Yes, that is the “ban” people are upset about.

He’s been good. Not great, but good. And given the array of psychos the GOP has on offering, he continues to be a breath of fresh air.

That’s true, campus is a world unto itself. For most people post-college, though, it is challenging.

Best: Natural beauty, sense of community, safety, convenient location

Worst: Cost of living, very sleepy (even in the “city”), limited dating pool, lack of public transportation

It’s decent but I do lean toward Chick-fil-A.

Your work is so wonderful! Do you show it anywhere?

There’s a hack squat at Great Bay Athletic Club in Newmarket.

So much more interesting than modern headstones.

I see Dr. Sherry at Dental Designs of New England in Merrimack and have always had a great experience!

Black Trumpet in Portsmouth.

Is Rochester generally accepted to be part of the Seacoast? It seems like a stretch but I guess I don’t know what other region I’d put it in. Downtown’s closer to Lake Winni than Portsmouth Harbor…

Howdy :)

Reach out to a realtor. That is how I found where I currently live in Newmarket. Otherwise I hadn’t seen the space advertised in any of the usual places.

It’s very reliable. Check C&J’s schedule online. On average I’d say it’s about an hour and five minutes, sometimes longer or shorter depending on traffic.

I go once a week from the Seacoast. I drive to the park and ride in Seabrook and then take the bus into South Station from there. It’s easy but still a time commitment.

I’d love to take the train but its schedule just isn’t conducive to a normal commute. I’d recommend against driving if you plan on doing it more than once or twice a week… it will break you as a person lol

It’s Heather Street. The Currier Museum owns both of them and tours run spring through the end of the year. I highly recommend!

Both are on the same street in Manchester’s north end, actually. I’ve toured them and they’re beautiful!

Do people not like it?! I’m never in Nashua these days but I think it’s cool. Plenty of old school New England architecture around if that’s your thing but this looks like a nice modern addition to downtown.

Holy cow this weed conversation is incessant 😵‍💫

I’m not concerned at all! I didn’t write up the headline, you can blame the UL for that one. I’m happy to see dense development and housing going in downtown Manch.

You’re right! I have heard about that stop, too.

You guys sound fun! I hope you figure something out that you enjoy. April’s indeed a tough time of year up here and the public transportation situation is abysmal.

Amtrak does have three stops in the state, all on the Seacoast: Exeter, Durham, and Dover. Unfortunately, none of these feature any place within biking distance that will astound you with natural beauty or spectacular stargazing.

You’re going to want to drive and you’ll want to head north, maybe somewhere like Lincoln or North Conway - both small mountain towns that offer some good dining, natural beauty, and dark skies. A drive along the Kancamagus (the route through the mountains connecting these two towns) at night will offer a number of pull-off locations to park and look up.

Keep in mind road shoulders could still be clogged with snow, sand, and other wintry debris. I personally wouldn’t be keen on biking in these areas at that time of year but I’m sure people do.

People are largely hostile to anyone from out of state buying homes here. Many also view anyone coming from Mass as another vote for the Dems, though historically Mass has sent us their GOP refugees.

I’m with you though. We’re doing better than the other two northern New England states with some of what you mentioned, but it’s easy to see NH just stagnating as cold Florida.