Hannah Selinger
Al Jazeera English
Boxford, MA, United States
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How we remember them: The friend who died too young
How do you eulogise a friendship of 19 years? The best I can do is say I did too little while he did too much. → Read More
Homemade rocket pops are a red, white and blue taste of summer
Frozen rocket pops make an icy cold Fourth of July party treat. → Read More
Want a colorful kitchen? Forget stainless and go for bold appliances.
After decades of relying on stainless steel, people are bringing personal taste into their kitchens with colorful appliances. → Read More
Use ramps in a simpler, made-for-spring riff on scallion pancakes
Ramps, also in the allium family, are in season for just a second, and they lend a soft, deeply aromatic quality to these pancakes. → Read More
To add drama and sophistication to a room, try painting the ceiling
Extending your paint color to the ceiling can add visual interest, texture and sophistication to a room, without much effort. → Read More
4 Long Island Bars You Need to Hit for the True Irish Experience
Looking for Irish bars or pubs on Long Island to celebrate St. Patrick's Day? Here are 4 excellent places to start for a pint and some corned beef. → Read More
Making linguine with clams and lemon breadcrumbs is an act of love
With fresh and canned clams, and a crunchy bright topping of lemony bread crumbs, this pasta dish is sure to win anyone over. → Read More
This cranberry trifle with a creamy custard makes a show-stopping holiday dessert
The custard is essential, but go ahead and get creative with the fruit and cake in this trifle, especially if you can use up holiday leftovers. → Read More
For this millennial first-time buyer, the pandemic helped put homeownership in financial reach
The single mother of two struggled to raise her credit scores and save for a down payment on a home in the hot real estate market of Las Vegas, but the pandemic — and sound advice from mortgage loan officers — helped her realize her dreams. → Read More
How South Carolina’s Kiawah Island strikes a balance between tourism and conservation
A robust environmental program protects wildlife while golf thrives. → Read More
A Look Inside Southampton’s Hen of the Woods Market
Hen of the Woods Market, owned and operated by Jonathan Bernard, is a specialty store in Southampton dedicated to the rare, the memorable, the hard-to-find. → Read More
In Massachusetts, a seacoast city that feels like home
Family in tow, the author returns to her Newburyport, Mass., hometown every summer. → Read More
‘Time to be inspired’: Pandemic delays gave them a chance to think deeper about their renovation plans
The result, many homeowners have found, are the unexpected dream homes of the pandemic. → Read More
How to make summer fruit semifreddo, the weary cook’s answer to ice cream
Semifreddo requires no ice cream maker and no custard, either, and you can make it with any stone fruit you'd like. → Read More
Just Four Hours from Long Island, The Berkshires Offer The Perfect Edible Escape
Looking for the perfect road trip destination from Long Island, New York? Head to the Berkshires in Massachusetts for the perfect foodie escape. → Read More
A Local's Guide to Bay Shore
Looking for the best restaurants and bars in Bay Shore? Look no further. Use this local's guide to find the best places for doughnuts, oysters & more. → Read More
Ten Years Later, Guild Hall Is Still ‘Stirring the Pot’
Stirring the Pot, Guild Hall’s ongoing collaboration between New York Times food writer Florence Fabricant and members of the local and national culinary community, will celebrate its 10th anniversary this year. → Read More
These high-tech strawberries cost $6 apiece. Here’s what they taste and smell like.
Oishii grows its strawberries indoors from a Japanese cultivar, tightly controlling the environment to produce something unusual -- and pricey. → Read More
Families reunite in pandemic and rethink what home means
Sandy Kramer had never planned to return to Massachusetts. For the past 17 years, Kramer, 71, a retired medical librarian, and her late husband lived in... → Read More
Families reunite in pandemic and rethink what home means
It’s not where to live, Americans are saying, but who to live near. → Read More