MONTAGUE — Featuring a menu of elk golumpki, squirrel stew, venison meatballs and much more, the Game Supper at the Franklin County Technical School will be held Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. in the school’s outdoor tent.
According to Assistant Principal John Carey, the yearly supper is a fundraiser for the school’s Fins, Feathers and Fur Club, which provides outlets for hunting, fishing, shooting and other activities. This is the supper’s 19th year.
Assistance with safe food serving practices will be provided by the school’s food service and remote delivery workers. Carey said students are volunteering to assist, but alumni are not involved with preparing dishes this year.
ERVING — Abigail Lloynd, an Erving resident and athletic training major at Lasell University in Newton, has been selected as a member of her school’s Blue Key Society.
According to a Lasell press release, Blue Key Society members lead campus tours for prospective students, host open house events and participate in other student recruitment activities. Lasell Senior Assistant Director of Admissions Emily Stanley calls Blue Key Society members the face of the school.
The application and selection process to join the society is competitive, the release states, and all prospective members must be nominated by a current member.
ERVING — Late fees may accidentally accrue on items returned on time, due to the Erving Public Library’s current practice of quarantining items before handling them.
The Erving Public Library originally quarantined items for 72 hours before handling them, but has since increased the quarantine time to seven days, the library announced on its Facebook page. The increased quarantine time has caused late fees to be registered in some cases, but they are waived once the item is processed.
Waiving of late fees will continue at least through Dec. 20, and possibly longer, the Facebook post states.