Share your special Thanksgiving story with the PDN

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Share your special Thanksgiving story with the PDN

IF YOU’RE A resident of Jefferson or Clallam counties, let us tell your story.

Are you expecting to observe a special Thanksgiving this year?

If so, invite the Peninsula Daily News home for the holiday to tell your story of giving thanks.

We’re looking for special stories of inspiration, hope and gratitude. Selected stories will be featured in the Nov. 22 Thanksgiving edition of the PDN and online at www.peninsuladailynews.com.

Tell us, in fewer than 100 words, why your family’s story should be shared this holiday season.

E-mail entries to our publisher and editor, John Brewer, at john.brewer@peninsuladailynews.com (subject line: Thanksgiving) by this coming Sunday, Nov. 18.

Please include where you expect to celebrate on Thanksgiving Day — plus your name, address and phone number.

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