Cookies by the carton

Posted 1/28/20

Cookies by the carton For the second consecutive Saturday, Girl Scouts troops from across the region converged to pick up cookies from the Paul Arpin Van Line warehouse in West Warwick. According to Ginger Lallo, senior director of advancement at Girl

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Cookies by the carton

ROOF HIGH: The 700,000 boxes of cookies waiting to be picked up at Paul Arpin Van Lines nearly reach the roof of the warehouse.

(Photo courtesy of Jerry Plante)

PACKING THEM IN: Gianna Capato of Warwick Troop 271 and Abigail Parenteau of Warwick Troop 96 help load boxes of cookies into a car.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

IS IT ALL THERE? Jen Garrahan of Troop 315 North Smithfield checks out her order with Jen Belvin, service unit manager for Apple Valley, that is made up of the towns of Smithfield, North Smithfield, Scituate and Johnston. Collectively, the Apple Valley unit sold more than 24,000 boxes of cookies.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

Posted Tuesday, January 28, 2020 1:33 pm

For the second consecutive Saturday, Girl Scouts troops from across the region converged to pick up cookies from the Paul Arpin Van Line warehouse in West Warwick. According to Ginger Lallo, senior director of advancement at Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England, the girls will be picking up 700,000 boxes of cookies for delivery. The Thin Mint, it was said, continues to hold the status as the most popular Girl Scouts cookie.