Turkey Dinner Aboard Battleship New Jersey Gives Thanks To Those That Serve
An annual Thanksgiving dinner for active military and veterans in the region got a new home this year -- aboard the Battleship New Jersey, on Camden's waterfront.
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An annual Thanksgiving dinner for active military and veterans in the region got a new home this year -- aboard the Battleship New Jersey, on Camden's waterfront.
A Center City ministry that serves meals to the homeless had a surprise celebrity guest for a special Thanksgiving Day meal.
A Bucks County mom helped prepare dinner as a tribute to her son, who was tragically killed last year, but helped save the lives of others by donating his organs.
Police are looking for Mark Drenning, of Pennsburg, who has a history of depression and has been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
Many Black Friday shoppers got started Thanksgiving night, as some stores opened earlier than ever before.
For more than 50 years, the U.S. Small Business Administration has been recognizing outstanding achievements of America's small businesses.
New Jersey legislators are being asked to allow public entities, including schools, to acknowledge Christmas, Hanukkah and other celebrations as part of the holiday season.
Thousands of people started off their holiday by heading out to the country's oldest Thanksgiving Day Parade Thursday.
The first convenience store owner in Montgomery County convicted of selling synthetic drugs is headed to state prison for at least seven years.
Alumni of now-closed Germantown High School have to find a new tradition, now that the 39-year-old Thanksgiving football showdown with Martin Luther King High is no more.
One of the unique things about Thanksgiving in Philadelphia is Cacia's Bakery -- a very special place that cooks turkey's for anyone that brings one in.
The holiday about food can be hard to navigate if you're trying to cut back, but a local expert has some helpful strategies.
As the holiday shopping season begins, there's a new perspective on the relationship each of us has with companies.
A group of Philadelphia interfaith leaders are trying to bring a new recipe to the Thanksgiving table: civil conversation.
