Editor’s Note

With films like “The Secret Life of Pets” and “A Dog’s Purpose,” it’s easy to imagine that family pets have their own stories to tell. But it wasn’t always so.

I first met John Harrigan in 1989, which probably seems like a long time ago to anyone under 50. To me, it seems like yesterday afternoon.

In this age of storage units and overpacked garages, the “attic” has become a cartoon cliché. But real attics hold more than just stuff.

“Pam Smart?” replied my young friend. “I know the name, but I don’t know why.” It took only a few words to freshen his memory.

Most geographic boundaries are only visible on maps, but we still benefit from examining them up close and personally.

New Hampshire Magazine Editor Rick Broussard reflects on the passing of Van McLeod.

Yo. New Hampshire. Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Thou art more lovely and temperate.

Our Best of NH deadline falls just as summer wishes take shape. This year, for my family, there's also a wedding.

Summer is about expanding horizons, but it’s also a chance to look at some familiar things in a new way.

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