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Strong Summer Travel Season Predicted for New England Based on Current Economy

Yankee Publishing (rss@ypi.com) — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 04:00:00 +0100

Dublin, New Hampshire (July 1, 2008) - With gas prices rising and airlines increasing fares and reducing flights, many people are opting to vacation closer to home. Yankee Magazine's editor Mel Allen predicts that the summer of 2008 will be a banner year for New England tourism based on the economy and the resulting vacation trend: taking shorter vacations closer to home. Working at the 73-year-old publication described as "New England's Magazine" for more than 20 years qualifies him as an expert on the subject.

"Unlike any other area in the country, New England is both compact and diverse," says Allen. "You can go from the Northeast's highest mountains to the seacoast in under two hours. There are so many small towns filled with attractions where you can spend a weekend or week without using your car."

Allen also predicts that high gas prices may inspire a back-to-nature movement for younger children.

"No one likes paying four dollars a gallon for gas, but out of necessity it makes people more aware of conserving. This will spawn a whole new generation of kids who enjoy simple pleasures like camping and riding bikes," says Mel. "When we look back in ten years, I think this summer will mark a significant change in the way we travel."

For summer trip ideas and vacation planning tools visit the travel page at YankeeMagazine.com or pick up the July/August issue on newsstands now. In it, Yankee Magazine asked Christina Tree, an award-winning, New England-based travel writer and author, to name her five favorite places to stay in New England in the July/August issue. Her picks, if she could only stay at five places, include:

Inn at Shelburne Farms -S helburne, VT; 802-985-8498; shelburnefarms.org
Liberty Hill Farm -Rochester, VT; 802-767-3926; libertyhillfarm.com
The Guest House at Field Farm - Williamstown, MA; 413-458-3135; guesthouseatfieldfarm.thetrustees.org
The Claremont Hotel - Southwest Harbor, ME; 800-244-5036; theclaremonthotel.com
Blair Hill Inn - Greenville, ME; 207-695-0224; blairhill.com

Yankee Magazine asked readers to share comments about their favorite summer destinations for a weeklong vacation on YankeeMagazine.com (http://www.yankeemagazine.com/topfive/topfivetravel/favoriteplaces). Some of the locations include:

Ogunquit, Maine
Woods Hole, Massachusetts
Bath, Maine
Madison, Connecticut
White Mountains, New Hampshire

New online travel planning features include a simple-to-use Google map that integrates expert travel advice from Yankee's editors with details on dining, lodging, attractions and events, accessed either by a search function or by clicking on the map. And in the "About New England" section readers learn what to see and do in each state and can read archived articles specific to their destinations.

For more information, visit: YankeeMagazine.com

Yankee Magazine ("New England's Magazine") was first published in September 1935 and is the only magazine dedicated to New England. It is published by Yankee Publishing Inc. (YPI), an independent media company based in Dublin, New Hampshire. YPI also publishes The Old Farmer's Almanac ("Often Imitated but Never Equaled"), the nation's oldest continuously produced periodical. Products include The Old Farmer's Almanac All-Seasons Garden Guide, The Old Farmer's Almanac for Kids, YankeeMagazine.com, Almanac.com, Almanac4Kids.com, YankeeFoliage.com, and various podcasts. YPI also produces a wide range of books, calendars, and custom-published products, and a subscription-free online magazine, NewEngland.com.

Yankee Publishing (rss@ypi.com) — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 04:00:00 +0100

Press Contact Information

Yankee Publishing (rss@ypi.com) — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 05:00:00 +0100

Heather Atwell, Communications Manager
Yankee Magazine
1121 Main Street
Dublin, NH 03444
heathera@yankeepub.com
800-729-9265, ext 180

Yankee Magazine's July/August issue is on newsstands now. OurTravel Guide to New England - Special 2008 Issue is on newsstands through the end of the summer.

Please contact me with any requests to interview our editors, or with any other questions about Yankee.

- Heather

YankeeMagazine.com Wins Silver for Excellence Online

Yankee Publishing (rss@ypi.com) — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 04:00:00 +0100

Dublin, New Hampshire (June 3, 2008)YankeeMagazine.com won a silver award in the excellence online category at the 23rd Annual National City and Regional Magazine Association's (CRMA) awards competition. Magazine professionals from around the country chose 84 finalists in 22 categories from more than 912 entries. The award was announced at the CRMA Annual Conference in Memphis, Tennessee on June 2.

