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BibliographyIssue Stories Along the Border, Yankee, March/April 2009 The Most Controversial Woman in Maine, Yankee, March/April 2008 Trouble in Paradise (One woman's journey through Lyme tick country), Yankee, July/August 2007 His Own Way (Billy Best beats cancer on his own terms), Yankee, January 2005 The News from Jaffrey, NH (A prank, a death, a small town divided), Yankee, March 2002 Audrey’s Story (Comatose teenager believed to be miracle healer) Yankee, February 2000 The Long Vigil of Tony Burke (man refuses to leave condemned condo complex) Yankee, September 1999 Barna Norton Invades Canada (Maine fisherman fights the Canadian government) Yankee, March 1998 Pure Vermont (special issue on the state of Vermont) Yankee, October 1996 At Long Last Home (Reopening St. Joseph’s Church in Worcester MA) Yankee, December 1996 Miracle at St. Joseph’s (a Worcester congregation fights to keep its church open) Yankee, November 1993 Florence Holway’s Story (76-year-old rape victim fights to change NH laws that protect rapists) Yankee, July 1993 Town on the Brink (barrier beach broken, Chatham’s homes are exposed to the open ocean) Yankee, December 1992 The Price of Faith (Special Report on Christian Science Church) Yankee, July 1992 Troubled Waters (four-part series on water pollution in New England) Yankee, April, May, June and July, 1991 The Killing of Karen Wood (woman shot by hunter), Yankee, November 1989 Developing New England: The War of the ‘80s (four part series on land development and land trusts in New England), March, April, May and June of 1988 Is Folk Art Really Art? (folk art fakes and frauds) Yankee, December 1986 The Grave Robbers Are Back (stolen historic gravestones marketed in NYC) Yankee, May 1986 Voices of the Valley (five-part series on the Connecticut River) Yankee, September, October, November, December 1985 and January 1986 Norman Rockwell Painted Here (unveiling an icon) Yankee, March 1985 The Town that Disappeared (Colebrook River, Connecticut) Yankee, August 1984 The Curious Odyssey of Dennis Littky (unorthodox school principal) Yankee, October 1983 Now They’re Mining the Brattleboro Dump (pioneering methods to generate electricity) Yankee, March 1983 The Night the Lights Went Out in Monterey (energy conservation) Yankee, October 1981 It’s Against the Law to Knit a Hat at Home (Dept. of Labor lawsuit against home work) Yankee, June 1981 Miss America Comes to Brattelboro (debunking a national ritual) The First Issue, Brattelboro, Vermont, May 1974 Miscellaneous Feature Articles A Sculptor’s Garden (St. Gaudens National Historical Site, Cornish, NH), Yankee, May 2002 The Once and Future Hartford (the Capitol city through the eyes of Bill Hosley), Yankee, March 2002 Mystery Chowder (aunt’s favorite recipe for fish chowder) Yankee, February 2000 In Sugaring There’s No Tomorrow (Howrigan family of Fairfield VT) Yankee, March 1999 The Answer Is in the Bees (Charlie Mraz’s bee sting cure for arthritis) Yankee, August 1997 200 Puppies Wagging Their Tails (Berkshire Choral Festival) Yankee, July 1997 A Long Love Chase (Kent Bicknell and Louisa May Alcott) Yankee, 1995 The Jesus Trees (strange formations in trees beckon to the faithful) Yankee, June 1994 Classical Gas (Dave Erickson, antique stoves, Littleton MA) Yankee, April 1993 Chapel on the Hill (Rev. Robt. Harvey makes a chapel from his woodshed) Yankee, December 1991 Who Grows the World’s Largest Pumpkins? (giant pumpkin growers exposed!) Yankee, November 1991 What Do You Get When A Tightwad Marries a Cheapskate? (Amy Dacyczyn’s Tightwad Gazette), Yankee, September 1991 The Corny Play that Could Run Forever (Denman Thompson’s The Old Homestead) Yankee, July 1987 The Bridge of Flowers Blooms Again (revamping a bridge that blooms) Yankee, June 1985 A Homegrown National Champion (the keepers of a giant oak tree) Yankee March, 1985 The Salinger Watch (waiting for J.D. Salinger to come out) New England Monthly, July 1984 What is the Sound of 2,500 Ball Bearings Falling? (Lewis