thanksgiving

Hundreds of positive comments flooded the page of a local sheriff's department Facebook when they announced they would be sending out volunteers to deliver pies and eggnog to those who will be going without this Thanksgiving.

Every family is different and somehow every family is still the same. The names may change and the exact way they torment you may vary but in some way, we all have an "Aunt Karen". Even though we're restricted to 10 guests or less this year thanks to COVID-19 you may still need my Thanksgiving Survival Drink Guide.

We've all seen the joke photos going around the internet and all of social media that shows Governor Andrew Cuomo peeping and creeping through your window to make sure you're following his Thanksgiving COVID mandates. A company in western New York that specializes in custom art, banners, signs and stickers has very opportunistically - and quite hilariously - created a purchasable sticker that has

As the coronavirus cases start to ramp up again and Thanksgiving is approaching, Governor Andrew Cuomo has put a cap on Thanksgiving gatherings. He wants local police to enforce a ten-person limit for Thanksgiving this year. But another Capital Region county says they won't go door to door.

As we get closer to Thanksgiving and the coronavirus begins to ramp up again, Governor Cuomo wants New Yorkers to keep their celebrations to a minimum. There is one county in the Capital Region that says that they won't be enforcing the governor's request.

With the help of the Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Albany, the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York is planning drive-thru food pantries that will help feed those in need for Thanksgiving.

With Thanksgiving and Christmas right around the corner, I guess it's time to start thinking about how to do these major family gatherings in the COVID world we now live in.

For 50 years needy families in the Capital Region have participated in the Equinox Thanksgiving Day Community Dinner. 

First Halloween, and now it looks like you may want to rethink your Thanksgiving plans due to the pandemic.

Thousands of meals served to thousands of families in the Capital Region.