#new-england

#new-england

In New England, the official dipping buddy for creamy clam chowder is called a common cracker, and it's different than any other cracker in almost every possible way. For starters, it's larger (about the size of a Ritz cracker), rougher, and looks unmistakably old-school. The common cracker's flavor is also deliberately restrained. Wheaty, crunchy, and very hearty - these unleavened crackers swell slightly in creamy New England clam chowder. This makes them take on a dumpling-like quality, and it's not accidental.

The centerpiece of the partnership is the Barbour Borrowing Closet, from which guests can borrow the classic jackets and rubber boots before they venture outdoors for their New England shoulder-season excursion, including chilly morning bike rides, walks through town, scalloping in a harbor, and hikes along the beach. The closet is a nod to British country estates where gracious hosts kept a row of jackets ready for visiting friends.

Local News Utilities say, simply put, the cost of everything from building materials to maintaining the infrastructure to labor has gone up. As the weather gets colder in New England, pending gas and electric bills start to become more nerve-racking, with ratepayers never seeming to know how high the cost will be. Meanwhile, New England ranks amongst the most expensive in utility bills in the country, with the Boston region outpacing the national average.

If you're in the Northern Plains, Great Lakes, or New England states, consider this your warning: this winter is going to be quite cold.

An entrepreneurial effort that started in Massachusetts in 1908 has solidified into a lasting legacy for quality, affordable groceries. When Greek immigrants Athanasios and Efrosini Demoulas came to the United States, they farmed, kept livestock, and opened a small store to sell their wares. Throughout the Great Depression, the enterprise continued and allowed customers to take food home on credit.

New Hampshire ranked first overall, with strong performances in multiple categories, including neighborhood safety (first), health care (fifth), taxes (sixth), and people of a similar age (seventh). "New Hampshire mixes an affordable lifestyle with strong quality-of-life in terms of safety, health care, and the arts," the report explained. "As far as taxes, New Hampshire does charge income tax on individual incomes, though it charges a three percent tax only on interest and dividends. That means retirees' Social Security dollars could stretch further here than in other tax-heavy states.

Cinnabon represents mall culture indulgence, with that famous cinnamon-sugar scent enveloping you before you even set sights on the kiosk. Since opening its first shop in the SeaTac mall in Seattle, Washington in 1985, the chain has spread across the U.S. and abroad - embedding itself in food courts, gas stations, and travel hubs as a reliable purveyor of cream cheese frosting and nostalgia.

there should still be plenty of time to enjoy outdoor activities without the need to bundle up. That's because meteorologists are now predicting that the Boston area will see an autumn that is warmer than average. Forecasters with the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center recently released a temperature outlook for September, October, and November. It shows that most of New England has a high chance of experiencing temperatures that are warmer than what is normally seen during the fall months.

Mystic Fish Camp combines laid-back family dining with bold culinary innovation, reflecting a commitment to sustainability and New England traditions.

New England’s cod production in the 1700s was so abundant that it saturated the British market, leading to trade opportunities with Catholic countries due to the Pope's meatless days.

Hoodsie cups are small 3-ounce plastic containers with both chocolate and vanilla ice cream that come complete with a convenient mini spoon. The classic sweet treats are nostalgic and traditional.

Scattered severe storms are expected Thursday afternoon, mainly across interior southern New England, with threats including damaging winds, large hail, and localized flooding.

Red Lobster has struggled to maintain a presence in New England due to its inability to compete with the region's local seafood, especially with lobster being a specialty.

The New England Transfer Guarantee (NETG) simplifies the transfer process for associate degree-holding students, guaranteeing them admission to participating four-year schools if they meet GPA requirements.

There's a shark in the pond! Scientists observe a basking shark in Rhode Island's Great Salt Pond, attracting attention as Block Island celebrates 'Jaws' anniversary.

Ms. Simpson's meditative images of New England architecture often drew comparisons to Edward Hopper, showcasing the geometric beauty of solitary structures with a unique abstract perspective.

I own exactly two bikinis. One black, one red. That's it.