Spratlan’s terpsitomaton) Yankee, October 1983 The Bricks No One Else Can Make (Royal River Bricks, Grey, Maine) Yankee, November 1982 Having a Roof of Stone (how to lay a slate roof) Yankee, May 1982 When a Woodstove is Worth Repairing (antique stove restoration) Yankee, December 1980 Ice Cream of Which Dreams Are Made (how to make ice cream) Yankee, July 1980 Coking Charcoal Down in Rattlesnake Gutter (a 19th century industry survives) Yankee, December 1979 Hand-Pumped Water from the Tap, Organic Gardening and Farming, May 1978 Book Extracts Paul’s Stone (book extract, The Place He Made) Yankee, July 1994 The Passing of Paul Bolton (book extract, The Place He Made) Hope magazine, March/April 1996 Essays Leave the Door Open, (homeland security, at home), Hope, November/December 2004 Waiting for Winter, Seasons magazine, January 2004 Rowing Home, Peterborough Chamber of Commerce Annual Guide, 2002 Eight Seasons or Three (elegy for short story writer Andre Dubus) Yankee, February 2000 The Immensity of Sacrifice (Memorial Day observance, Harrisville NH) Yankee, May 1998 Spiked Boots and the End of an Era (elegy for writer Robert Pike) Dartmouth Alumni Magazine, Apri1998 One Last Mountain (an enduring friendship that began on a mountain in 1937) Yankee, May 1997 Andre’s Odyssey (on the accidental life of Andre Dubus) Hope magazine, July/August 1996 The Flock (Christmas Eve essay) New England Christmas, Special Issue, December 1995 In Search of Sophie (finding an old family friend in Poland), Reader’s Digest, 24 international editions published throughout 1994 A Short Spring (memoir of my mother’s death), Yankee, May 1995 Light After Dark (essay on loss) Yankee, August 1991 Secrets, Northeast Magazine, November 1988 An Apartment in the Woods, Yankee Homes, February 1986 Pictures of Bim, Yankee, January 1986 Staying Through the Winter, Yankee, February 1984 Fog along the Maine Coast, Yankee, May 1984 When Bobbie’s Barn Went Down, Yankee, February 1984 Let Me Give You Some Blue, Christian Science Monitor, Home Page, May 1984 The First Frost, Yankee, September 1981 Town Portraits Portraits of Peacham (Peacham, Vermont) Yankee, March 1998 Weston, Vermont, Yankee, October 1991 St. Johnsbury, Vermont, Yankee, October 1989 Cutler, Maine, Yankee, October 1988 Bethlehem, NH, Yankee, June 1988 Falmouth, MA, Yankee, December 1987 Northfield MA, Yankee, September 1987 Glover, Vermont, Yankee, July 1986 Squam Lakes, New Hampshire, Yankee, November 1984 Middletown Springs, Vermont, Yankee, October 1984 Whately, Massachusetts, Yankee, April 1984 The New Hampshire Seacoast, Yankee, April 1983 Freedom, New Hampshire, Yankee, July 1983 Connecticut Lakes, New Hampshire, Yankee, August 1982 New Hampshire’s Monadnock Region, Yankee, October 1982 Marblehead, Massachusetts, Yankee, September 1982 Hopedale, Massachusetts, Yankee, May 1982 Granville, Vermont, Yankee, March 1982 Townsend, Vermont, Yankee, December 1981 Along the Backbone of Vermont (The Long Trail) Yankee, September 1981 Mount Desert Island, Maine, Yankee, August 1981 Plum Island, Massachusetts, Yankee, July 1981 Provincetown, Massachusetts, Yankee, November 1980 Profiles The Center of the Universe, Murray Clark, Yankee, May/June 2010 Ted Ames' Grand Adventure, Yankee, November 2006 The Eternal Gift (Charles Borders), Yankee, April 2006 Thomas Moore, Yankee, December 2005 Joanne Woodward, Yankee, July/August 2005 The Once and Future Hartford (profile of Bill Hosley) Yankee, March 2002 Cesareo’s Magic (Cesareo Pelaez and Le Grand David and His Spectacular Magic Company, Beverly, MA) Yankee, March 2002 The Bard of North Adams (Joe Manning’s obsession with an old mill city), Yankee, October 2001 The Bird is Still the Word (former All-Star pitcher Mark Fidrych, now farmer) Yankee, June/July 2001 The Island Queen (Jennie Cirone, 88-year-old lobsterwoman of S. Addison, Maine) Yankee, April 2001 The Tin Can Man (man who crafted a tiny city out of discarded aluminum cans) Yankee, March 2001 The Power of One (Doris Haddock, 90-year-old crusader for Campaign Finance