Everything you need to know about celebrating Thanksgiving in Delaware this year
For many Delawareans who celebrate Thanksgiving, sitting down to a home-cooked meal surrounded by family and friends is a staple holiday tradition. Many enjoy traditional dishes such as mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie and turkey – the most recognizable of the season.
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Thanksgiving folklore dates back to 1621 when the Pilgrims celebrated a harvest feast with the Wampanoag people in Plymouth, Massachusetts. According to History.com, the Pilgrims had a bountiful corn harvest and celebrated with their Native American allies. The celebration lasted three days.
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A crash involving a dump truck blocked several Delaware highways, including Interstate 95, on the busy travel day before ...
While some major stores will be closed on Thanksgiving, other grocery stores and retailers will be open. Check the list ...
The Food Bank of Delaware has been serving thousands of Delawareans across the state ahead of Thanksgiving Day.
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For many Philadelphians, the closure of Pa. liquor stores means one thing: a quick trip to Jersey. New Jersey offers a ...
Here's a look at the Thanksgiving travel forecast for Delaware and the region. Wednesday will be the day to travel around the ...
The turkeys are named after the Delaware state flower, the Peach Blossom, which Biden says symbolizes resilience. AP Top 25 ...
The rain is likely to stick around for most of Turkey Day, but shouldn't impact travel — or be enough to lift the drought.
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