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A different, radiant Thanksgiving holiday
Do your best not to get cancer in the autumn. Nature (falling leaves), the weather (chill winds) and the time change (failing light), all conspire to lend a poignancy to one’s days. more
Soup Kitchen volunteer Rob Blau, left, and Bernadette Martin of the Kennedy Plaza Farmers Market, talk turkey at the kitchen's site on West Pine Street.
Food plentiful at Soup Kitchen’s Thanksgiving feast
The City's Farmers Market and the West Pine Street Soup Kitchen banded together to provide a Thanksgiving feast for those who are less fortunate during the holiday season this week. The soup … more
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Giving thanks the old-fashioned way: An Old Bethpage Village ‘resident’ checks the turkey, in a demonstration of some of the foods prepared for a 19th century holiday feast.
Thanksgiving feasting and festivities
Thanksgiving is just around the corner: the time to think about turkey, the trimmings, those visions of sugarplums, and so forth. Before we settle in for that Thanksgiving feast, welcome the holiday … more
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Counting blessings, sublime to ridiculous
Of course it isn’t just the little things that count; you need the big things in place to be able to appreciate the little things. You must have good health, people to love, a roof over your head, food on your table, something useful to do in the world, a dog at your side and peace of mind. more
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Thanksgiving 19th century-style: The turkey is roasted at Old Bethpage Village Restoration this weekend, in a demonstration of the foods prepared for a feast in days gone by.
Welcome the holiday season at Old Bethpage Village's 19th Century Thanksgiving
It's time to get ready for the turkey, the trimmings, those visions of sugarplums, and so on. Before we focus on the Thanksgiving preparations, take a moment to get into the spirit of the season and explore some of the many holiday-themed events throughout the area. more
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Putting the lid on ‘chatter’ for Thanksgiving
It may seem odd to confess in a newspaper column, but this year I went on a week-long news fast. Actually, it was the week up to and including Thanksgiving that I blacked out the news; I needed to clear my mind. more
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Marcos Osornio filled his plate with turkey and other fixings at the Beach House.
Beach buffet
On Nov. 26 The Beach House on West Beech Street opened its doors to about 40 people for its first Thanksgiving dinner buffet. "Times are tough for people," said bar co-owner Ben Freiser. "For … more
Shop locally this holiday season
My, how the holiday season crept up on us this year! One minute, it seemed, we were basking in the summer sun, and the next, Thanksgiving appeared out of nowhere. On Friday, after downing turkey, playing touch football and remembering all that we’re thankful for, many will be out and about, shopping for the December holidays. more
On Thanksgiving, a few of my favorite things
Robert Frost said that nothing gold can stay. This week, for the first time in 40 years of preparing the Thanksgiving meal, my husband and I will sit down at my son and daughter-in-law’s table, and not all of us will be there. more
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St. Mary’s Church will feed 600 families on Thanksgiving with donations made by the community, a 15 percent increase from last year.
Long Beach gears up for giving
“I’m using the church tomorrow to pick up my turkey,” Anne Jones of Long Beach, a single mother of four, said on Monday. “I never realized things like this were available to me.” Jones, … more
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