January 29, 2015
by Phoebe Cohen
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Jocelyn Wexler I attended an elementary school on the North Shore of Boston, a region encompassing coastal towns and cities stretching from Boston to New Hampshire. The boundary between my elementary school and the forest behind is lined with … Continue reading
March 15, 2014
by Phoebe Cohen
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By Meagan Goldman In the backcountry of Greenwich, CT, narrow roads twist and turn and rise and fall through the woods. If you peer into the passing trees, you’ll see vestigial structures that at first might perplex you: stonewalls. They’re … Continue reading
March 15, 2014
by Phoebe Cohen
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By Abby Kelly Rocks enjoy a special distinction in New Hampshire. Our official nickname is the Granite State, and our license plates and state quarters proudly display the rocky features of the Man on the Mountain (despite the fact that … Continue reading
June 5, 2013
by Phoebe Cohen
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By Siobhan Harrity My hometown of Orono, Maine is located in Penobscot County. I grew up gardening, and there is not a whole lot to do in the entire state of Maine except mess around outside, so I’ve been intimately … Continue reading
June 5, 2013
by Phoebe Cohen
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By Caroline Bruno Growing up, I was surrounded on all sides by water. I could swim in Long Island Sound, kayak on the Connecticut River or one of its coves, and lie on one of the many beaches that … Continue reading
March 18, 2013
by Phoebe Cohen
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A Brief Geologic History of Milford, New Hampshire By Nakita VanBiene Growing up in the small town of Milford, New Hampshire, would have been quite boring if I didn’t have a car. Even the largest attraction Milford has, the town … Continue reading