Lewiston, Maine, is home to a remarkable number of African immigrants—some 6,000 in all. And even amid the nation’s uncertain new political climate, they remain dedicated to building their lives in the old mill town they helped bring back from the brink.
rhode island
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. […]
We asked featured photographer Jason Evans for a sampling of some of his favorite photographs of Newport, Rhode Island surfing in winter.
New England
Best New Hotels in New England
From Maine to Connecticut, many of the best new hotels in New England combine history with modern design. Here are eleven of our favorites.
Rhode Island
An Insider’s Guide to Newport, RI
Steeped in history, culture, and tradition, the beautiful and bustling coastal city of Newport, RI, offers something for everyone.
New England
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.
Yankee’s guide to the top winter events in New England.
We’re old, here in New England, and our houses are the proof. Celebrating five ways we love old houses.
Massachusetts
A New Chapter | Local Treasure
The Bay State bookstore that A Wimpy Kid built is all about imagination and possibility. Learn more about An Unlikely Story in Plainville, MA.
Rhode Island
Modern Diner in Pawtucket, RI | Local Flavor
Modern Diner, an iconic Pawtucket, Rhode Island breakfast spot, gets its moment in the national limelight.
Magazine
Life in the Kingdom | The Wheel Deal
Vermont claims a state bird (hermit thrush), a state flower (red clover), and a state mammal (Morgan horse), but its truest symbol may be its unofficial state automobile, the Subaru.
Magazine
Days of Our Lives
Mama Rose could neither read nor write, but her life was filled with as much tragedy and drama as the afternoon soap operas she adored.