Sarah Sullivan

3 weeks ago | wjbq.com | Sarah Sullivan |Jon Rineman

Going out to dinner at a place with a lovely view just makes the experience way more enjoyable, especially on the coastline of New Hampshire. It's true, New Hampshire doesn't have a big coastline, but it sure it pretty. There are many eateries to choose from, but here are the Top 8 restaurants that are sure to enhance any menu item with their incredible view. This is the fancy place that you take company when they come to town.

3 weeks ago | seacoastcurrent.com | Sarah Sullivan |Jon Rineman

Going out to dinner at a place with a lovely view just makes the experience way more enjoyable, especially on the coastline of New Hampshire. It's true, New Hampshire doesn't have a big coastline, but it sure it pretty. There are many eateries to choose from, but here are the Top 8 restaurants that are sure to enhance any menu item with their incredible view. This is the fancy place that you take company when they come to town.

4 weeks ago | 949whom.com | Sarah Sullivan |Jon Rineman

Going out to dinner at a place with a lovely view just makes the experience way more enjoyable, especially on the coastline of New Hampshire. It's true, New Hampshire doesn't have a big coastline, but it sure it pretty. There are many eateries to choose from, but here are the Top 8 restaurants that are sure to enhance any menu item with their incredible view. This is the fancy place that you take company when they come to town.

2 months ago | 949whom.com | Sarah Sullivan |Michael Rock

BankNH Pavilion in Gilford, New Hampshire has been adding shows for their Summer Season and you won't believe the line up. Counting Crows, Wednesday, June 25Every 90's kid is going to be so excited for this band. Can you believe the Counting Crows are nostalgia now? Time flies!Brad Paisley, Saturday, July 19Brad Paisley is one of my all time favorite artists. He plays the guitar like one of the best around. Don't miss this show, it will sell out.

Mar 20, 2025 | 949whom.com | Sarah Sullivan |Chris Sedenka

Here in Maine, we’ve got some solid bragging rights. Sure, we’ve got the king of horror himself, Stephen King, who has been terrifying readers (and basically making them afraid of clowns, hotels, and small towns) for decades. But that’s not all—we’re also the proud home of the world’s most important treat, the whoopie pie, (well, that’s still debatable as Pennsylvania wants that status, but we’re sticking to our claim) and let’s not forget, we’re the birthplace of Earmuffs.