Concord Monitor reporter Bob Hohler recounts his seven months with Christa McAuliffe before the Challenger disaster in this 1986 Yankee classic.
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From forcing amaryllis bulbs and growing sprouts to making your own bird feeders, we love these 5 indoor winter gardening projects.
Explore the history of chocolate in New England and learn how it’s made at Captain Jackson’s Historic Chocolate Shop at Boston’s Old North Church.
– Plus Life At Sea Photo Series By Commercial Fisherman Joel Woods, Best Scallop Recipes & MORE – DUBLIN, NH (January 9, 2017) – In the spirit of the winter season, Yankee magazine’s first issue of 2017 (Jan./Feb.) celebrates the beauty of New England’s cold-weather retreats, whether in the stunning mountain views of New Hampshire’s […]
A visit to the capital city of Montpelier, Vermont in winter offers a unique look at a place that feels like a city wrapped in a town. It’s also where two great Vermont ideals come together: food and politics.
Winter weather sayings can’t be true, can they? A few may have validity, but others are just plain silly. The trick is knowing which…
Bring life back to your frozen garden this winter by attracting non-migratory birds using one (or all) of these methods to make bird feeders.
Soups, Stews & Chowders
Cod and Corn Chowder | Step-by-Step
Made with fresh sweet corn and sustainable cod, this Cod and Corn Chowder is warming, flavorful, hearty, and good til the last spoonful.
Just when you think you’ve mastered the New England language, you soon discover more exceptions than examples…
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A Year in New England | 2016 Instagram Favorites
A collection of images from our talented Instagram community celebrating the year-round beauty of New England.
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5 Favorite Small Town New England Winter Events
Five of our favorite annual small town New England winter events, from the classic winter carnival to ice fishing on Lake Winnipesaukee.
Nelson’s Candies has satisfied the chocolate and candy cravings of New Englanders throughout the region for over a hundred years!