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FUN List for Preparing Your Thanksgiving Meal
Checklist to keep you sane while you get ready for the big feast:
- Buy a turkey — then panic because it’s still frozen on Thanksgiving morning.
- Make a shopping list — forget it at home, then improvise in the store like a culinary jazz musician.
- Assign side dishes — watch Aunt Linda bring her “famous” Jell-O salad no one eats.
- Test the oven — realize it’s been storing baking sheets for the past year.
- Peel potatoes — recruit “volunteers” who mysteriously disappear after one potato.
- Set the table — discover you own exactly three matching forks.
- Plan dessert — but somehow end up with four pumpkin pies and no whipped cream.
- Prepare for kitchen chaos — because someone will open the oven just to “check.”
- Have a backup plan — aka pizza delivery on speed dial.
- Smile for family photos — even if you’re holding a fire extinguisher.
The Ultimate Thanksgiving Checklist to Save Your Holiday Stress Levels – Spend more time planning, and you’ll spend less time panicking.
A Thanksgiving checklist is absolutely essential for the juggling act of hosting everyone’s favorite feasting holiday. It’ll help you stay organized and cross of as many to-dos as possible prior to the big day, so you can sit back and enjoy your guests (and a perfectly prepped turkey). Everything you need to know at THANKSGIVING ARTICLE
CCC-Newsletter – November 2026
Movers and Shakers (Prince George’s County)
Ways to make your voice heard besides protesting
- Talk to your leaders – One approach is telling government officials what you think about public policies and services. Ordinary people can do this many different ways.
- Write letters to your local paper, serve on task forces, email elected representatives or provide input on proposed new policies[7].
- Speak up at public events like school board and county board meetings. In some cases, this feedback can make a real difference.
- Partner with the authorities
- Get involved at the grassroots level by helping local governments and nonprofits solve problems..
3 ways to make your voice heard besides protesting
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Our mission is to develop meaningful relationships between communities across Northern Prince George’s County. Through these relationships, we share what works, research solutions for common concerns, and connect communities to resources. We work across all political ideologies to hold elected officials accountable for serving constituents.
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Our mission is to bring individuals who are community leaders together to amplify and strengthen their advocacy efforts. We seek to partner with our local governing bodies and service agencies by forming working relationships. Together we work to solve problems and educate or community members about how to advocate for the services they need.
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT – focused on Issues that unite us….
- Doing important work in the community
- Helping others “close the loop” by ….
- Finding out what other community group(s) already supporting others,
- Listing resources already available to community group(s),
- Finding needs that are not being met and/or what resources are needed.
To be able to read this better plus print it out, go to Movers and Shakers section and learn so much more.
The Water Company wishes you wouldn’t.
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Including gnat and ant control – really works!
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Movers and Shakers (Prince George’s County)
Recycling Makes Cents!
Recycling rules change regularly but not by whim. New equipment, smarter processing, and better understanding of the market potential contribute to more effective recycling.
Bottle Bill would encourage recycling habits
State lawmakers are looking to put Mr. Trash Wheel on a diet by considering a bill that would add bottle deposits to single-serve containers. Consumers who return the bottles would get that money back. Supporters hope the bill will serve as an incentive to recycle so that fewer bottles end up in our waterways. Bottle Bill Info
PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY
We the people of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice Ensure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution of the United States of America.
“The Hill We Climb” Amanda Gorman’s Inauguration Poem and watch her hands, listen, and learn.
