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Leaving Home | Mel Allen Says Goodbye to Yankee

On the eve of retirement, editor Mel Allen looks back on his own long stretch of Yankee’s 90-year history.

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45 Charming New England Home Decor Shops to Revitalize Your Living Space

From coastal Maine to the rolling hills of Vermont, these charming New England home decor shops are brimming with unique finds to elevate your home decor.

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Remembering Russ Morash: The Man Who Revolutionized How-To TV

When it came to building a new genre of television, “This Old House” creator Russ Morash went DIY all the way.

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Estates of Grace: New England Gardens Steeped in History

Cultivate your sense of wonder and beauty at these New England historic gardens.

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Season’s Greetings: Featured Recipes from Season Nine of “Weekends with Yankee”

Our food-forward preview of Weekends with Yankee season 9, premiering on public television stations this spring.

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The Lobster Trap: Can Stonington, Maine, Survive the Tide of Change?

In Stonington, Maine, the once-thriving lobster industry is facing a crisis as economic pressures, housing shortages, and climate change threaten the town’s way of life.

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