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Rachael Ray’s show on Wilmington airs Wednesday

By Amelia Robinson | Tuesday, November 24, 2009, 06:35 PM

Celebrity chef Rachael Ray will feature stories from the Wilmington on her talk show Wednesday, Nov. 25.

The show called “Thanksgiving on Main Street” includes footage of Ray’s visit earlier this month to Sugartree Ministry Center soup kitchen as well as the community Thanksgiving dinner she and her team held at Roberts Convention Centre.

The episode airs locally on WKEF 22 at noon.

The show calls Wilmington “a small town that refuses to lose faith.”Carter Oosterhouse of HGTV’s “Carter Can” Cincinnati native and former 98 Degrees member Nick Lachey and Kahi Lee of HGTV’s “Design on a Dime” also visited the community.

Ray invited Wilmington residents who faced economic hardship due in part to the closure of DHL to the dinner.

This isn’t the first time the plight of Wilmington workers has gained the attention of a national celebrity.

Comedian Jay Leno in May preformed two free shows there as part of Jay’s Comedy Stimulus Plan.

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