In this issue
- Feature Stories
- Squash for Squirts: Andover Youth Squash Association is teaching kids to love the game.
- Down on the Farm: It takes a special kind of dedication to make a family business work. Just ask the Barkers, whose North Andover farm, founded in 1642, is believed to be the fourth oldest family business in America.
- Ghost Hunters: Investigators search for answers about Andover's mysterious Turtle Mound.
- Dining Out
- Come Home to Dylan's: Great food, drinks and company draw crowds to this Andover bar and grill.
- Decorating
- Tables to Talk About: What happens when four local designers create four distinctive looks for a single drop-leaf table? You get great ideas for holiday decorating.
- Food
- Perfect Pies: Chefs deliver great ideas for this season's desserts, from filling to crust.
- On The Market
- Circular Living: Eleven-room home melds classic design with contemporary comfort.
- Sports
- Feaster Five: 21 reasons for you to run.
- Plus
- Theater: The Young Opera Company of New England debuts a new opera.
- Found in the Andovers: Keep warm this winter with these cool styles.
- Party People: Snapshots from the local social scene.
- Reader Essay: Check out how Beth Daigle and her girlfriends have fun in The Andovers.
- Then and Now: The former home of James Bridges Sr..
- And much more.