Where Boston and Portland Get Clean Water / Maine Bird Watcher Olympics: 24 Hours Without Sleep in Pursuit of the Highest Count / Just How Big Is Rhode Island Anyway? (Yankee, June 1990)
Judson D. Hale presents a varied Yankee collection from June 1990, exploring New England water sources, an intense Maine bird-watching competition, and Rhode Island’s size. The issue combines environmental interest, regional observation, and lively questions about the places that shape everyday life.
About This Book
This June 1990 issue of Yankee brings together three distinctly regional subjects.
It examines where Boston and Portland obtain clean water, connecting everyday life with the places and systems that supply it.
Another feature follows the Maine Bird Watcher Olympics, centered on 24 hours without sleep in pursuit of the highest count.
The issue also asks a deceptively simple question: just how big is Rhode Island, anyway?
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