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Source: The Madison Messenger

By Ciera Bierbaugh Madison Messenger LONDON, Ohio — The Madison County Senior Citizens Center is inviting community members to gather for good food, gratitude and great company during its annual Thanksgiving lunch on Wednesday, Nov. 18. The holiday gathering will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the center, located at 280 W. High St. in London. The event offers an opportunity for attendees to celebrate the season of thanks while enjoying a warm meal and spending time with friends and neighbors. A Thanksgiving lunch special will be available for $6, with a cost of $6.50 for guests ages 55 and younger and for all carryout orders. In addition to the holiday meal, the center will host Coffee with a Cop in partnership with the London Police Department on the same day.

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