Reform) Yankee, January/February 2001 The Evolution of Sandra Martin (a home-based natural history museum), Yankee, November 2000 A Quilt for her Sister (Thelma Hanson, Lincoln NH) Yankee, July/August 2000 Jean Burden, Yankee’s Poetry Editor (Profile) Yankee, June 2000 Casimer’s Gift (Casimer Michalczyk, sculptor), Yankee, March 2000 Finding Venus (Valerie Cunningham searches slave history) Yankee, February 1999 A Company of One (Pierce Sears and his Twin Lights Bottling Company), Yankee, October 1998 The Story of Ruth (Ruth Farris of Cutler ME) Yankee, August 1995 60 People Who Made New England New England (Dorothy West, Dennis Littky, Marion Stoddart), Special 60th Anniversary Issue, September 1995 The Year-Round Gardener (profile of Eliot Coleman) The Old Farmer’s Almanac, 1994 Sailing Against the Wind (profile of artist Don Demers) Yankee, September 1993 Visions of the Valley (profile of artist Jamie Young) Yankee, August 1993 The Man Who Loves Turtles (David Carroll of Warner NH, artist and naturalist) Yankee, April 1993 A Visit to Amen Farm (essayist and gardener, Roy Barrette, Brooklin ME) Yankee, February 1992 A Quilter for All Seasons (Amber Densmore, Chelsea, Vermont) Yankee, January 1992 The Man Who Loves Grass (Melvin Longley goes to Washington) Yankee, August 1991 A Slave’s Daughter (Novelist Dorothy West of Martha’s Vineyard) Yankee, March 1991 The Fern Lady (Faye L. Campbell of S. Egremont, MA), Yankee, August 1989 He’s Still Designing the Perfect Plant (Elwyn Meader, Rochester NH) Yankee, July 1989 Another Rose for Provincetown (Flyer Santos, Provincetown MA) Yankee, January 1989 The Black and White of Berenice Abbott (photographer Berenice Abbott) Yankee, Dec, 1988 A Passion for Puzzles (Anne Williams, jigsaw puzzle collector) Yankee, November 1988 Still Buried by the Blizzard of ’88 (Judd Caplovich, collector) Yankee, September 1988 Hartford’s Historian (amateur photographer Tony DeBonee) Yankee, November 1987 Clara Chalmers, Bedford NH (Prize-winning apple pie baker) Yankee, September 1987 Bob and Ray: The Two and Only (comedians Bob and Ray) Yankee, September 1987 Getting Hooked on Fish Decoys (Paul Brooks, fish decoy collector) Yankee, March 1987 Jane and Michael Stern, West Redding, Connecticut, (Great New England Cooks) Yankee, February 1987 Twenty-five Years with Andre the Seal (Harry Goodridge and his famous seal) Yankee, November 1986 The Man Who Looked Back and Saw the Future (Wallace Nutting’s astonishing career) Yankee, September 1986 The Geranium Man (Franklin Emmons of Kennebunk ME) Yankee, February 1986 The Man Who Built a Town in His Backyard (Waine Morse, Greenfield MA) Yankee, December 1989 Josephine French, Groton, Vermont (Great New England Cook) Yankee, October, 1985 Stepping into the Limelight (Carolyn Chute, novelist) Yankee, April 1985 The Leatherman’s Keeper (Roy and Sarah Foote keep famous tramp alive) Yankee, February 1985 The Snowstorm Predictor of Millers Falls (Fred Pomeroy’s method) Yankee, November 1984 They’re Buying Everything from Scorps to Widgets (Richard Crane, antique tool auctioneer) Yankee, April 1984 Driving Horses Isn’t a Lost Art . . . .Anymore (Ken Demers, draft horse expert) Yankee, March 1984 Centenarian Chronicler of Country Life (Ruby Hemenway, newspaper columnist) Reader’s Digest, 1984 The Oldest Newspaper Columnist on Earth (Ruby Hemenway, newspaper columnist) Yankee, Jan. 1984 A Little Bit of Paradise (Bernard McLaughlin’s garden in South Paris, Maine) Yankee, September 1983 The Last American Flint Knapper (Frank Galinat, flint knapper) Yankee, May 1983 Dam that Brook! (Doug Milne’s hydroelectic power station) Yankee, April 1983 A Swarm in the Wild (Floyd Smith’s wildflower honey) Boston Globe Sunday Magazine, July 27, 1992 A Little Seed Company Grows Up (Rob Johnston’s Johnny’s Seeds, Albion, Maine) Yankee, January 1983 The Man Who’d Sooner Lamps (Herb Young, oil lamp collector) Yankee, November 1982 John Gilfeather’s Buried Treasure (reviving an heirloom turnip) Yankee, April, 1983 The Mushroom King (Tony Anzevino of Millers