Photos
Dreading driveways
The ‘ayes’ had it in Croydon
By JAMES M. PATTERSON
Photo of the year: The ‘ayes’ had it in Croydon
Bygone era on Sykes Mountain Ave.
By JOHN P. GREGG
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Drive-in theaters were a major feature of American life in the second-half of the 20th century, and some remain in operation, including in Fairlee and Bethel.Their hold was so strong that nostalgia is helping to drive the effort...
Illustrated Interview: Tania Aebi, of Corinth
INTERVIEW AND ILLUSTRATION BY SHAWN BRALEY
Corinth — Rarely has a newspaper headline been more wrong.Almost exactly 30 years ago, in the fall of 1987, 21-year-old Tania Aebi was on the final leg of her 2½-year solo circumnavigation of the world — a nonstop, 52-day, 3,000-mile push across the...
Illustrated Interview: Tattoo Artist and Former New England Patriot Brian Barthelmes
ILLUSTRATION AND INTERVIEW BY SHAWN BRALEY
Wilder — Brian Barthelmes is big guy with a big beard and several outsized talents. The 34-year-old Wilder resident was a standout offensive lineman at the University of Virginia and spent a couple of seasons with the New England Patriots before...
Indian-Americans Nurture Growing Community in the Upper Valley
Photographs by Jovelle Tamayo
Lebanon — When Sheena and Rajesh Arora opened the Asian Super Store 17 years ago on Hanover Street in Lebanon, it was to provide a place for the Upper Valley’s growing Indian population to find groceries.What started as a place to purchase food,...
After 13 Years, A Place to Call Home: Gile Hill Provides Affordable Housing
Photographs by Jennifer HauckStory by Aimee Caruso
Hanover — The completion of a $2.5 million apartment building last month at Gile Hill, a mixed-income residential development, marked the end of a project 13 years in the making. For some of the new tenants, it turned out to be right on time.Chris and...