According to the judges, "It is clear YankeeMagazine.com has homed in on its magazine's niche audience. It caters to a community of New Englanders (or New Englandophiles) with quirky Web 2.0 features like a Foliage channel complete with interactive map and events listings, as well as the requisite social networking features (share, e-mail, comment, print, RSS feeds).

"It also offers leaf-peepers a foliage blog and forum as well as video tree web cam and a viral e-greeting card of regional sights and scenes sent by its users. For foodies, there is an extensive database of recipes from the magazine and that the readers send in. Other great interactive features include a personal recipe box, itinerary saver and comments keeper, as well as an archive of back issues."

Since the award application deadline, the site has added a new travel page with comprehensive features, including a simple-to-use Google map that integrates expert travel advice from Yankee's editors with details on dining, lodging, attractions and events, accessed either by a search function or by clicking on the map. And in the "About New England" section, readers learn what to see and do in each state and can read archived articles specific to their destinations.

More than 70 judges, representing publications such as Atlantic Monthly, Esquire, O, The Oprah Magazine, Conde Nast Traveler, Sports Illustrated, Better Homes and Gardens, Good Housekeeping, Essence, Men's Journal, the New York Times, Gourmet, Food & Wine, Folio:, AARP The Magazine, Bon App�tit, ESPN The Magazine, the Washington Post, Country Home, and the Chicago Tribune, as well as professors from the Missouri School of Journalism, selected the finalists.

Yankee Magazine ("New England's Magazine") was first published in September 1935 and is the only magazine dedicated to New England. It is published by Yankee Publishing Inc. (YPI), an independent media company based in Dublin, New Hampshire. YPI also publishes The Old Farmer's Almanac ("Often Imitated but Never Equaled"), the nation's oldest continuously produced periodical. Products include The Old Farmer's Almanac All-Seasons Garden Guide, The Old Farmer's Almanac for Kids, YankeeMagazine.com, Almanac.com, Almanac4Kids.com, YankeeFoliage.com, and various podcasts. YPI also produces a wide range of books, calendars, and custom-published products, and a subscription-free online magazine, NewEngland.com.

Yankee's Travel Guide Offers Expert Advice for New England Getaways

Yankee Publishing (rss@ypi.com) — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 04:00:00 +0100

Dublin, New Hampshire (April 2008)--Yankee Magazine's Travel Guide to New England: Special 2008 Travel Issue features great escapes across the six-state region, from Vermont's forested lakeshore to Rhode Island's glorious sunsets. On newsstands from May 6 through the end of August, it names 244 Editors' Choice winners for 2008, which include Yankee editors' and contributors' favorite restaurants, lodgings, and attractions in New England, with information resources divided by state and region.

"The wonder of New England is how compact this region is," says Mel Allen, Yankee's editor. "All the places you see in this special travel issue are within a few hours' drive of one another. New England gives travelers more variety, more choices, in less area than anywhere else in America. We've done our best to capture all the diversity these six states offer."

The issue includes five feature travel stories, covering the art scene in Connecticut; ocean views in Jamestown, Rhode Island; the Black Heritage Trail in Boston; Lake Champlain's islands in Vermont; New Hampshire's small but impressive coastline; and moose viewing in Maine.

Other articles in the Travel Guide include:

"Home at the Hawthorne Inn": a Concord, Massachusetts, B&B
"Real Solutions": warm-weather gardening tips
"How'd They Do That?": creating an outdoor shower for $250
"The Maine Course": profiles of five notable Portland chefs
"Homegrown": New England's beekeepers market a range of honeys

The Travel Guide also lists the top 20 summer events in each of New England's six states.

For more than 30 years, Yankee Magazine's Travel Guide to New England has been the most widely distributed and best-selling guide to the six-state region, providing readers with a comprehensive vacation planning tool and daily reference.

Yankee editor Mel Allen, senior editor/food Annie B. Copps, and other members of the magazine staff are available for on-air interviews about stories in the Travel Guide.

Contact Heather Atwell at 603-563-8118 or heathera@yankeepub.com to schedule an interview.

