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The annual crab feed has brought in over $1 million in the past five years to Incline Village high School.
Bill Rozak / Tahoe Daily Tribune
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. Incline High School Boosters are trying to give students a taste of normal through their 39th annual Incline Crab Feed.
Although the annual event will be virtual this year, it will include all the same aspects as normal, including the crab dinners and silent auction.
This year, the boosters are hoping to raise money for a new scoreboard.
“We’re trying to get something that gives the students hope,” said Booster Club President Tom Millhoff.