Falls, Mass.) Yankee, October 1982 The Man Who Builds Stone Walls to Nowhere (Ray Burke, stonewall builder) Yankee, March 1980 Abby Rockefeller’s Greywater Greenhouse (millionairess sells toilets) Yankee, January 1979 Travel Essays Rockwell Country (Arlington, VT), November/December 2007 Two-Lane Beauty (Along Scenic Route 7) Yankee, October 2005 Island of Yellow (Nantucket’s Daffodil Festival) Yankee, April 2000 First Blush (An Aroostook County Odyssey), Yankee, September 2000 Too Beautiful For Its Own Good (Cobscook Bay ME, travel essay) Yankee, March 1999 Seven Perfect Days (The Berkshires, travel essay) Yankee, June 1998 The River That Settled New England (Connecticut River), Travel Guide to New England, 1996 My Own Private Iceland (Waitsfield Vermont, travel essay)Yankee, March 1994 My Own Private New England (favorite places, travel essay) Northeast, April 24, 1994 Festivals for Fishermen and the Fish They Catch (coastal fishing events) Yankee, May 1982 For the Dedicated Sweet Tooth (prizewinning chocolatiers around New England) Yankee, February 1982 Shopping Your Way Around Southern Vermont (handcrafted gifts) Yankee, December 1981 House for Sale (a regular feature of Yankee magazine) Wilton, NH December 2002 Greenfield, NH November 2002 Bethlehem, NH October 2002 Kennebunk, ME September 2002 Bethlehem, NH July/August 2002 Kennebunkport, ME June 2002 Nauset Beach, MA April 2002 Thompson, CT March 2002 Colchester CT January/February 2002 Sunapee NH October 2001 Gilmanton NH October 2000 Bolton MA February 2000 Wellesley MA April 1999 Harrisville NH March 1999 The Garden at Chesham Depot (1991 to 1999) Fall’s Last Flower, October 1991 Pine Cones, November 1991 Brussels Sprouts, December 1991 South-facing window, March 1992 Rhubarb, April 1992 Spring tilling, May 1992 Root cellar, June 1992 July peas, July, 1992 Sweet corn, August 1992 Weeds, September 1992 Chutney, October 1992 Cordwood, November 1992 Setting the table, December 1992 Potbound, January 1993 Dandelion wine, February 1993 Winter raspberries, March 1993 Forcing forsythia, April 1993 Transplanting ferns, May 1993 Summer solstice, June 1993 Praising Peonies, July 1993 Basil pesto, August, 1993 Fall canning, September 1993 Fall tomatoes, October 1993 The chicken barn, November 1993 The Flock, December 1993 Holding up the mail, January 1994 Cellar potatoes, February 1994 Spring snowstorm, March 1994 Compost lasagna, April 1994 Garden size, May 1994 The snapping turtle, June 1994 Summer lightning, July 1994 A child’s garden, August 1994 The old apple tree, September 1994 Heaven and Earth, November 1994 Christmas oranges, December 1994 New Year’s Eve fireworks, January 1995 The Garden Reader, February 1995 Forcing bulbs, March 1995 Fall plantings, April 1995 Stalking the wild milkweed, May 1995 Bleeding hearts, June 1995 In praise of marigolds, July 1995 Blueberry Lust, August 1995 Best Motorized Zucchini, September 1995 Goblins, October 1995 A Warm November, November 1995 The Devil in the Mailbox, December 1995 What’s in a Name?, January 1996 New Crop of Rocks, February 1996 Sap Bucket Blues, March 1996 Daylight Nuisance Time, April 1996 Pea Fences, May 1996 Shad Day, June 1996 Garden Angst, July 1996 A Kiss and a Harvest, August 1996 The Smell of a Bargain, September 1996 Cracking the Code, October 1996 Loving the Wall, November 1996 Beginning and End, December 1996 The Frozen Ones, January 1997 Hoe Nouveau, February 1997 The Unseen Garden, March 1997 A Fool for Daffodils, April 1997 Mayday! Mayday!, May 1997 Sleeping Under Glass, June 1997 Tiger Hunt, July 1997 Waiting for the Stars to Fall, August 1997 The Front Door, September 1997 Giving Thanks – Earlier, October 1997 The Applesauce Maker, November 1997 Half Buried, December 1997 Ice Flowers, January 1998 Geranium Morality, February 1998 Bluebirdiana, March 1998 Waking up the Truck, April 1998 Master of the Lawn, May 1998 Stealth Gardening, June 1998 Something Big Passed By, July 1998 The Rain Barrel, August 1998 Sunflower Worship, September 1998 Foliage Futures, October 