What began as a routine chore became an unexpected promise to keep in this touching essay by Bill Donahue.
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FEATURED MAPLE EVENTS Maine Maple Sunday | March 26 Spring makes its long-awaited return in March—so be there to greet it at one or more of the many participating member sugarhouses of the Maine Maple Producers Association. The offerings are different at every one, but look for tours, demonstrations, games, activities, and of course free samples. […]
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Beyond Camelot | Local Treasure
Side by side in Boston, two Kennedy museums illuminate the enduring promise of democracy.
Food editor Amy Traverso searches out delicious dining in our new WGBH television series, Weekends with Yankee. Plus four featured recipes.
A collection of Good Will Hunting trivia to celebrate the movie’s 20th anniversary in 2017.
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The Best Time | Knowledge & Wisdom
In spring, the snow is soft and the crowds are light.
“Each generation of young people should be to the world like a vast reserve force to a tired army. They should lift the world forward.”
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The Segway PT | Up Close
How much do you know about the Segway PT ?
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Life in the Kingdom | Moving In
As winter slides into spring, maple sap flows and a comforting ritual says welcome home.
In every digital issue of Yankee, we revisit a favorite classic story from the Yankee archives, and explore how it came to be. This month, we’re taking a look back at the 2008 Yankee Magazine story “Cold Snap” by LeeLee Goodson. First, listen to editor Mel Allen explain how the story happened: Then, read the full […]
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Coming in March 2017
Don’t miss the March issue of Yankee magazine: /// Walks Worth Their Salt From the famous ocean walks of tourist hubs Newport and Ogunquit to lesser-known paths through wilder landscapes, we share our favorite places to stroll by the seashore. /// City of Hope In Lewiston, Maine, thousands of African immigrants are making a brighter future for […]
On November 17, 1992, 17-year-old Jennifer Field was driving home from school in Dublin, New Hampshire. An accident would then change her life forever.