The 2023 Thanksgiving Parade featured candy, floats, and the Blair drumline
The Silver Spring community gathers for the annual parade that marks the beginning of the holiday season.
Scenes from the Thanksgiving parade on 11/19.
Blazers share their favorite ways to use holiday leftovers
America’s failure to evaluate century-old holiday traditions in the context of the present has damaging effects for all of us
My family's dinner table on Thanksgiving.
The 2021 MoCo Thanksgiving parade made its first return after it was canceled last year featuring many notable floats walking, dancing, or even biking through it
As life returns to normal, we’re more appreciative of the small parts of our everyday lives.
Just like the rest of 2021, Thanksgiving is special post-pandemic, including this turkey made with a mask.
The most memorable groups and performances from the MOCO/Silver Spring Thanksgiving parade.
A Whole Foods advertisement features a dressed up turkey in preparation of Thanksgiving.
Pictures from downtown Silver Spring highlighting the scarce Thanksgiving and fall related products and signs.
A sign on the Maryland Youth Ballet doors reminds patrons to give thanks as well as lists their upcoming classes.
A sign hanging outside of Whole Foods reminds shoppers to reserve their food for the upcoming holiday.
A sign informs DSW shoppers the store will be closed Thanksgiving day.
A decorative turkey figurine keeps a watchful eye on the shelf of TJ Maxx.
A window decal reads "gobble gobble" as it hangs in Michaels, a craft supply store.
How Blair students celebrated Thanksgiving, and what precautions they are taking to make the holidays more safe during the COVID-19 pandemic
How Blazers are celebrating this Thanksgiving season
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, Blair students have lots to be grateful for this year
The obscure Thanksgiving genre is the reason people hop to Christmas music right after Halloween.
Walking down Blair Boulevard during a typical lunch period, you'll hear multiple languages and see people of different ethnicities, religions and cultures from all over the world. There are many students who have just recently immigrated to the United States, and others who have been here their entire lives. Wherever they come from, all Blazers experience the same American holidays, but in very different ways.
Thanksgiving, one of the few non-religious holidays celebrated by Americans, seems to have fallen prey to this country's obsession with materialism.
The actual holiday part of the Thanksgiving holiday has a more complex background than you might expect.
It's Thursday night. Your family is gathered around a table, smiling and chatting, and the food smells marvelous. The table is set with steaming sweet potatoes, bowls of stuffing, a glistening golden turkey, and in the center of the table is your old family menorah, candles cheerfully flickering.
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