Daily 01-09-2017
By Amy OBrien|Jan 06 2017|
Grafton, Vermont | A Quiet and Cozy Winter Town
Grafton, Vermont, offers cozy inn comfort, fine dining, and the quiet beauty of a quintessential New England village in winter.
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Connected for Life –Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury
Carefree independent living – when you are Connected for Life, you have peace of mind, with abundant choices, from a fitness routine to a dining venue to the daily schedule. Connecting with a lifestyle.
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Favorite Winter Salad Recipes
Winter salads are a delicious and easy option for a refreshing, hearty meal after the chaos of the holidays subsides.
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Going to be in New England this winter? Click here to receive more information about the products and travel information that our readers have come to rely on.
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5 Houseplants That Bring Good Luck
If you're going to get or give a houseplant, it might as well bring luck, love, and prosperity. Here are 5 houseplants that bring good luck.
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Going into its 136th Season!
“Phenomenal show! Always well worth it”, anonymous. Isn’t it time for you to go and experience the Boston Symphony Orchestra? Check out the Winter 2017 BSO Season Schedule.
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Yankee Humor | How We Heat
It takes all kinds of folks to stay warm in New England. Take a humorous look at how we heat.
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Chutters
With the world’s longest candy counter at 112 feet, Chutters lets little ones come away with a bagful of treats (atomic fireballs, root-beer barrels, candy buttons, and more) for just pennies.
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Maha’s Lentil Soup
A delicious homemade lentil soup from Syria made with lentils, Swiss chard, and fresh lemon juice.
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Jewel of Lake Winnipesaukee
Wolfeboro –A four-season destination! Year-round shopping, dining & lodging. From downhill skiing and cross-country skiing to cozy fireplaces to snowmobiling to art galleries to concerts, winter carnival to ice fishing, and bon fires.
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