Tiffany Hill

Tiffany Hill

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Middays from 10am-3pm

You’re likely to find Tiffany in a craft brewery or hiking trails in the White Mountains. A native New Englander, her vacations were spent escaping summer crowds on Cape Cod to head up to Lincoln and spend quality time with the Kancamagus Highway.

At home, you’ll find her on the couch watching Lord of the Rings for the 500th time with her musician husband. She even decorates her house to look like the elven kingdom “Rivendell”. A natural foodie who loves yoga and meditation, she’s been called a “free spirit.”

Winner of 3 Gracie awards from Women in Media, she has been talking into a microphone in a padded room since she was 19.

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