hardly any of our old rivals! too bad!

tom dewey

Sarah Kennedy (Domster)

We went to the 75th "Celebration" and were disappointed.  I guess the memories of the 50th Anniversary still linger as that truly was a CELEBRATION!  The picnic consisted of two food trucks from which you purchased food.  (I hope the Alumni Association garnered some of the profits.)  There were 3 or 4 picnic tables at which you could gather.  The band was good but were extremely loud (maybe so us old folks could hear).  I did hear a number of the students say that they were leavingv because they thought it was going to be a variety of music - not just 60's & 70's. I did gett to re-connect with some of the faculty that I had worked with at both KW & KE.  After 75 years, we thought there might have been a bit more of a "gala".

Dick Mooshie

Anybody want to buy some rain water? Bob Graf ( Isle of Palms, SC) and I (Georgetown, SC) have plenty to spare. Yikes. What did we do to piss off the rain Gods?

Moosh

Tom Lavin

I'll buy all the rainwater you can deliver to California. My landscaping is dead, I haven't had more than a 1 minute shower in 2 years, and when I get thirsty, I have to drink beer.

Dick Mooshie

Well, Tom. I'm setting aside a vast quantity for you but this is cash and carry. No deliveries allowed, so you'll have to pick up you allocation. 

Molly Dibble (Anderson)