Yankee Magazine
May/June 2007
Feature Spotlight
Newfound Lake, which is 2-1/2 miles wide and seven miles long, reaches depths of up to 180 feet and is fed by eight springs, and the water is considered the most pristine in the state. Read More
Feature Spotlight
- 4 Asparagus Recipes
- 6 Lunchbox Sandwiches
- A Beautiful Blade
- A Bicycle Built for You
- Asparagus Tips
- Best Cook: Strawberries
- Book Review: Wild Acadia
- Cape Ann, Massachusetts: The Other Cape
- Connecticut Drive: Litchfield County
- Cottage Addition on a Budget
- Easy Meal at a Lakeside Retreat
- Here in New England: Hank, a Well-Traveled Dog
- House For Sale: Winchester, Massachusetts
- Is Squam Lake Still Golden?
- Koi Pond: Home Projects
- Magical Wand
- New England By the Numbers | Stats on the Six States
- Newport, Rhode Island: Waterfront
- Passamaquoddy Life Preserved in Birch Bark
- Photographer Alison Shaw Becomes a Cape Cod Primitive
- Real Solutions: leaf damage and grass under trees
- Retro Ride
- Sensational Summer Sandwiches
- Speaking My Mind: What is your pet worth?
- Tee Off
- Vermont Treasure Towns
- Washington, Maine: Medomak Family Camp
- A Letter to Our Readers
- Dear Yankee
- Graduation Day | Mary’s Farm
Editorial Staff
Editor:Mel Allen
Art Director:Lori Pedrick
Managing Editor:Eileen Terrill
Senior Editor:Amy Traverso
Senior Editor:Ian Aldrich
Photo Editor:Heather Marcus
Digital Editor:Aimee Seavey
Associate Editor:Joe Bills
Video Editor:Theresa Shea