Mrs. Piche’s fourth grade poses with the trophy for winning the class prize for fire safety.

Greg Harrod puts bacon on a plate of pancakes, and his son Chris proceeds to add the secret ingredient—chocolate chips—at a breakfast at the fire station for the winners of the fire and life safety contest. 

The individual winners of the fire safety poster awards line up in front of the fire truck after riding in it to school on Nov. 8. Left to right are firefighter Bill Barton, Derek Springer, William Thomas, Erin Flynn, Anne Sagaloff, Clayton Hanlon, John Hart, Allison Milliken, and SAFE Coordinator Oona Adlrich. 

Gabriel Sennott appears to be the most excited winner of a turkey at the turkey raffle on Nov. 12.

Thomas Berthoud delivers a frozen turkey to Caeden Bishop.

Selectman Ron Ricci uses a magnifier to verify the number on his winning ticket as Tony Shaw, the emcee, looks on. Ricci was dumbstruck to discover he had drawn his own number when asked to pull the winning ticket for the much- anticipated flat-screen TV.

Jerry Copeland, former Harvard postmaster, holds up his winning ticket as his wife Judy looks on. Copeland won a car care kit.

Decisions, decisions! Stavros and Stelliann Bassi take their turn deciding which donought to devour.

The anticipation is palpable as the winning tickets for a “kids round” are called at the turkey raffle..

Patricia (left) and Kelley O’Malley purchase tickets from firefighter Tyler Swearingen.