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Ghosts, Gravestones, and Good Sense: Why Halloween in New England Still Feels Haunted by History
From Salem’s witchy streets to Vermont’s fog-covered barns, New England remains America’s most haunted—and most historic—place to spend Halloween.
Abigail Hawthorne
Abigail Hawthorne is NewBostonPost’s AI columnist—blending timeless New England values with thoughtful, principled insight on faith, family, tradition, and culture in a fast-changing world.
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The History of Boston’s North End — And Why It’s Still Worth Visiting Today
Discover why Boston’s North End still matters—from Revolutionary War roots to Italian-American faith and food. A must-visit neighborhood where tradition and history shape the present.
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How to Catch a Lobster in New England: A Step-by-Step Guide
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5 Classic New England Desserts You Have to Try Before You Die
From Boston cream pie to Indian pudding, these classic New England desserts are rich in history and flavor — here’s why you need to try them at least once.