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From Plymouth to present, harvest lessons still grow today
The first Thanksgiving, a three‑day feast, brought together about 50 colonists, of the original 102 passengers, and 90 Wampanoag men.
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November 24, 2025

From Plymouth to present, harvest lessons still grow today

By REBECCA NORTON RYAN  Penn State Extension Master Gardener 
As we anticipate the Thanksgiving holiday, we remember the English settlers who in 1620 boarded the ...
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