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Take 10: Pizzerias

Take 10: Pizzerias

You can find great pizza just steps away from Boston. Here are a few picks around the region.
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Winooski, Vt.

Winooski, Vt.

A recent downtown revitalization project has given a boost to Winooski, a former mill town neighboring Burlington that has become a popular destination for dining, art, and outdoor recreation.

Around New England

Outdoor adventures

Outdoor adventures

A complete guide to hiking, biking, and camping in New England.
boston visitors guide

Boston visitors' guide

Where to eat, play, sleep, shop.
Spa and luxury guide

Spa and luxury guide

"Aahs" in Boston and beyond.
Serious truffles at Laughing Moon

Serious truffles at Laughing Moon

If you thought "localvore" only meant fruits and salads, think again. This Vermont chocolatier makes tasty treats with local ingredients.
Yestermorrow Design/Build School

Yestermorrow Design/Build School

At the Yestermorrow Design/Build School in the lush Mad River Valley, learning and doing are one and the same thing.
The wild lives in a small-town museum in Vermont

The wild lives in a small-town museum in Vermont

If the two bronze lions on stone pedestals out front of the Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium are not enough to capture attention, the snarling stuffed bears inside should do the trick.
Agriculture with business sense

Agriculture with business sense

In recent years Hardwick, Vt. has seen a half-dozen innovative agricultural enterprises crop up, many with mission statements including such words as “community-based,’’ “sustainable,’’ and “organic.’’
New England food tours

New England food tours

From Vermont to Rhode Island, here in New England, a dozen or so tours tap into the food traditions of distinctive places.
Vermonters transform local park

Vermonters transform local park

Nestled in Rutland’s northwest corner, Pine Hill Park is a 300-acre oasis for trail runners, mountain bikers, hikers, walkers, and snowshoers.
A man of his craft

A man of his craft

Despite his arrival on the Vermont beer scene less than a year ago, Shaun Hill is already maxed out, making a batch a day, cranking out about 20,000 gallons of beer a year.
Familiar places put them in a creative state of mind

Familiar places put them in a creative state of mind

The cliffs of Lake Willoughby plunge so deeply that “when Jane thought of the hundreds of feet of dark, frigid water just below the surface, the bottoms of her feet tingled.’’
All new lives, right out of the blue

All new lives, right out of the blue

Spend a weekend at The Blue Horse Inn and you might think you’re staying at a chic European country house.
Shrine echoes from ancient Turkey

Shrine echoes from ancient Turkey

Meryem Ana Evi, the House of the Virgin, is believed to be the last residence of the Virgin Mary and is a sacred pilgrimage site for Christians and Muslims. Its mirror image, replicated stone for stone, sits on a verdant hillside in Vermont.
This bit of the Long Trail is nothing short of a challenge

This bit of the Long Trail is nothing short of a challenge

On the south side of the mountain a mile from the ski area, low-lying clouds create a thick, chill fog around the old fire tower.
The Moses palette

The Moses palette

An inspiration to generations of late bloomers, Anna Mary Robertson Moses drew from memory to paint a pre-modern rural world.
Nothing doing

Nothing doing

It is precisely because there isn’t much to do in the village of Lake Elmore in Vermont that people are drawn to the place.
Say cheese

Say cheese

Factory to farm takes you to where your cheese started toward your cracker with Cabot.
History breathes down the years

History breathes down the years

Barely scratch the surface of almost any New England city or town, and some interesting tidbit of history lurks beneath.
Behind the old-time veneer

Behind the old-time veneer

Most country stores offer more than dubious snacks to tourists, they're a sustaining element in Vermont village culture.
The Essex

To the kitchen before the spa

The Essex is New England's first (and so far, only) full-service culinary resort.
biking in vermont

Freewheeling

After years in the making, Kingdom Trails rules with mountain bikers looking for thrills, scenery, the scent of pines and, at the end, their badge of mud.
Pints, pitchers, and proximity

Pints, pitchers, and proximity

There may or may not be a craft beer heaven, but Burlington, Vt. - busting with pubs and tap rooms - comes close. Read the story

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More on Vermont from The Boston Globe

A weekend visit to Newport, Vt., on Lake Memphremagog, for fishing, canoeing, and music

NEWPORT, Vt. - It’s 8 on a Saturday night, and plates are clattering as servers deliver big portions of pork and veal chops and dishes featuring the likes of risotto and gnocchi to diners in the three rooms of Lago Trattoria. The chef and owner of the Main Street restaurant, Frank Richardi, is an acrobat in the open kitchen as ...

Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium in St. Johnsbury, Vt.

ST. JOHNSBURY, Vt. - If the two bronze lions on stone pedestals out front are not enough to capture attention, the snarling stuffed bears inside should do the trick.

Driving Vermont’s Route 100

WILMINGTON, Vt. - The Irish saying “May the road rise to meet you,’’ could have been uttered with Route 100 in mind. The highway rolls through a chain of river valleys along the eastern edge of the Green Mountain National Forest, playing hide-and-reveal with racing water and time-smoothed summits. The towns of Wilmington, on the south, and Waitsfield, on the ...

Yestermorrow Design/Build School in Waitsfield, Vt.

WAITSFIELD, Vt. - Beneath white birch- and pine tree-covered hills, the thwap-thwap of hammers and high-pitched whir of power tools echoed amid melodic trills of birds in the grass-scented air. Above the din, overlapping voices discussed how to best construct a garden shed.

Fresh start

HARDWICK, Vt. — If there were a “Locavore Capital of America’’ one would expect it to be in sunny California or perhaps somewhere in the heartland, where the topsoil is measured in feet, not inches, say in a town with a name like Farmersburg, Iowa, or Black Earth, Wis., both real places.

From Federal Hill to a family dairy in Vermont, tracing food traditions

HINESBURG, Vt. — The sun streamed into the barn, silhouetting Lindsay Harris as she introduced her cows. “Jemima is a bit of a showoff,’’ she said, scratching under the chin of the sand-colored Jersey. “And that’s Pasha, and Dora is in the corner.’’ Harris is a dairy farmer in rural Vermont and one of the passionate people on Chris Howell’s ...