Eastman Living Online Magazine

In a kaleidoscopic turn of the eye, the views outside our windows have swapped out the vibrant colors of fall to the muted tones of the advent of winter.

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This year marks the 35th anniversary of the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park

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Technology and trail running may seem to be an odd combination.

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It’s a Thursday night in July and the Draper Room at The Center at Eastman is hopping!

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I get a bit nostalgic when the Giving Tree is put up at the South Cove Activity Center each November.

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If you missed the Photography Interest Group’s most recent exhibit, this article is the next best thing.

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As football season is upon us, Eastman’s Joe Yukica reflects on his life on and off the gridiron.

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This ECF scholarship recipient is choreographing a career path that includes both her intellectual and creative talents.

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A young, energetic new resident combines business acumen with heart to meet the critical needs of the Upper Valley’s less fortunate families.

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You enjoy a high quality of life in Eastman and very possibly you want this to be your home “forever.” But you may be wondering how realistic that is.

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Their ski jumping skills have landed them together in the Eastman Cross Country Center decades after teaming up at the University of Vermont.

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On a late summer day, when the mosquitoes had left the woods, I walked to John’s Glen.

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Four Eastman students and their Grantham teammate improvise their way to a Global Finals competition that they’ll never forget.

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This was my first year with YCC. I picked up rocks, drilled pilot holes, and sanded the bridge. I met new kids who were fun to be with and very understanding.

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This fall and winter, we will offer hikes both in Eastman and the Upper Valley, usually on Sundays and weekend afternoons.

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Well-known residents Ellen and Jim Antell share their enthusiasm for keeping love of each other and their community in bloom.

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A Welcome to Grantham, Population 490 sign stood at the edge of town when my husband, Terry, and I moved to the town in 1984.

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When Jane and Rod Taylor lost electrical power to part of their property, buried cables had to be dug up and replaced.

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Eastman was originally designed to be a community of “second homes,” a place for weekend and vacation escapes to the country from the stress of city life, jobs and school.

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We didn’t forget you! Thank you on Veterans Day and every other day for your service.

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