My daughter absolutely loves the before and after school program that LiveWire runs. I love seeing…read morehow excited she is to go. We don't sue this service every day only in a pinch but my daughter asks to go every day. There have been days when doctors appointments have run late or i have gotten sick and LiveWire has stepped right up and really been a life saver!!! Thank you for all you guys do!

By far the worst day care in the area! Sue, the owner / operator, (Who looks like "Suzzan", the…read morePhil Hartman character on Saturday night live) is the most unprofessional business person I have ever had the misfortune of doing business with. She will lie to your face and smile while she does it. She will tell you shes here for you while stabbing you in the back. Her memory of past events and things she has promised will change with her moods. She is a gossip and absolute trailer park trash. While you struggle to make ends meet to pay for her services she flaunts expensive jewelry and photos of her most resent European vacation payed for by you. And I would like to know who was watching my child while his arm was being lacerated by another child who was testing the sharpness of a "spear" he had just made?! I wouldn't leave my dog at live wire let alone my child after the terrible experience we had and neither should you.

I returned to Eastman after some time 40 years. We were on of the original condo owners. They…read morehave made improvements over the years including a health club and pool, many more condos particularly in the west cove, a new golf clubhouse and a new restaurant. I can see where they have reinvested in the community over the years. I now know where I am going to retire when I reach that age.

I grew up here and I try to get back as often as possible. This is the type of place where you…read morealways get a friendly "hello" from good friends and complete strangers. It might be on the golf course, while paddling around the lake, on the tennis courts, or cross country skiing on the endless miles of wooded trails. Eastman has the perfect balance of rural life and planned development with beautiful beaches, wildlife, and hidden secrets like the Troll House.

Awesome!! The family who works here are super helpful and it's a really fun studio to be in!! Not…read moreonly aesthetically pleasing they have great work ethic and awesome materials to help record your art! Highly recommend!

Great help to us and always very friendly. Yesterday we picked up food and were very happy to find…read morea bag of potatoes that were not half rotted, like what we bought. Another treat to us was haddock and a jar of mayonnaise. Made a potato salad to eat for the next 2 evenings. Look forward to a treat or two and this time it was a small pound cake. Thanks to all involved, not sure how we would make it without this help.

This is one of the best local charities we have! They do so much with so little! If you are in…read moreneed, go see them! If you have a little extra money or time, please donate them!

Cozy, warm place and you know your child is well cared for when you can't be there. Staff is like…read morefamily. Miss it.

The services provided by the Council on Aging (COA) are unmatched even in large towns and cities…read more This is a gem of a place and one that serves as a community center as well as an empowering location for the many senior adults in the extended New London area. COA is open 9 am to 4 pm Monday through Friday, but closed on Federal Holidays. The COA serves the residents nine communities in two counties. With a roster of nearly 2,500 members, the COA serves the over 50 year-old crowd with a plethora of offerings and services. It has 27 seasonal programs and services offered in house as well as affiliated programs outside the building. In addition, a volunteer force of over 200 dedicated individuals contributes more than 8,000 hours of services annually. One of the salient programs of the COA is its transportation program. The volunteer driver corps drives over 60,000 miles annually, using their own vehicles to provide rides for elderly persons with little mobility or those without transportation. These range from important health and wellness visits, to picking up the week's groceries. Other offerings include the Tom & Tom mens' discussion group, an active weekly forum for organized sharing and discussion (no politics of religion allowed); both French and Spanish immersion discussion groups; power walking at the Proctor Academy gym; health and fitness classes; painting workshops; a needlecraft group, Tai Chi gatherings; women's discussion groups, computer classes; Parkinson's Support classes; Meditation workshops; long-term planning workshops; a Breakfast Book Club; and a Humanistic and Agnostic discussion groups among other activities. The COA also provides Mobility Equipment loaners for people with limited mobility; from canes, to walkers and wheelchairs. One of the salient features of the COA is its Library with numerous fiction and non-fictions literary works for the reading crowd. Not all is discussion and sedentary at the COA. The Outdoor Recreation For Seniors (ORFS) group at the COA is made up of numerous high-energy seniors whose hiking, alpine and nordic skiing, kayaking and snowshoeing activities would put many younger persons to shame. The ORFS is active throughout the year. The COA is a huge resource for a large portion of the Kearsarge community.

Our rented excavator arrived when promised and was in excellent working condition. Mr. White was…read morevery helpful and the whole rental process was easy. I highly recommend White's rentals!

I highly recommend Whites rentals! He and his main man Less…read moredid a great job...everything they said they would do and more. Look forward to working with them again if the need arises

PJD Septic was responsive and pumped my septic system and cleared some roots that were blocking the…read moretank. The house is somewhat rural and hard to find but they found it no problem!