Recent comments in /f/newhampshire
smartest_kobold t1_jaacyl1 wrote
Either confront shitty politicians in public or leave them alone. This is weird.
Justice-Girl-369 t1_jaacbr1 wrote
Been here since 2002. It's insane now. Becoming more of a city!
[deleted] t1_jaac7lg wrote
Reply to Controversial opinión, but I do think the Nashua Center of Arts looks good in the city. by teddyjr32378
I’ve never been there , but I’d love to visit someday
huskydannnn t1_jaabosx wrote
Reply to comment by PoorInCT in How worried should we be if the debt ceiling isn’t lifted? by AgathaMarple
thats why i said the only way to avoid war with china is by standing up to our government. and i hope the chinese stand up to theirs.
Boats_are_fun t1_jaabahs wrote
Reply to comment by TurnoverTall in Local weather stations downplaying tonight's storm? by [deleted]
Whoops. Wrong guy. Paging u/TheCloudBoy
Curious_Buffalo_1206 t1_jaab5lh wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Local weather stations downplaying tonight's storm? by [deleted]
Sounds like a nightmare to get properly labeled data… those NWS “trained spotter” reports would only go so far. Taken at different times, at inconsistent locations, tricky to account for drift and aspect.
If you know anything about the shenanigans Killington pulls with their snow stake, the flaws here would be very obvious. They report from a spot on the mountain that is not representative at all — the snow piles up there twice as deep as elsewhere. Their snow stake is a dirty liar.
Also, the best model this winter will probably be very different from the best model in an El Niño year.
InformalThroat9602 t1_jaaar39 wrote
Reply to comment by Icy-Neck-2422 in When did Salem go through the rapid growth spurt? by GraveyardMistress
I avoid it like the plague on the weekends too
anniebyers3 t1_jaaa8l9 wrote
The American stone henge is pretty cool too. Salem NH
PoorInCT t1_jaaa4yz wrote
Reply to comment by huskydannnn in How worried should we be if the debt ceiling isn’t lifted? by AgathaMarple
War is coming, it's the path chosen by the governments, and its government not people who execute Wars. In any case, the world is much better off if the Chinese are defeated
zrad603 t1_jaa8yn9 wrote
[deleted] t1_jaa7dmm wrote
[deleted]
NewEnglandBlueberry t1_jaa67u6 wrote
Reply to comment by HakaelDRC in Controversial opinión, but I do think the Nashua Center of Arts looks good in the city. by teddyjr32378
Alright, while I may be technically correct that it is a relatively high crime rate for the area (rural neighbors or not), I will concede that we're better than average relative to most similarly sized cities countrywide. I removed it from my comment.
Dependent_Season_669 t1_jaa610e wrote
Reply to comment by Sensitive_Lie9674 in Governor sitting next to us while out to eat with family by DareMe603
I've had the first initial COVID shot and 2 boosters.
[deleted] t1_jaa5fv3 wrote
Reply to comment by Wide_Television_7074 in Governor sitting next to us while out to eat with family by DareMe603
[deleted]
Stickyfynger t1_jaa5cvp wrote
Reply to comment by Boats_are_fun in Local weather stations downplaying tonight's storm? by [deleted]
I poked my head in to see if u/cloudboy had weighed in here.
TurnoverTall t1_jaa53t2 wrote
Reply to comment by Boats_are_fun in Local weather stations downplaying tonight's storm? by [deleted]
That user seems to have no records of posts or interactions…
aladdyn2 t1_jaa4ted wrote
Reply to comment by nowhereman1223 in How long to get the physical drivers license in the mail these days? by lanadelgay69
In NH, other states aren't going to like it. And you can't use it for flying
huskydannnn t1_jaa4pip wrote
Reply to comment by PoorInCT in How worried should we be if the debt ceiling isn’t lifted? by AgathaMarple
i dont watch the news because its toxic nonsense and propaganda. and nobody will make me believe that any citizens between usa and china have something to fight over. i think more people should turn off the news
greenglasstree t1_jaa4b9l wrote
Reply to Mental health resources are scarce. How NH residents are getting the help they need by greenhousecrtv
Health resources in general are craptastic in New Hampshire. Both mental and physical.
My friend's father shouldn't have to drive to another state just because he has a relatively uncommon disease and the specialists in NH suck.
New Hampshire needs to stand on its own feet and provide health services and jobs for its own people.
Icy-Neck-2422 t1_jaa46on wrote
28 has seen steady development over the last 10 years or so, but it really took off in the last 3 years once they razed the track and built out Tuscan Village.
It’s a fucking shitshow on weekends - moreso than ever.
dannychan25 t1_jaa3etw wrote
Reply to comment by 1976dave in That 44-unit tiny home development, built by employer who can't keep staff by GraniteGeekNH
Luckily, I was able to purchase my first home with my gf at 22. Now… a lot of things had to fall into place ‘perfectly’ for this to happen. And surprisingly they all did.
We each pay 1250 a month for mortgage which is slightly under half months pay (one pay check bi weekly). It is really tough, especially when you couple that with electricity, utilities, plowing, groceries, oil/gas/propane heating, and kids/pets if you have them (I only have 2 dogs and they eat a shit ton).
If you look at it this way, you save a lot of money by renting and don’t have to worry about upkeep and any of the above mentioned things. However, the “fact” that it’s impossible to own a home is simply not true.
A lot of these landlords are paying off their mortgage by renting out apartments. Why pay for their mortgage when you can get your own. All in all, I do have a partner to help split the mortgage with, but at least we are building equity and don’t have to deal with rules/annoying neighbors.
Lastly, I have so many friends who say they can’t afford a mortgage when they are literally paying one to rent an apartment. Wait for rates to go back down before shopping for a home.
HakaelDRC t1_jaa20he wrote
Reply to comment by NewEnglandBlueberry in Controversial opinión, but I do think the Nashua Center of Arts looks good in the city. by teddyjr32378
The surrounding towns are mostly rural and have no downtown areas. Nashua still has a lower crime rate than Manchester and Concord despite its proximity to Lowell and ranks pretty high on the safest places to live in the country. Suggesting that crime is “high” under most measures here just isn’t accurate.
hindermore t1_jaa0e32 wrote
Reply to That 44-unit tiny home development, built by employer who can't keep staff by GraniteGeekNH
People: We need more housing options that are available and affordable.
Devs build 44 units that run below average rental prices
People: Not like that!
NewEnglandBlueberry t1_jaa021h wrote
Reply to comment by HakaelDRC in Controversial opinión, but I do think the Nashua Center of Arts looks good in the city. by teddyjr32378
Compared to the surrounding area. Not as bad as Manchester, but bad enough to justify investing in public safety.
zoolilba t1_jaad3r4 wrote
Reply to comment by smartest_kobold in That 44-unit tiny home development, built by employer who can't keep staff by GraniteGeekNH
I was thinking the same thing.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=tfp2O9ADwGk&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE