Meadows & Manure: Coggerton
A tale about the dark side of rural life by New Hampshire author Jane Wingate.
New Hampshire Magazine - September 2012
Wine & Poses
I'm not what you'd call an oenophile. I usually shop for wine by looking on the ten dollar shelf and seeking out those "$2 off" collar tags. But, like most people, I've had a few memorable encounters with a bottle of wine.
Letters to the Editor
Need a good reason to spot the Newt? This month's lucky (and fearless) newt spotter will receive a three-month membership to the Fudge Club at the Mill Fudge Factory, which operates in a 1767 grist mill at 2 Central St.…
A Fair Talker: Junior Gardner
Say "Deerfield Fair" and a lot of people think "Junior Gardner." His is the voice - with its distinctive Yankee accent - that you hear on the radio advertising for the now-140-year-old fair.
The Beerkery
Marie Chantel Hardy was destined to be involved with food.
Hot Forms Hot Colors: Vivian Beer
Local NH artist Vivian Beer forms furniture from steel.
Smith's Archeological Journeys
This Roman arch is just one of Joseph Lindon Smith's renderings of historical places.
Full Circle
New Hampshire's connection to local food sources is ever growing.
Yankee Fisherman's Cooperative
The Yankee Fisherman's Cooperative, in beautiful Seabrook Harbor, offers the very freshest seafood.
Blue Notes and Pink Tones
Let the annual Museums of Old York Show House shed some light on distinctive decorating for your space.
