In the article about proposed new town employee benefits in the June 7 issue of the Gazette, the editor misheard Commissioner Greg Harrington and was mistaken in his quote. He really said, “The one I like the least is the floating holiday.” We apologize for the mistake.

Forest Moon Theater will present “The Curious Savage” Friday through Sunday, June 16, 17 and 18, and again the following weekend, June 23 through 25, at the Wake Forest Renaissance Centre, 405 Brooks Street. The warm comedy is about sanatorium patients who are saner than people in the outside world. Her children have institutionalized in an attempt to get their hands on the family fortune, but Mrs. Savage has the last laugh. Show times are 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday. Advance tickets are $15 plus tax for adults and $13 plus tax for students and seniors. At the door, tickets are $18 plus tax for adults and $16 plus tax for students and seniors. For more information, visit www.wakeforestrencen.org or call the Renaissance Centre Box Office at 919-435-9458.

From now through the Fourth, people can buy discount tickets online and in local stores for the usually sold out stadium show and fireworks display. The $5 tickets are available at five for $20 at Wake Forest Area Chamber of Commerce, 305 South White Street The Wake Forest Weekly, 229 East Owen Avenue Aloha Tan, 12223 Hampton Way Drive All About Hair & Nails, 12223 Hampton Way Drive Town & Country Hardware at Gateway Commons, 910 Gateway Commons Circle NC General Stores, 150 South White Street For Old Times Sake Antiques, 223 South White Street Wake Forest Renaissance Centre, 405 Brooks Street. Print out the ticket at home and redeem it on Monday, July 3, for a wristband at the red tent near the main gate at Wake Forest High School’s Trentini Stadium, the site for the stadium show and fireworks display. This will be the 44th year a group

Do you know someone, an adult or a youth, who is always ready to quietly help others in your neighborhood or club? You can recognize their efforts by nominating him or her or them for the eighth annual Good Neighbor of the Year Awards. The awards are presented by Mayor Vivian Jones during the town’s Good Neighbor Day which this year will be Saturday, Sept. 16, from 1 to 4 p.m. at E. Carroll Joyner Park. The Human Relations Council sponsors the event which features fun, food and fellowship, and all town residents are invited. You can get a nomination form at the Wake Forest Town Hall on Brooks Street or download it at www.wakeforestnc.gov/goodneighborday.aspx. Mail them to the Town of Wake Forest, c/o Virginia Jones, 301 Brooks Street, Wake Forest, NC 27587 or email to hrc@wakeforestnc.gov or fax them to 919-435-9497. They must be received by 5 p.m. Thursday,

The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation, & Cultural Resources Department is introducing a monthly social club in June for special needs residents in our community ages 15 and older. Beginning Thursday, June 22, the department will host Club Connect on the fourth Thursday of each month from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Alston-Massenburg Center on North Taylor Street. “We’re inviting the members of our special needs community to join us once a month for socialization, activities and fun,” said Specialized Programs Recreation Specialist Kelly Schurtz. Attendees will have the opportunity to socialize with peers, play games, be creative, and plan activities based on input from the group. There is no fee, but participants must be able to perform self-care routines independently. They may also bring a buddy. For more information, contact Schurtz at 919-556-7093 or kschurtz@wakeforestnc.gov