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Note to media: Yankee welcomes the media to interview our writers and editors, who are experts on New England. For more information, contact Heather Atwell.

Yankee Publishing Inc. is an independent media company based in Dublin, New Hampshire. Yankee Magazine ("New England's Magazine") was first published in September 1935 and is the only magazine dedicated to New England. The Old Farmer's Almanac ("Often Imitated but Never Equaled") is the nation's oldest continuously produced periodical. Products include The Old Farmer's Almanac All-Seasons Garden Guide, The Old Farmer's Almanac for Kids, YankeeMagazine.com, Almanac.com, Almanac4Kids.com, YankeeFoliage.com, and various podcasts. The company also produces a wide range of books, calendars, and custom-published products.

Contact: Heather Atwell Communications Manager Ph. 603-563-8111, ext. 180 heathera@yankeepub.com

Revisiting a Holiday Cookie Exchange 25 Years Later

Yankee Publishing (rss@ypi.com) — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 04:00:00 +0100

DUBLIN, New Hampshire (October 19, 2007)--The November/December issue of Yankee Magazine revisits a story first published in 1982 about the Wellesley, Massachusetts, Cookie Exchange, exploring the phenomenon of friends and neighbors sharing their favorite sweets. The 2007 version includes the members of a new generation who are carrying on the tradition by hosting their own cookie exchanges.

"In the original article, we ran a short note asking readers to send us a self-addressed, stamped envelope and we'd send back a batch of cookie recipes," said Yankee Editor Mel Allen. "The envelopes came--20,000 strong--I'll never forget it."

This time around, Allen decided to include recipes such as almond crescent cookies, gingerbread boys, and more in the article itself. Additional recipes are available online in Yankee's Recipe Database, where viewers can save their favorite items in an online Recipe Box for easy access. There's also a special cookie exchange discussion in YankeeMagazine.com's online forum.

For more information and tips for starting your own holiday cookie swap, plus additional cookie recipes from Yankee readers, visit www.YankeeMagazine.com.

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Note to media: Yankee welcomes the media to interview our writers and editors, who are experts on New England. For more information, contact Heather Atwell.

About Yankee: Yankee Publishing Inc. is an independent media company based in Dublin, New Hampshire. Yankee Magazine ("New England's Magazine") was first published in September 1935 and is the only magazine dedicated to New England. The Old Farmer's Almanac ("Often Imitated but Never Equaled") is the nation's oldest continuously produced periodical. Products include The Old Farmer's Almanac All-Seasons Garden Guide, The Old Farmer's Almanac for Kids, YankeeMagazine.com">YankeeMagazine.com, Almanac.com, Almanac4Kids.com, YankeeFoliage.com, and various podcasts. The company also produces a wide range of books, calendars, and custom-published products.

Contact:
Heather Atwell
Communications Manager
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heathera@Yankeepub.com

Home for the Holidays

Yankee Publishing (rss@ypi.com) — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 04:00:00 +0100

DUBLIN, New Hampshire (October 19, 2007)--Yankee Magazine's November/December issue features 24 easy and elegant recipes, including Yankee's most famous cookies ever. The "Home for the Holidays" issue, on sale October 28, 2007, also explores the traditions, warmth, and giving associated with the holiday season.

"I don't know whether a single issue of a magazine can be a gift, but in these pages we've tried to distill what the holidays mean to us," says Editor Mel Allen. "Just as opening the door of a loved one's home promises good cheer within, we hope that each page of this issue of Yankee brings you special pleasure."

Here is an overview of some articles from the current issue.

Angels (p. 122): "Angels Among Us, 2007," by Carol Cambo, features five New Englanders who have made a difference in the lives of others. Last year, Yankee Magazine ran its first "Angels Among Us" article, which resulted in such positive reader response that for this year's holiday issue, editor Mel Allen decided to continue the tradition of recognizing New Englanders who make a difference.

Orphan Holidays (p. 118): Holiday images usually focus on large family gatherings and festive, happy scenes. However, being alone is a reality for many people, making the period between Thanksgiving and New Year's a difficult time. Edie Clark, the beloved writer of "Mary's Farm," a column in Yankee Magazine, explores this issue in "Orphan Holidays," a special edition of "Mary's Farm" excerpted from Saturday Beans & Sunday Suppers, Clark's newly released memoir about special people, special places, and special foods, available now at www.edieclark.com.

