Eastman Living Online Magazine

Eastman’s new Nordic Director introduces herself
and the programs planned for fun in the snow.

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Two residents offer readers a lofty new perspective of the community.

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An Eastman resident reveals what coaching a national development team in his native country meant to him.

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Arthur “Sonny” Demers finished 23 years of employment with the Eastman Community Association in September 2016.

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When driving south on Route 10, it’s always a challenge not to let my eyes wander to follow Skinner Brook winding through the woodlands along the roadside.

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Before the Eastman Community Association (ECA) office moved to its new location in The Center at Eastman on Clubhouse Lane, I was given permission to look through items that had been collecting in the basement of the old office building on Draper Road over the years.

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If you have ever attended the ChocolateFest organized by the Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce (LSRCC), you know what a chore it is to try and eat 12 samples of chocolate and then decide which one you liked best.

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Well, not exactly, but YouTube has helped us create new ways to keep the diverse population of our community informed about happenings.

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Through the years, every single guest who visited us signed the book. It is a glorious collection of memories by our family and friends, written from the heart

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You go for a walk, a hike, even a bike ride. A peregrination of any type.

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Four residents write the final chapter for this series.

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ECA’s Directors talk about interests other than policies and budgets.

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You may be wondering where the loons are when the lake freezes.

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Eastman Lake is a focal point in the community where residents enjoy four seasons of activities in a beautiful setting. Its health depends upon good environmental practices year-round. So, hold the salt!

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Sustainable Eastman is launching an initiative to explore that question and many others about the viability of the 3,800-acre forest we call home.

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I can’t help but snicker when I see those ubiquitous bumper stickers bragging that “This Car Climbed Mt. Washington.”

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After last year’s dearth of snow, let’s hope for a better winter.

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