The ATV economy has been a game changer in New Hampshire’s Coos County. But every change has a price. Who pays it, and how much should be extracted from them to boost the fortunes of a region?
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Is small still beautiful? We ask Frank Bryan, a prolific author, beloved UVM professor emeritus, and ardent Vermonter.
Remembering Rhode Island’s Ellison “Tarzan” Brown, the only Native American to win the Boston Marathon twice.
As the Boston-Portland rivalry comes to a full boil, Yankee food editor Amy Traverso surveys the scene, talks with top chefs, and checks off her culinary scorecard to discover the dining capital of New England.
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Outside-In Homemade Burgers
Even though condiments are incorporated into the patties, don’t hesitate to top these homemade burgers with the usual fixings for an even richer flavor.
With his new book, photographer Steven G. Smith celebrates the vibrant communities and natural beauty of the thames river basin.
Additional selections from the award-winning Connecticut photographer’s new book, Under the Dark Sky, recently showcased in Yankee.
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First Person | A Cave of One’s Own
Snugging yourself deep into a snowbank takes cozy to a new place— or a very old one.
A timeless Vermont tradition that returns anyone to childhood.
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Burton Snowboards | Up Close
How Jake Burton Carpenter, the founder of Vermont’s Burton Snowboards, helped shape a world-class sport.
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John Krasinski | Knowledge & Wisdom
“There’s something about getting in shape that makes you feel better. It’s been a whole regime change for me, but it’s nice not to throw your back out every time you pick up your kids!” —John Krasinski (born October 20, 1979, in Boston, Massachusetts). Though he first broke through as a mild-mannered paper salesman on The Office, […]
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Just Desserts | Knowledge & Wisdom
Calculating the rewards for winter chores.