Sweet Exchange (p. 78): The November/December issue of Yankee Magazine revisits a story first published in 1982 about the Wellesley, Massachusetts, Cookie Exchange, exploring the phenomenon of friends and neighbors sharing their favorite sweets. The 2007 version includes the members of a new generation, who are carrying on the tradition by hosting their own cookie exchanges.

Easy, Elegant, Delicious...(p. 102): Yankee presents a showstopping array of holiday recipes--every dish simple to prepare.

Let the Spirit Move You (p. 58): Matthew Mead, New England's decorating genius, whose client list includes national chain stores, magazines, and more, offers tips to help readers style their homes from Thanksgiving through the New Year.

Holiday Gift Guide (p. 28): Yankee Magazine searched the region to find some of the best classic-yet-innovative toys to delight children this holiday season. The six items are featured in "Jingle All the Way," Yankee's "New England's Finest" column for November/December.

An Island Captured (p. 96): Block Island photographer Malcolm Greenaway's pictures are featured in Yankee Magazine's November/December issue. In addition to showcasing some of Greenaway's island photographs, the article also includes vivid descriptions of the circumstances that allowed him to capture such rare scenes.

The Most Surprising City in New England (p. 38): Pittsfield, Massachusetts, is featured in Yankee Magazine's November/December "Travel" section, highlighting the city's rebirth as the cultural capital of the Berkshires.

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Note to media: Yankee welcomes the media to interview our writers and editors, who are experts on New England. For more information, contact Heather Atwell.

About Yankee: Yankee Publishing Inc. is an independent media company based in Dublin, New Hampshire. Yankee Magazine ("New England's Magazine") was first published in September 1935 and is the only magazine dedicated to New England. The Old Farmer's Almanac ("Often Imitated but Never Equaled") is the nation's oldest continuously produced periodical. Products include The Old Farmer's Almanac All-Seasons Garden Guide, The Old Farmer's Almanac for Kids, YankeeMagazine.com, Almanac.com, Almanac4Kids.com, YankeeFoliage.com, and various podcasts. The company also produces a wide range of books, calendars, and custom-published products.

Contact:
Heather Atwell
Communications Manager
Ph. 603-563-8111, ext. 180
heathera@Yankeepub.com

September/October Issue Explores New England's Peak Travel Season

Yankee Publishing (rss@ypi.com) — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 04:00:00 +0100

Discover What to Do and Where to Go This Autumn

Contact:
Heather Atwell
Communications Manager
Ph. 603-563-8111, ext. 180
heathera@yankeepub.com

DUBLIN, New Hampshire (August 22, 2007) --Yankee Magazine's September/October issue features more than 100 ways to enjoy autumn in New England. Foliage takes top billing this fall, and Yankee offers the best ways to enjoy the landscape. Yankee also examines the benefits of eating local and fresh, a movement that's gaining momentum across New England. The current issue is available where magazines are sold on August 28, 2007, and costs $3.99.

"Our job at Yankee is to remind our readers that fall is much more than a chance to capture peak color," said Editor Mel Allen. "The magic of a New England fall lies in the shadings -- all the colors in between the exuberant scarlets and crimsons."

FALL FOLIAGE

Foliage Drives in Vermont (p. 36): Yankee travels to Lamoille County, Vermont, to explore the spectacular foliage you can view on two back-road drives. Additional foliage podcast driving tours are available at YankeeFoliage.com.
15 Bests for Fall Foliage (p. 94):Yankee offers 15 bests -- fall-themed things to do, places to go, and thoughts to ponder, covering biking, paddling, nibbling, and more.
Get Lost in a Corn Maze on a Family Day-Trip (p. 48): Getting out of Davis' Mega Maze in Sterling, Massachusetts, can take anywhere from 23 minutes to six hours and offers a great time for fun family bonding. More New England mazes will be listed in 10 Things to Do on the Web @ YankeeMagazine.com.

