The future looked bright for Yankee Publishing in the 1990s. It launched its first website, NewEngland.com, in 1995, and was nominated twice as a finalist in the National City and Regional Magazine Awards’ category for General Excellence. Jamie Trowbridge became the company’s CEO in 1999. For the 60th Anniversary issue, Yankee chose 60 people who […]
October 1992 | “Honkers in Flight,” by Lowell Herrero
The future looked bright for Yankee Publishing in the 1990s. It launched its first website, NewEngland.com, in 1995, and was nominated twice as a finalist in the National City and Regional Magazine Awards’ category for General Excellence. Jamie Trowbridge became the company’s CEO in 1999.
For the 60th Anniversary issue, Yankee chose 60 people who made New England, well, New England.
“I would have liked to include Robb Sagendorph. He began Yankee 60 years ago this month with the mission to ‘express and, perhaps indirectly preserve’ our New England culture, something we, his descendants, attempt to do each and every month, year in and year out. Surely Robb was someone who played a role in making New England New England. True, everyone agreed, he was.” Judson D. Hale, Sr., Getting to 60: An Introduction, September 1995
Unfortunately, Robb was eliminated from the list on the basis that each member had to be alive.
May 1990 | “Remembrance,” by George Shedd December 1991 | “The Toymaker,” by Paul Landry October 1992 | “Honkers in Flight,” by Lowell Herrero April 1993 | “Hopkinton Green, 1988,” by Carolyn Anderson May 1994 | “Nesting Loon II,” by Joan M. Nixon June 1995 | “Edgartown: A view Looking over the Outer Harbor Towards Chappaquiddick,” by John Stobart courtesy of Maritime Heritage Prints February 1996 | “Windows of Light on the Snow,” by January 1997 | The Worst Weather Disaster March 1998 |”The Homecoming,” a painting by Norman Rockwell March 1999 | A painting by Robert Crawford