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Thanksgiving logistics can be tricky in a normal year. With infection rates climbing, the CDC and Dr. Anthony Fauci warning families to avoid large gatherings, and state-mandated quarantine periods for travelers from 38 states, this year’s uninvited guest, the novel coronavirus, is disrupting longtime Cornwall families’ plans. For some, it means getting creative. The Golds’ Thanksgiving “extravaganza” usually involves 30 to 35 people, including family from nearby states. This year, the locals, a sizable group in their own right, will celebrate “Porchgiving.” Each family will make its usual specialty and arrange the bounty on four porches along Cream Hill Road…
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