Pure Vermont

Article Abstract:

Vermont is fighting to retain its identity and character as the most rural state in the US and the quintessential New England state. The question of whether the state can continue its resistance to change, exemplified by its effort to keep Wal-Mart and McDonald's out, and remain viable is examined.

Social aspects, Cover Story, Vermont, Quality of life, Economic history, Life style, Lifestyles, Social values

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Apple blossoms

Article Abstract:

The owner of Mary's Farm in New England discusses the approximately 150-year-old apple tree on the farm, and reveals some of the tree's history that she has learned. A local man recalls how the tree was struck by lightning, killing a cow standing underneath, while the tree survived.

History, Environmental aspects, Trees, Trees (Plants), New England, Apples, Apple

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Cider pride

Article Abstract:

Health concerns threaten to put away a family's cider tradition. The process of pressing cider is considered unsanitary by nutritionists who recommend pasteurized apple juice instead. However, the hardened taste and distinct ember-red color of cider are irreplaceable.

Health aspects, Column, Cider, Apple juice

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