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Rainy start for early Thanksgiving travelers

Thousands of migrants in Chicago celebrated their first Thanksgiving in the U.S., hosted by New Beginnings Church.
"Turkey Trot" races were held in Chicago and nearby suburbs, with participants supporting the Greater Chicago Food Depository.
The Northshore Turkey Trot in Highland Park also raised awareness for the ongoing plight of Israeli hostages taken by Hamas.

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WWL

Racing fans frolic at the Fairgrounds to celebrate Thanksgiving in style

From the kooky to the downright extraordinary, the hat-wearing folks were the 'mane' event.

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NBC Chicago

New Beginnings Church hosts migrants for first Thanksgiving dinner

This year marks many firsts for the thousands of migrants staying in Chicago, with Thursday marking a first Thanksgiving in the U.S.

1 year ago·Chicago, United States

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KTSM

Jalisco Cafe celebrates Thanksgiving giving back

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) - Jalisco Cafe in Segundo Barrio spent the Thanksgiving holiday serving free meals to those in need. After 11 a.m. until 3 p.m., the restaurant served a free traditional Thanksgiving meal, which consisted of turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes, vegetables and a diner roll, to those who normally don't get to enjoy one. KTSM spoke with the restaurant owner, Hector Chavez, who explained why he does this every year. "For me, it's …

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abc 6 Philadelphia

6abc celebrates Thanksgiving with the Brady family

Prepping for Thanksgiving in Willow Grove, Pa. with the Brady family is a lot of hard work.

1 year ago·Philadelphia, United States

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WGN 9

Migrants celebrate first Thanksgiving in Chicago

CHICAGO — A church on the City's South Side opened their doors to dozens of migrants in need of a hot meal for Thanksgiving Thursday. With the food ready and the table set, New Beginnings Church in the Woodlawn Neighborhood welcomed about 50 migrants for their first American Thanksgiving. “We want them to be treated the same way we would treat our family," said Alex Pearson, head of security for New Beginnings Church. "We don’t want to make them…

1 year ago·Chicago, United States

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