Thanksgiving

With cases surging in New Hampshire, those offering free Thanksgiving meals, others still aim to serve

With cases surging in New Hampshire, those offering free Thanksgiving meals, others still aim to serve

For the last 30 years, the Windmill Restaurant has served a free Thanksgiving dinner to the community in and around Concord and this year will be no different, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Owner Kosmas Smirnioudis never thought of canceling the tradition that last year served more than 1,000 meals. But he understands that this will be a new experience for him and his staff.

“I really don’t know what to expect this year,” Smirnioudis said about the plans to do strictly takeout. “I hope it all goes nice and smoothly.”