EAT LOCAL

Can a Diner Change How America Eats? (p. 114): The menu at the Farmers Diner in Quechee, Vermont, uses affordable locally grown and made products based on the local-food movement now burgeoning across New England.
Eat Your Vegetables (p. 76): Celebrate the bounty of the season with fresh-picked local vegetables in delicious and inventive recipes, such as Latin-Styled Grilled Corn, Curried Butternut Squash, Zucchine Secche, and many more.
A Baker Whose Food Mantra Is Local, Seasonal, Organic (p. 86): Edie Clark introduces readers to Cheryl Wixson of Bangor, Maine, who shares her recipes for Oatmeal Bread and Black Olive and Garlic French Bread. Wixson says, "It's only good when it's grown in season, near where you live."

For more information on New England foliage - and to learn the dos and don'ts of fall travel, plus photo tips, fall facts, fall coloring pages, hotline numbers, and more - go to YankeeFoliage.com.

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Yankee welcomes the media to interview our writers and editors, who are experts on where to go and what to do during autumn in New England. For more information, contact Heather Atwell contact Heather Atwell at 603-563-8118, ext. 180, or via e-mail at heathera@Yankeepub.com.

About Yankee: Yankee Publishing Inc. is an independent media company based in Dublin, New Hampshire. Yankee Magazine ("New England's Magazine") was first published in September 1935 and is the only magazine dedicated to New England. The Old Farmer's Almanac ("Often Imitated but Never Equaled") is the nation's oldest continuously produced periodical. Products include The Old Farmer's Almanac All-Seasons Garden Guide, The Old Farmer's Almanac for Kids, YankeeMagazine.com, Almanac.com, Almanac4Kids.com, YankeeFoliage.com, and various podcasts. The company also produces a wide range of books, calendars, and custom-published products.

Yankee Magazine Showhouse Features Innovative Living In a Timber Frame Home

Yankee Publishing (rss@ypi.com) — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 04:00:00 +0100

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GLOUCESTER, Mass. (August 15, 2007) -- Yankee Magazine welcomes visitors to the Coming Home in New England Showhouse located in Gloucester's Magnolia section, Fridays through Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in September. Ticketed tours, seminars, building tips, and demonstrations are available. Tickets may be purchased for $15 in advance or $20 at the door by calling 978-283-6776, ext. 399, or at ComingHome.YankeeMagazine.com. All proceeds benefit The Open Door/Cape Ann Food Pantry.

"When I found this picturesque hilltop land, I wanted to build a house to showcase the setting," said builder Jeffrey Amero of Gloucester. "The views are breathtaking. You can even see Cape Cod on a clear day."

Built on 4.15 acres, the $1,285,000 showhouse offers a full schedule of seminars for visitors. Topics include environmentally sustainable furniture, energy-efficient insulation, designing a timber-frame home, the mystery of sleep, and food demonstrations. Yankee Magazine editors Judson D. Hale, Mel Allen, Polly Bannister, Annie B. Copps, and Edie Clark will also host seminars. For a complete schedule, visit ComingHome.YankeeMagazine.com

The energy-efficient 4,000-square-foot timber-frame home features wooden beams, sky-high ceilings, and a large stone fireplace. Radiant heat maintains the home's temperature with minimal energy. The furnishings also fit the natural focus and environmental consciousness of the surroundings.

Luxury features include a relaxation room complete with infrared sauna and full-body massage chair. The kitchen is outfitted with top-of-the-line appliances, and the bathrooms are focused on comfort.

On Thursday, September 6, 2007, from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m., guests are invited to the Housewarming Party to preview the home, meet and mingle with its creators, and enjoy fine food, drink, and a silent auction of New England treasures to benefit The Open Door/Cape Ann Food Pantry. Tickets are $75 per person and available at ComingHome.YankeeMagazine.com or by calling 800-895-9265, ext. 318.

Showhouse sponsors include Davis Frame Company, F.W. Webb Company, Frank Webb's Bath Center, Circle Furniture, Landry & Arcari Oriental Rugs & Carpeting, SleepAll, Boston Staging Group, Integrity from Marvin Windows & Doors, and Murus Panel. All proceeds from tours benefit The Open Door/Cape Ann Food Pantry.

For more information on sponsors, The Open Door/Cape Ann Food Pantry, and the Yankee Magazine Showhouse, visit ComingHome.YankeeMagazine.com.

