Thursday, November 22, 2012
Share your Thanksgiving memories.
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Thursday, November 22, 2012
The holidays are all about family, traditions and memories. It’s a chance to reconnect with family and friends whether through a card, email, phone call or catching up over dinner. Thanksgiving doesn’t have the cache of Christmas. There are no gifts or commercialism to distract us and because of this Thanksgiving is many people’s favorite holiday. Every family has its own traditions and memories that bring a smile. That favorite memory might be a big football game, but most likely it’s a special moment you shared with a loved one -- possibly someone who has since passed away. Patch wants to know: What is your favorite Thanksgiving memory? Let us know in the comment section. Happy Thanksgiving!
Monday, November 19, 2012
Food ideas for people whose Turkey Day involves no turkeys.
On Thursday, many will be doing the Thanksgiving scramble: Running to the inlaws' house, hitting the store for some last minute cranberry sauce, or checking on the bird in the oven every five minutes. What some consider the best meal of the year, fit for kings and gluttons, is centered around meat. Not all of us, for varying reasons, choose to eat meat, though. What is one supposed to prepare for those who don't eat turkey on Turkey Day? The answer is easy, and the options are many. Whether you're cooking for a vegetarian guest, or are a vegetarian yourself, Patch helps you out this week with five tasty recipes for a vegan/vegetarian Thanksgiving. 1. Tofurky: Funny sounding name, seriously tasty substitute. What you need: 1 Tofurky Roast (…
Saturday, November 17, 2012
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 …
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Canton fell to Stoughton in the annual Thanksgiving Day game.
Stoughton High football team beat Canton High School, 27-7, Thanksgiving morning in Canton. The win marked Stoughton’s seventh straight Thanksgiving victory over Canton and the 15th in the last 17 years. During this current seven-year win streak, which dates back to 2005, Stoughton has outscored Canton 229-35.
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Friday, November 25, 2011
Shoppers in Canton's Village Shoppes score some good deals early Friday morning.
With plenty of Black Friday sales being offered, shoppers headed to Canton's Village Shoppes for some holiday shopping the day after Thanksgiving. Today, The Village Toy Shop, GAP, Olympia Sports, Ann Taylor LOFT, Jos. A Bank and more were all offering promotions for early shoppers looking to score a great deal. Enjoy your shopping day!
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Village Shoppes of Canton
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The Black Knights football team traveled to Canton and beat the Bulldogs for the seventh consecutive year on Thanksgiving.
Stoughton junior Aaron Mack had four touchdowns and the Black Knight defense turned in one of its best efforts of the season as the Stoughton High football team beat Canton High School, 27-7, Thanksgiving morning in Canton. The win marked Stoughton’s seventh straight Thanksgiving victory over Canton and the 15th in the last 17 years. During this current seven-year win streak, which dates back to 2005, Stoughton has outscored Canton 229-35. With the win, Stoughton takes a 43-39-4 lead in the all-time series, which dates back to 1926. Unfortunately for Stoughton, Sharon fell to Oliver Ames 34-8 in Sharon. Stoughton needed a Sharon victory and a win over Canton to clinch the Davenport Division and earn a postseason berth. Instead, OA is the…
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The Bulldogs score a 28-24 win at Stoughton in the annual Wednesday before Thanksgiving flag football game between senior girls in Canton and Stoughton. The ending of the game was controversial, however.
In what can only be described as a controversial ending, at least from a Stoughton perspective, the Canton High senior girls beat the Stoughton senior girls, 28-24, in Wednesday's annual Powderpuff Football Game. Stoughton played host to this year’s game—which went down to the final play, with the two team’s combining for three touchdowns in the final four minutes of action. Stoughton trailed 22-12 late in the second half, but with 3:37 left, Alicia Macomber broke a 50-yard touchdown run, bringing the Black Knights within four. On the ensuing Canton drive, the Bulldogs converted a fourth and 12 with less than two minutes to play. The first down would have likely sealed the deal for Canton, but the Bulldogs fumbled at the end of the run, …
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Town of Canton High School
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
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.)
The students at St. John's celebrated with a Thanksgiving dinner.
The students at St. John the Evangelist School in Canton celebrated Thanksgiving this week. The students in PreK, Kindergarten, grade one and grade two attended a Thanksgiving Feast, complete with pilgrim and Indian hats. Today as you whip up your turkey and mashed potatoes, travel to the relatives' houses and celebrate with friends, be sure to take a moment to enjoy your time together and remember what you are grateful for this year. Happy Thanksgiving Canton! -Photos by Eileen St. James
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Here is what is happening today in and around Canton today.
Five Things You Need to Know Today is a Patch column that provides readers with essential, daily information at a glance. 1. Happy Thanksgiving Canton! Hope you enjoy a day of rest and relaxation with your loved ones! 2. Cheer on your Canton high school football teams today! Today's Canton High vs. Stoughton High football game is at 10:00 a.m. at Canton High. The Blue Hills Regional Thanksgiving day game is also at 10:00 a.m. today at Blue Hills. 3. All state, county, federal and municipal offices are closed today due to the Thanksgiving Day holiday. 4. Check the traffic cameras before you head out today for your holiday visits. 5. Get ready for Black Friday! Check out this Patch Deal for the Village Toy Shop in Canton.
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Jonathan Friedman
12:12 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
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