Up-and-coming literary festival The Readable Feast, scheduled for June 23 in Boston, celebrates the best food writing and cookbooks around.
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The Stranger in the Woods
In 1986, a 20-year-old Maine man named Christopher Knight left behind his life and family and disappeared into the woods. He made his home in a secluded area of forest in the state’s central region and did not have a conversation with another human being for nearly three decades. Knight burglarized nearby cottages for supplies […]
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Yankee Classic | Pilgrimage to Moose Mountain
Classic Article by Jeff Rapsis We’re just below the summit of South Peak on Moose Mountain, near Hanover, New Hampshire. It’s a 45-minute hike in from the nearest road. The morning sun glints off a misshapen scrap of metal sticking out from the ground. It’s a piece of twisted aluminum, half buried and partly melted. […]
Expert home advice from Historic New England, the largest heritage organization in the country.
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8 Great New England Summer Drives
From the jagged shoreline of Maine to the verdant farmland of Vermont, these eight great New England jaunts give you the perfect excuse to plan the perfect summer road trip.
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The Road Less Traveled
When is reporting a travel story not something to brag about? When you don’t know where you’re going. Several years ago, Yankee’s Justin Shatwell wrote about one particular journey that went awry.
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Guide to New Hampshire Ski Resorts
Planning a winter getaway to the Granite State? Our guide to New Hampshire ski resorts guarantees fun for the whole family all season long.
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Weekends with Yankee Unlocks the Best of New England in New 13-episode Travel & Lifestyle TV Series
BOSTON [March 7, 2017] – “Weekend” warriors, take heart! With New England as one of the nation’s favorite tourist destinations, the iconic Yankee magazine and public media powerhouse WGBH have teamed up to launch Weekends with Yankee, a captivating 13-episode documentary series this spring. The half-hour series taps into Yankee magazine’s extensive behind-the-scenes access to […]
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Ocean Walks, Secret Paths, And Famous Rambles Revealed in March/April Issue of Yankee Magazine
Plus: Immigration And Hope In Lewiston, ME; Tagging Along With A Country Vet; And A Sneak Peek At Yankee’s New TV Series, Weekends with Yankee, With Senior Food Editor Amy Traverso DUBLIN, NH (March 3, 2017) – With temperatures warming up and spring just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to begin planning outdoor […]
While the world mourned the death of Dr. Seuss, the man who created the Grinch and the Cat in the Hat, in Springfield, MA, they mourned for Theodor Geisel.
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Painting the Fence
What began as a routine chore became an unexpected promise to keep in this touching essay by Bill Donahue.
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. […]