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Note to media: Yankee invites media interested in covering the showhouse to RSVP for the Housewarming Party, tours, seminars, and demonstrations. Interviews with sponsors, builders, suppliers, and Yankee editors may be scheduled in advance. For more information and to register, contact Heather Atwell at 603-563-8118, ext. 180, or via e-mail at heathera@yankeepub.com.

About Yankee: Yankee Publishing Inc. is an independent media company based in Dublin, New Hampshire. Yankee Magazine ("New England's Magazine") was first published in September 1935 and is the only magazine dedicated to New England. The Old Farmer's Almanac ("Often Imitated but Never Equaled") is the nation's oldest continuously produced periodical. Products include The Old Farmer's Almanac All-Seasons Garden Guide, The Old Farmer's Almanac for Kids, YankeeMagazine.com, Almanac.com, Almanac4Kids.com, YankeeFoliage.com, and various podcasts. The company also produces a wide range of books, calendars, and custom-published products.

About The Open Door/Cape Ann Food Pantry: The Open Door/Cape Ann Food Pantry works to alleviate hunger and increase access to nutrition for limited-income households in the Cape Ann community with a mission of food and hospitality, advocacy, and job training. The organization combines traditional food pantry and hot meal programs with Mobile Markets, free farmers' markets in three public housing locations, Brown Bag Markets, free canned goods and produce in two senior center locations, free lunch for kids during the summer at four Gloucester locations, and food stamp application assistance to increase access to nutrition. Its hunger relief programs annually serve 1,400 to 1,500 Cape Ann households.

The Open Door/Cape Ann Food Pantry owns and operates the Second Glance Resale Shop, the community's premier resource for reduced-cost items, recycling, referrals, and retraining. All revenues support the organization's hunger relief programs. For more information, visit capeannfoodpantry.org.

About the Davis Frame Company: Over two decades ago, Jeff Davis and Rick Bascom realized they shared a common dream: to build the finest custom-designed timber frame homes. Together they formed the Davis Frame Company. Both dedicated artisans, they have consistently attracted like-minded individuals to work with them who share the same ideals of quality, collaboration and an unrelenting passion for the trade. Every home by Davis Frame is both an expression of these values and a reflection of the owner's desires. For more information, go to www.davisframe.com/.

Yankee Magazine Celebrates Chinese New Year

Yankee Publishing (rss@ypi.com) — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 04:00:00 +0100

DUBLIN, New Hampshire (January 2008)--Yankee Magazine celebrates China and its cuisine by visiting Joanne Chang, chef and owner of Flour Bakery & Caf� and the recently opened Myers + Change restaurant, who hosts a Chinese New Year party at her loft on the outskirts of Boston?s Chinatown.

"During the two-week celebration of Chinese New Year, the neighborhood welcomes dragon dancers and elaborate parades, fireworks that light up the sky, and family get-togethers centered around a time-honored tradition," reports Annie B. Copps, senior editor/food at Yankee Magazine. "It's the perfect opportunity to cook all day and have a few close friends over."

For those less familiar with the tradition but interested in celebrating Chinese New Year, for which festivities begin February 7 this year and end February 21, Annie B. Copps offers a special menu that includes Chinese dumplings, longevity noodles, happy shrimp, firecracker beef, whole steamed fish, Chinese mustard greens, fortune cookies, and cupcakes.

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Note to media: Yankee welcomes the media to interview our writers and editors, who are experts on New England. For more information, contact Heather Atwell.

Yankee Publishing Inc. is an independent media company based in Dublin, New Hampshire. Yankee Magazine ("New England?s Magazine") was first published in September 1935 and is the only magazine dedicated to New England. The Old Farmer's Almanac ("Often Imitated but Never Equaled") is the nation?s oldest continuously produced periodical. Products include The Old Farmer's Almanac All-Seasons Garden Guide, The Old Farmer's Almanac for Kids, YankeeMagazine.com, Almanac.com, Almanac4Kids.com, YankeeFoliage.com, and various podcasts. The company also produces a wide range of books, calendars, and custom-published products.

Contact:Heather Atwell, Communications Manager, Ph. 603-563-8111 (ext. 180), heathera@yankeepub.com