I think it’s pretty good, personally.

Hometown Coffee Roasters in Manchester has some good coffee. I've never tried their light roast, but the medium and dark roasts are good.

And another storm possible Friday

And, so far as I've heard, still no serious efforts towards revamping the Jones Act which costs New England a fortune in natural gas transportation costs.

Gentrification isn't a dirty word and shouldn't be. I work very close to this building and am excited for the clientele it will bring. I hope they tear down the whole fuckin street and make it look modern and fancy like this.

Its pretty easy but some towns won't let you fo your own electrical. :(

Many states already charge hundreds or thousands a year of extra money for registrations for EVs

Out of KMHT?

Is this still available for pick up. My friend wants one and he is good with customization.

Funspot.

Norlun instability trough axes are the next fun one I can't wait to unload here

Democrats will try to tax the e energy residential customers produce and don't use to make up for lost revenue from them not buying electricity like a good consumer.

Hey I know Russ Murley, his name would definitely be something ski related haha

King David’s in Nashua.

I drive by it basically daily, it’s pretty nice. Main Street recently during the summer has been very active and the local businesses from my point of view have been fairly busy so this will bring more eyes to the city or that portion at least.

If you showed me this and said guess the NH town I would not assume Nashua, for that matter I would say this is Mass not NH, I like the look, it doesn’t seem to fit in though given the rest of downtown, maybe upgrades will be coming to match this modern look. I’m down with that

Tuckerbox

McIntyre ski Hill in Manchester for tubing/skiing in the morning. Lunch at the Puritan Backroom. SEE Science Center for afternoon fun. They have a bunch of fun stuff, but they also just have a big Lego table if you need quieter play. Before you leave town, head to Dancing Lion for some Mayan Drinking Chocolate or The Bookery, both on Elm St.

Looks greats except getting there will cost you a bent rim……worst roads in NH. Hey but we have fine arts!

wholesome 😂

I thought it was a waste of money considering all of the bigger issues that Nashua has, but I agree, it does look nice.

I had the esteemed pleasure of working with one of the the hosts. Maybe he’s a nice guy, but I didn’t respect him.

I would agree with you but there has to be enough money to go to a nursing home. They are almost all for profit and are outrageously expensive.

Highly recommend The Collective Studios in Londonderry! They have spin and other classes in the dark/dark rooms that are perfect for what you are looking for. They also have some cool videos on their Instagram page that demonstrate this. Highly accepting of all skill levels!

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.