Awesome will check them out , what’s your go to bean here?

Thanks what’s your go to bean? Do they have a storefront

Thanks several others have mentioned this what’s your go to bean here?

Thanks will check it out. I’m not so into the flavors more of a purist but looks like they have some solid options

Ha!

Thanks I’m not so into the flavors more of a purist but looks like they have some solid options?

Thanks will check it out. I’m not so into the flavors more of a purist but looks like they have some solid options

Thanks do they have a storefront? What’s this festival

I'll have to look in to that more. I only got half the posts for the mount in before this recent snow so I'll have to wait a bit to finish and think more about the electrical side of things.

Half oh nh electric comes from nuclear.

My property taxes agree lol

When you put it that way... MND would be a qualified bidder now that the WV 6pack is operational and that company certainly has some questionable ties to the Sununu family.

Yeah, Manch has a ways to go. I'm in downtown Dover now, and good Lord it's gotta be the best "big little city" in New Hampshire, by a country mile. But Manch's new city plan was quite good. Here's hoping the fact that commuter rail will never happen doesn't kill the whole thing.

Not necessarily. Power plants don't spin up and down instantly. Less demand, if it is short, can simply mean more wasted output with the solar generators selling back to the grid resulting in your rates being higher.

Here’s my prediction

El Niño

You’re awesome dude 🙌

Tuk tuk at Dartmouth. Technically in Hanover, but 10 minutes away.

I’m not against the building by any means , I’m more saying I hope it brings about a change in the look of downtowns infrastructure, I’m not familiar with this building tbh. I grew up in Nashua ca. 2000s -2010s the last time I visited downtown I was upset with the look (Jersey barriers everywhere with weird graffiti) it looked to me like a very stretch of an attempt to look “artsy”. However a change to something more modern/contemporary of this nature is welcomed by myself . Not that my downtown is much more pleasant ( Manchester)

Morons have already started such proposals, in the Moron State of Florida. Indeed, the GOP-dominated legislature passed a bill that would have reduced "net metering" to save the state power monopoly from having to pay as much (or at all) for home solar power fed back to the grid. DeSantis vetoed it last April, but only after a groundswell of conservative voters rebelling. https://www.tampabay.com/news/florida-politics/2022/05/10/panhandles-anger-over-fpl-may-have-helped-spur-desantis-veto-of-anti-solar-bill/

Cannon doesn't generate any profits for the state... As it is even including the revenue offset from the Sunapee Lease, operating cannon is a drain on the states general fund.

BOS. Just worried about the drive down. I'm in the seacoast area..

State law trumps town, and state says homeowners can do their own electric work. I went to the building inspector with my plans, and he said no way. I read the state law and came back armed with that. Oh yeah, you just have to sign this form, then you are good. Funny, the inspection was nothing. Yep solar panels, looks good see ya. I was hoping for more actually.

> it doesn’t seem to fit in though given the rest of downtown

Why should it? Tons of architecture we love now wasn't fitting with the character of the neighborhood at the time of the original construction. Brownstones were hated in Boston, derided as cheap and cookie-cutter housing. Thank God the people who hated it didn't have the ability to make stop it. Now just think of all the stuff that we're stopping today that'd be classic and beloved in fifty years...

Cali already did

I like it! Nashua has a lot of the old architecture, but cities are made of a variety of things, and it's great that they're getting more modern buildings too.