Heaven’s Table offers produce distribution

Heaven’s Table Food Shelf will have an abundance of produce available to anyone who has a need from 9-11 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, at 909 Winnebago Ave. in Fairmont. There are no income or residency requirements. Information about household size and ages of individuals will be collected. Questions can be directed to (507) 238-5424.

Service Club to meet Tuesday

The Fairmont Service Club will hold its next weekly meeting noon Tuesday, Sept. 10, at the Best Western in Fairmont. Featured speaker will be Logan Jorgensen, manager of C & B Implement in Truman. Guests are always welcome. With questions, call Ken Detloff at (507) 236-4298.

CER to offer upcoming community activity

Fairmont Community Education & Recreation (CER) will offer an upcoming community activity.

Safe Routes to School (SRTS) will take place Tuesdays, beginning Sept. 10 through Oct. 15. SRTS provides 4 safe routes for children to get active by walking and biking to school one day a week during the fall and spring. Children who attend public and parochial elementary schools in Fairmont benefit by exercising with peers in a safe, chaperoned environment. Walkers and bikers are brought to their respective schools by crosswalk guards and adult volunteers along safe routes. The chaperoned routes will begin at the following locations: Route 1 Corner of Day Street & South Orient (7:45 a.m.), Route 2 begins at the Fairmont Aquatic Park (7:30 a.m.), Route 3 begins at St Paul Lutheran School playground (7:40 a.m.) and Route 4 begins at Grace Lutheran Church (7:30 a.m.). The beginning locations of each route are also designated SRTS Safe Zones. Parents are encouraged to use the drop points to promote walking for fitness and avoid the congestion at Fairmont Elementary School. For more information, Call the CER office at (507) 235-3141 or www.fairmont.k12.mn.us/o/cer.

Chubb House holds Wednesday coffee

The public is invited to join Chubb House committee members for coffee and treats beginning 10 a.m. every Wednesday morning at the Chubb House, 209 Lake Ave. in Fairmont. Stop by each Wednesday and appreciate one of Fairmont’s historical treasures.

Human Rights Committee sets Thursday meeting

The Human Rights Committee of Martin County will meet 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 12, at Shepherd’s In, 105 E. 4th St. in Fairmont. Following guidelines from the nationally respected Minnesota Department of Human Rights, they strive to encourage respect and to maintain dignity for all the residencies of Martin County. Anyone is welcome to join them.