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Voices from one of New England’s best farmers’ markets in Burlington, Vermont.

New England has a long history of UFO sightings, and today we’re closer than ever to learning the truth.

In our latest fall issue we explore Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, spend a weekend on Lake Winnipesaukee, find sweet and savory ways to cook with pumpkin, ponder New England’s UFO encounters, learn how the Victorian became the season’s spookiest home style…and more!

Since the Vermont Old Cemetery Association was established in 1958, a dedicated team of history buffs, dutiful descendants, and good neighbors have crisscrossed the Green Mountains in order to “encourage the restoration and preservation of neglected and abandoned cemeteries in the State of Vermont.” 

With freezing rain and snow closing in, a hiker’s grim texts set in motion a desperate White Mountains rescue effort.

The trail’s 30 sites each commemorate some aspect of the complex history of, and contributions made by, people of African descent on Martha’s Vineyard.

Since 1983, through good times and not-so-good, Red Sox fans have listened to Joe Castiglione call games on their radios.

With more than 14,000 miles of trails, Maine’s snowmobiling scene is the hottest in New England.

Elin Hilderbrand’s hold on her avid readers comes to life on a Nantucket January weekend.

From outdoor adventures to indoor delights, we’ve got the 35 best reasons to stick around New England this winter.

A tenth-anniversary celebration of the best New England artisan foods, from Boston cream pie to aged cheddar cheese, all delivered right to your doorstep.

For more than a decade, three remarkable friends have been bringing holiday magic to Vermont’s Wilburton Inn.