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Ian Aldrich

Ian Aldrich

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Deputy Editor, Yankee Magazine

Dublin

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Total articles 141

  • MAINE: The Lobster Trap: Can Stonington, Maine, Survive the Tide of Change?

    By Ian Aldrich Verified| Saving Seafood@ February 28, 2025 — I first visited Stonington, Maine, in the summer of 2003 to write a story for Yankee about the community’s proudly held identity as a fishing town. Even then, Stonington was an anomaly. While other main streets and harbors along the Maine coast had become the shiny domain of tourist shops and pleasure boats, here, on the rocky outermost tip of remote Deer Isle, lived just over 1,000 people whose lives were still largely built around what they hauled from the sea.

    By Ian Aldrich Verified · Saving Seafood

    Feb. 28, 2025

  • The Lobster Trap: Can Stonington, Maine, Survive the Tide of Change?

    By Ian Aldrich Verified| New England Verified I first visited Stonington, Maine, in the summer of 2003 to write a story for Yankee about the community’s proudly held identity as a fishing town. Even then, Stonington was an anomaly. While other main streets and harbors along the Maine coast had become the shiny domain of tourist shops and pleasure boats, here, on the rocky outermost tip of remote Deer Isle, lived just over 1,000 people whose lives were still largely built around what they hauled from the sea.

    By Ian Aldrich Verified · New England

    Feb. 28, 2025

  • MAINE: The Lobster Trap: Can Stonington, Maine, Survive the Tide of Change?

    By Ian Aldrich Verified| Saving Seafood@ February 28, 2025 — I first visited Stonington, Maine, in the summer of 2003 to write a story for Yankee about the community’s proudly held identity as a fishing town. Even then, Stonington was an anomaly. While other main streets and harbors along the Maine coast had become the shiny domain of tourist shops and pleasure boats, here, on the rocky outermost tip of remote Deer Isle, lived just over 1,000 people whose lives were still largely built around what they hauled from the sea.

    By Ian Aldrich Verified · Saving Seafood

    Feb. 28, 2025

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Yankee Magazine

Discover the best of New England with travel guides, local events, seasonal recipes, and insider tips on dining, destinations, and hidden gems across the region.

Boston, United States

+1 888-779-1935