In praise of small stories written on the snow, and the larger tale they tell.
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In a century-old building on a Massachusetts pond, harmony is found between two extremes.
A one-year-long column about rural living grew into more than a decade of storytelling. And now, writing the closing lines doesn’t come easy.
At 90, living culinary legend Jacques Pépin reflects on his greatest achievements, his friendship with Julia Child, and that time he turned the White House down….
In the increasingly important world of deep-sea exploration, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution’s Alvin submersible has long played an outsize role.
Sometimes the best part of an adventure is the chance to return home.
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Here in New England with Mel Allen
Few have explored the soul of this region quite like former Yankee editor Mel Allen, whose new collection of writing says as much about the author as it does about his subject.
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Key Priority
How Yankee’s founder built a world of words, one clickety-clack at a time.
For Jamie Wyeth, the ability to create art relies on being left alone. Yet at 79, he continues painting masterworks in the company of his family legacy, his muses and memories, and his dreams.
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The Waterculturalists
New Englanders waterculturalists face the age-old debate: salty ocean waves or tranquil freshwater lakes? Take a lighthearted dive into the quirks, comforts, and culture of both camps.
Stepping aboard a Maine windjammer stirs memories of a childhood long left behind.
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Meet Vermont Bugatti Restoration Expert Scott Sargent: The Master Behind the World’s Rarest Cars
At his garage in a small Vermont town, Bugatti restoration expert Scott Sargent brings back to life some of the rarest and most valuable cars on the planet.