Happy Thanksgiving! Here's some information to help you get around today.
The day has arrived to give thanks and gorge oneself on a bountiful meal. If you need to run into town to get any last minute items, though, it may be wise to first know what's open and what's not on Thanksgiving Day Thursday.
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This is an item even a person who fears the kitchen can make.
So you get that call early next week from the host of your Thanksgiving dinner (maybe it's your mother, grandmother, a friend or even somebody you barely know), and the person tells you in so many words that this meal isn't free. You don't have to pay for the food, but you must contribute to the meal. "Uh-oh! I can barely handle microwaving a Hot Pocket," you think to yourself. What do you do? Do not just go to the store and buy a box of instant mashed potatoes. Trust me, they'll notice. But don't freak out, not all recipes are complex. It is possible for those whose cooking experience is limited to stirring ramen noodles to contribute a tasty food item to the Thanksgiving meal. The following recipe for cranberry sauce is from my mother …
Sharon draws about 1,500 fans -- twice its usual gridiron turnout.
Sharon resident Tom Duffy says he parked "about a half mile" behind Sharon High School for today's Oliver Ames-Sharon varsity football game. Parking spaces -- and seats -- were scarce when he arrived, for the start of the second quarter. "It's very impressive, the turnout here. No doubt about it," Duffy said while standing and watching the game from the fence around the field. "This is probably the 10th year I've been to the game, and this is far and away the biggest turnout, which is nice." Sharon Athletic Director Robert Sondheim estimated the crowd at 1,500 -- twice Sharon's usual football crowd. "I don't remember, at least since I've been here," another game like this, he said. Sondheim had ordered 2,000 advance tickets -- some of …
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Thursday, Nov. 24: Bringing you live coverage of the Hockomock League Thanksgiving games (Stoughton at Canton; OA at Sharon; Mansfield at Foxboro; KP at Franklin; and Attleboro at North Attleboro).
Welcome to the Patch Hockomock League football LIVE blog. The Patch teams in Stoughton, Easton, Foxboro, Wrentham and Attleboro will be bringing you LIVE updates from the Thanksgiving Day games between: There’s so much more than bragging rights at stake this Thanksgiving. Three teams in each Hockomock Division are still alive for a postseason berth—OA, Stoughton and Sharon in the small schools Davenport Division and King Philip, Mansfield and NA in the large schools Kelley-Rex Division. Each Division champion will advance to the playoffs, with the Kelley-Rex champion playing Duxbury in the Division 2 playoffs and with the Davenport champion playing Pembroke in the Division 3 playoffs. For a complete breakdown of playoff scenarios for both …
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11:19 am on Thursday, November 24, 2011
Is it because its half time that I cant see the game live? more ›
Where is the best place in town to see old friends and socialize the night before Thanksgiving?
We'll be asking Easton Patch readers a different question every weekday. Questions could range from local decisions made by officials, to state issues, to national politics and entertainment. Whatever it is, we want to know what EASTON thinks! Thanksgiving is a time for giving thanks, spending time with family, eating food and watching football. But for many, Thanksgiving Eve is a time to reunite with old friends and socialize. And in Easton, there is no shortage of places to go. Where in Easton will you spend your Thanksgiving Eve?
9:26 am on Thursday, November 24, 2011
Sheila--absolutely, I stand corrected! I don't know how I missed that, The Richard's family are great people and I know that my dad, mother, and other family members went to school with them! The Villa is great--best pizza ever! I hope wherever anyone went they had a great time and got home safe! Happy Thanksgiving! more ›
Is it worth it to fight the crowds on Black Friday? If so, where is the best place to go?
We'll be asking Easton Patch readers a different question every weekday. Questions could range from local decisions made by officials, to state issues, to national politics and entertainment. Whatever it is, we want to know what EASTON thinks! With Veteran's Day over, Thanksgiving is right around the corner. The weather is changing and Easton residents are finalizing plans with family members for that Turkey-filled Thursday. With Thanksgiving comes the beginning of the Christmas season - specifically, Black Friday. While many wait in lines and fight the crowds on that hectic day, others feel it is not worth it. What about you, Easton? Is it worth it to fight the crowds on Black Friday? If so, where is the best place to go?
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2:50 pm on Monday, November 14, 2011
I found out that you can look at the Black Friday ads now and don't have to wait for them to be in your newspaper. I found them at http://www.blackfriday.gd They've been adding new leaked ads almost everyday. more ›
Jonathan Friedman
12:12 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
For cranberry sauce or in general? more ›