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Still Here | Inside Yankee

A race riot engulfed New York City that March, sparked by rumors that police had killed a Black teenager accused of shoplifting and fueled by the Depression’s staggering unemployment. Sweeping through other parts of the country were cataclysmic weather events that would force hundreds of thousands to uproot. Political battle lines hardened between FDR and those who declared his New Deal and Social Security Act to be examples of un-American socialism. Distant rumblings of militaristic countries threatening neighbors made people unsettled and anxious. This was America in 1935, when in September, Robb Sagendorph published the first issue of Yankee.

Rhode Island

Plan a Weekend Getaway in Newport, Rhode Island

From exploring the outdoors to relaxing on some of the most beautiful restaurant patios in New England, a visit to the Classic Coast is as refreshing as an ocean breeze.

New England

Guide to New England Drive-In Theaters

A small but beloved group of New England drive-in theaters offer nostalgic summer fun. From Maine to Rhode Island, here’s where to find them!

Vermont

Best of Burlington, Vermont | Editors’ Choice Awards

On the shores of Lake Champlain, Burlington is Vermont’s largest city and a favorite tourist spot. Here’s a list of some of our favorite things to do, plus our picks for where to eat, shop, and stay. 

Massachusetts

63 Reasons Why We Love the Cape & Islands

From whale watching to timeless villages to miles of soft, sandy beaches, this fabled Massachusetts peninsula and its island neighbors have it all.

Gardens

How to Treat Bee Stings and Other Bug Bites

One of the few downsides to summer is having to deal with pesky insects.Try these old-time remedies to treat bee stings and other bug bites.

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