Boston city officials and partners distributed thousands of donated turkeys and meals ahead of Thanksgiving, and more resources are available for those in need, Mayor Michelle Wu announced Monday morning.

Millions of Americans are expected to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday, and officials are warning those hitting the roads, rails and skies to prepare for a lot of company.Trave

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Around lunchtime on Tuesday, top city officials, TD Garden representatives, and volunteers served 800 pounds of turkey and 600 pounds of stuffing, among other fixings, to lines of thankful people, many of whom were bused in from local shelters.

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, local nonprofit leaders, volunteers and the NBA's Shabazz Napier showed up to deliver food, essentials and holiday cheer to hundreds of families Sunday afternoon.

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The Thanksgiving shopping rush was underway Sunday at Market Basket in Waltham, Massachusetts. And with economic uncertainty, customers said they are attempting to shop smarter this year. "I'm doing it all today. It's all planned. Table is all set. I am doing side dishes tomorrow," Kathy Bordenca of Waltham said.

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, local food pantries are lending a hand to reduce food insecurity at a time of heightened demand and uncertainty surrounding the distribution of food stamps.