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Today in New England: May 16, 2012

Madison Spring Hut
Credit: Jarrod McCabe

Among the High Huts

Jim Collins

The most direct walk up to the Appalachian Mountain Club's hut on Mount Madison rises from the north, along the Valley Way, an ancient, eroded pack trail that lifts 3,550 feet in less than four miles.

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Brimfield might be a small town in south-central Massachusetts with a 2010 census population of just 3,609, but three times a year (usually around Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day) it plays host to the Brimfield...


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Online Features

Topsham, Maine

SLIDE SHOW: Coastal Maine by Andrew Houser

Andrew Houser, a self-taught photographer who was born and raised in Maine, lives in Portland, Maine, with his family. Self-described as "born wired to create," Andrew had an early interest in traditional forms of art, although photography didn't enter into the picture until he picked up a camera to start taking photos of his family.

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Food

Hawaiian Wedding Cake Slice

Hawaiian Wedding Cake

One of the things I love about baking is enjoying time in the kitchen with loved ones, so when my sister Lindsey came to spend her spring break out on the East Coast with her favorite oldest sister, we spent a lot of time in the kitchen. One of the many things we baked that week was the Hawaiian Wedding Cake from the Church Suppers and Potluck Dinners Cookbook.

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Home & Garden

Gypsy Lanterns

Crafts: Make a Hanging Lantern

During the summer months, there's a period of the day between dusk and nightfall when it's not dark enough to turn on lamps, but a bit of soft lighting would be nice. Whether camping or enjoying the comfort of your own backyard, the solution to this lighting dilemma is simple: make gypsy-inspired hanging lanterns.

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