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North Shore vs. South Shore: Which Massachusetts Coast Wins?

It’s North versus South, as two Massachusetts travel writers make the case for which of their state’s famous shores reigns supreme.

Rocky coastline with ocean waves, green shrubs, and a house overlooking the water under a blue sky.

Summer Weekend in Ogunquit, Maine

The big beach is only part of the summer experience at this seaside gem.

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Conversations | Vermont Forester and Author Ethan Tapper

As a best-selling author (and unlikely social media star), this Vermont forester is getting the word out: Nature may have made our woods lovely, but it’s up to us to make them last.

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Inside New England’s Dream Summer Homes

From antiques-filled cottages to quaint rustic cabins, New England author and design journalist Jaci Conry invites us into the iconic summer house.

Tomato, Crispy Chickpea & Feta Salad with Garlic-Honey Vinaigrette. A bowl of tomato salad with cucumbers, crispy chickpeas, feta cheese, and fresh herbs on a white table.

Any Way You Slice It | Summer Tomato Recipes

Nothing beats the sweet-tart delight of summer tomatoes, celebrated here in easy recipes inspired by our TV show.

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How the Triple-Decker Became a New England Icon

Sizing up the lore and legacy of New England’s iconic urban housing, the triple-decker.

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Goodbye to a Grand Laker

It can be hard to let go of an old boat, especially when it’s a piece of Maine’s legendary sporting heritage.

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How the Weirs Beach Sign Became a New Hampshire Landmark

Twenty-five years after nearly going dark, the Lake Winnipesaukee Weirs Beach sign shines on.

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All Aboard the Essex Steam Train & Riverboat in Essex, Connecticut

A historic steam locomotive and riverboat combine for a one-of-a-kind experience at the Essex Steam Train & Riverboat in the Lower Connecticut River Valley.

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How to Staycation: 29 Family-Friendly Summer Attractions in New England

These quick-hit New England summer attractions for families prove that you don’t have to drive for days to make great vacation memories.

Caricatures of U.S. presidents gardening and mowing in front of a large house, with one playing golf.

Inside New England’s Presidential Homes, From John Adams to Franklin Pierce

New England’s presidential homes offer rare insight into their famous former occupants—and the real human foundations that shaped their time in office.

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Made in New England | Atlantic Soap Co. in Falmouth, Massachusetts

With DIY grit and a splash of local seawater, Atlantic Soap Co. is turning out sudsy works of art.

Left: Woman in apron holding a large fish. Right: Hand holding a lobster, book cover titled "A Kitchen on Goose Cove.

Maine-Inspired Recipes From Aragosta Chef Devin Finigan

A new cookbook from acclaimed New England chef Devin Finigan gives readers a deeper taste of land and sea.

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