The University of Maine’s House with 3D Vision
An experimental home created by UMaine engineers offers hope for the affordable-housing crisis and for the future of Maine’s timber industry.
Julia Shipley
The Blizzard of ’78 | New England by the Numbers
A collection of interesting facts about the Blizzard of ’78, when over 40 inches of snow fell in New England’s hardest hit areas.
Written in Stone | The Artisans of Hope Cemetery
In Barre, Vermont, generations of stonecutters have made a cemetery into a garden of stories.
The University of Vermont’s Morgan Horse Farm | The Horse That Changed America
UVM’s Morgan Horse Farm shows how its namesake breed is far more than a storybook legend.
Reading Emily
Every fall, people come from hundreds— even thousands—of miles away to read aloud all of Emily Dickinson’s 1,789 poems in one day. From dawn until dark, the author joins this singular band of poetry fans to find out why.
The Good Doctor | The Farmer’s Life: Dispatches from Chickadee Farm in Craftsbury, Vermont
When a chef came up with a creative plan for a farm’s head boar, there was only one veterinarian willing to step up to the job.
A Cow Named Penny | The Farmer’s Life: Dispatches from Chickadee Farm in Craftsbury, Vermont
I desperately wanted a cow, but what I got was a lot more than I ever expected.
Joan Benoit Samuelson | New England by the Numbers
Love, Death, and Heifers | The Farmer’s Life: Dispatches from Chickadee Farm in Craftsbury, Vermont
Breeding what you eat is never easy. Nor should it be.
The Big Question| How Can You Tell If It’s a Premium Tree?
A walk and talk with Steve Moffatt, Christmas tree grower.
Animal Instincts | The Farmer’s Life: Dispatches from Chickadee Farm in Craftsbury, Vermont
When you own livestock, a part of you is always with them no matter where you go. Especially in winter.
The Von Trapp Family | New England by the Numbers
A collection of interesting facts and figures about the Von Trapp Family, famed singers and owners of the Von Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe, VT.