The upcoming Christmas party is set to be hosted at a larger venue. This change addresses past issues where attendees had to be turned away due to space constraints. The party will feature meal choices potentially expanded to include chicken, fish, or beef, thanks to the efforts of the organizers who are seeking to provide a more varied menu. The cost for attendees is set at $15, with hopes to reduce this to $10 in the future to alleviate financial strain during the holiday season. Local leaders, including select board members and public safety officials, have been invited to participate as servers, emphasizing community involvement.

The Council is also working on entertainment logistics, reaching out to band leader Rich Quinn for potential performances. Additionally, the event will include a gift raffle, with contributions from community members and local businesses. Efforts are being made to ensure a smooth setup and execution, with volunteers ready to help with decorations and logistics.

In other discussions, there was mention of the success and high participation in aerobics and dancing classes, which are moving to a larger space post-holidays to accommodate growing numbers. The Council also reflected on the positive reception of recent meet-and-greet events.