Category: From the Editor
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Summer 2025
This summer, I got a plot in my town’s community garden and I decided to use it to grow dry beans. I grow them every year, but I never seem to get enough to make the recipes I want to, something like baked beans or a nice soup. The plants usually end up getting eaten…
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Winter 2025
It’s been a long winter—cold, snowy, windy—and its a bit of a shock after the mild winters of the last few years. I’ve spent a lot of time inside and I’m starting to get a little bit of cabin fever, and that’s before I even start to think about the current state of affairs in…
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Summer 2024
In January, my wife and I welcomed our daughter into the world. After months of anticipation, our lives completely changed for the better with her arrival. With my new fatherly duties, I wasn’t sure I would have time for Atlantic Northeast anymore. I didn’t know how I would balance diaper changes, feedings, tummy time, and…
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Winter 2024
When Atlantic Northeast started, I wasn’t sure that we’d get one issue out, which is why I am thrilled to present to you our third. It is the one-year anniversary of the magazine, and we’ve come a long way since the beginning. Our following has grown and more people are reading and enjoying the work…
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Summer 2023
There’s a Wilco song that’s first line is “maybe the sun will shine today, the clouds will blow away.” That’s a little bit like what this summer has felt like so far. There’s been wildfires in eastern Canada casting a haze over the entire region, catastrophic flooding in Vermont and New York, and what seems…
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Winter 2023
Whenever it’s snowing, I make a point to take a walk. No matter how bad the storm is, I put on my boots and go for a stroll. I like being in the middle of it, feeling the cold, watching it pile up on the cars and yards in my neighborhood. After the snow stops…
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