1998 Cider Pride, November 1998 Guiding Lights, December 1998 Crystal Night, January 1999 Prayer Ice, February 1999 Riding the Ridges, March 1999 Consider the Lilies, April 1999 Leaving Chesham Depot, May 1999 The View From Mary’s Farm (1999 to present) Entering Paradise, June 1999 Beginnings, July 1999 On the Beam, August 1999 Gideon’s Labors, September 1999 Baked Earth, October 1999 Gathering the Clan, November 1999 Still Standing, December 1999 Night Sky, January 2000 Too Cold for Memory, February 2000 Thieving Season, March 2000 Rare Sightings, April 2000 Apple Blossoms, May 2000 The Coyote, June 2000 Blessings, July/August 2000 Weather or Not, September 2000 To Save a Sheep, October 2000 Woods Work, November 2000 The Glenwood, December 2000 On an Evening, January/February 2001 Mount Trashmore, March 2001 Two Springs, April 2001 The Purple Line, May, 2001 The Wedding Cake, June 2001 Summer’s Scent, July/August 2001 Couch Dreams, September 2001 Where’s the Fire? October 2001 December Babies, December 2001 Sky Divers, January/February 2002 The Philosophy of Drift, March 2002 The Great Desertion, April 2002 The First Wolf, May 2002 The Treasures of the Field, June 2002 Struck Gold, July/August 2002 The Winter Mooring, September 2002 Fresh Paint, October 2002 Death in the Woods, November 2002 The Wheel of Christmas, December 2002 Under Cover, January/February 2003 Auction Magic, March 2003 Another Year of Mercy, April 2003 The Greening of New England, May 2003 The Red Badge of Summer, June 2003 The Hot Noise of Summer, July/August 2003 Summer Dance, September 2003 Cable Free, October, 2003 Thanksgiving on the Range, November 2003 Kindle Your Warm Hearts, December 2003 Adrift, January/February 2004 Piano Forte, March 2004 April Surprise, April 2004 Looking for Luck, May 2004 The Name of the Rose, June 2004 Magic Brew, July/August 2004 Taming the Wild Bittersweet, September 2004 The Giant Among Us, October 2004 Silent Storms, November 2004 Storm Home, December 2004 Winter Boarders, January/February 2005 Ice Damns, March 2005 The Cruelest Month, April 2005 Middle of the Road, May 2005 The Rhubarb Patch, June 2005 Down to the Water, Summer 2005 Shed of Dreams, September 2005 Blue Moon, October 2005 The Approaching Cold, November 2005 Seven Years on the Farm, December 2005 Bean Time, Winter 2006 Thin Ice, March 2006 The Good Apples, April 2006 A Dog's Name, May 2006 To the Lake, June 2006 Making Hay, Summer 2006 Kindling the New, September 2006 House Spirits, October 2006 Moose Lottery, Movember 2006 With Lots of Love, December 2006 The Winter of a Thousand Springs, January/February 2007 Peace Log, March/April 2007 Graduation Day, May/June 2007 Sneak Attack, September/October 2007 Raging Bull, November/December 2007 Orphan Holidays, November/December 2007 My Bohemian Paradise, January/February 2008 Holy Rummage, March/April 2008 Queen Bee, May/June 2008 The Digs, July/August 2008 Dark Waters, September/October 2008 Fruitcake Weather, November/December 2008 Keeping Watch, January/February 2009 Stillpoint in the Whirling World, March/April 2009 The Paradise, May/June 2009 Under the Exploding Sky, July/August 2009 On the Edge of October, September/October 2009 The Ice Storm, November/December 2009 February Secrets, January/February 2010 A Shock of White, March/April 2010 Return to the Old Country, May/June 2010 Red Is the Color, July/August 2010 Jazz Night, September/October 2010 Santa's Home, November/December 2010 Not My Grandmother's Paperwhites, January/February 2011 The Most Important Building in Town, March/April 2011 From the Ashes, May/June 2011 With a Little Luck, July/August 2011 The Best Cook in Town Downriver Picnics, Laurie Lufkin, Essex, MA, May/June 2011 Sugaring Time, Marcia Maynard, Cabot, VT, March/April 2011 "Portuguese Penicillin,' Ruth O'Donnell, Provincetown, MA, January/February 2011 To Be a Locavore, Beth Richardson, Cape Elizabeth, ME, September/October 2010 Hazel's Food, Hazel Odell, Newburyport, MA, July/August 2010 The Cake Lady, Ruth Shackford, Madison, NH, March/April 2010 Memere Rousseau's Tourtiere, Penny Despres, Marlow, NH, January/February 2010 A Plentiful Table, Teresa Scenna, North Falmouth, MA , September/October 2009 Deep Stacks, Nori Odoi, Greenfield, NH, November/December 2009 Star-Spangled Goodness, Helene Harbage, Francestown, NH, July/August 2009 Blackberries for Ruth, Ruth Feeney, Bryant Pond, ME, May/June 2009 The Queen of Pudding, Tiny Weisblat, Pudding Hollow, MA, March/April 2009 Chief Chilihead, Jerry Buma, Northbridge, MA, January/February 2009 The Politics of Pork, Roger Andrey, Hingham, MA, November/December 2008 One-Pan Jam, Jan Duprey, Center Conway, NH, July/August 2008 The Winner, Verna Soini, Fitchburg, MA, May/June 2008 Yankee Chic, Courtney Hunter, Jamestown, Rhode Island, March/April 2008 The Turnip King, Geoffrey Antoine, South Yarmouth, MA, January/February 2008 Sweet Exchange, Mary Bevilacqua, Wellesley, MA, November/December 2007 A Natual Baker, Cheryl Wixson, Bangor, ME, September/October 2007 Good Food Grows Here, Kin Schilling, Hancock, NH, July/August 2007 Pick of the Crop, Elsie Maxwell, Cape Elizabeth, ME, May/June 2007 A Taste of Paradise, Maria Hatziiliades, Belmont, MA, March/April 2007 Johnnycake Queen, Barbara Stetson, N. Scituate, RI, January/February 2007 Home and Design The Evolution of "Bachelor Hall,' Jilly and Alex Walsh, West Woodstock, CT, July/August 2011 |
Selected WorksArticles
In 1992, the Bishop of Worcester condemned St. Joseph's Catholic Church and ordered it closed. The parishioners refused to leave, sleeping on cots and on the hard pews. For thirteen months this was their life. In July of 1993, they were removed by the police. In many ways this was the blossoming of their faith.
Originally published in Yankee Magazine in November 1993.
Growing up, nothing I could do seemed to please my mother and nothing she said made sense to me. But when my mother, on the threshold of death, came to live with me, I found what seemed to have been lost forever.
Originally published in Yankee Magazine, May 1995
(The follow-up article to Miracle at St. Joseph's.)
The Bishop turned to them and said, "Your prayers have been answered, the hard hearts have softened."
Originally published in Yankee Magazine, December 1996
A reflection on the power of cooking and friendship and the concept of family.
Originally published in Yankee Magazine, November/December 2007
Memorial Day, Harrisville, New Hampshire
1995
Originally published in Yankee Magazine, May 1996
My Articles
Libraries occupy a special place in the heart of a town. Evening events at the library give a strong sense of community and make it seem like a great place to live. And in the wake of the online revolution small town libraries have found a way to not only survive but to be indispensable.
In December 2008 an epic ice storm left virtually the entire state of New Hampshire without power. The residual effects of that storm paralyzed the Monadnock Region almost through Christmas. A first person account.
In 1994, sixteen-year-old Billy Best was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Disease. After several treatments, he ran away to avoid chemotherapy. What happened after that may have been a miracle.
Roxanne Quimby once lived primitively in the Maine woods. Today she owns 90,000 acres of those woods, and her goal is to create a national park to preserve the landscape forever. So why do so many people wish she'd just go away?
Multi-million dollar border stations are rising along our line between US and Canada. What was once the "friendliest border" has become deadly serious.
Personal experience with Lyme Disease
Renowned short story writer, Andre Dubus, reflects on the accident that cost him his legs.
A trip to Poland discovers a beloved family friend
An elegy for the master of the short story.
Fall comes to The County
Thousands seek healing from this innocent, comatose child.
A complete listing of articles published since 1978
Fiction
An encounter with a sick fox brings a young woman to the heart of her grief
Books in Progress
A book about my parents. |