Not directly. Municipalities can zone for, even incentivize with tax breaks the sort of amenities you are talking about, but it would take a private developer to build it. Unless of course it was a municipal project, but then the tax payers would foot the bill. You think NH's aging population would want to pay for a trampoline park? Throw in a shuffleboard court and you might have a chance...

Boo!

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The skier even commented on it!

I actually take offense to the idea that we aren't moving. I am heavier than average and training for the Mini and Hoosiers out run cancer. It's not about moving many people in this area can't afford even basic aca insurance and are sitting on several issues keeping them from losing the weight besides being super active.

New Hampshire and Massachusetts are both awesome places to live!

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I don't have much input besides good luck with your move :)

Freedom is not about getting things for free because you raped your neighbor. Grow up.

Get this man an MVP award

$1500 is about what I paid ~30 minutes from Portsmouth

I dunno, first time. But I had to wait three months so maybe the demand is high

Right now it sounds like LinWood is saying they're short on people. I wouldn't be surprised if Franconia and Littleton work out a contract extension, but eventually Franconia is going to have to look at a long term solution.

If I were a resident, I would be pestering the BoS about it. Tough decision about budgets.

Of course, this is also not a cheap place to live on EMT salaries unless they already live here.

huge 😂

One of my father’s friends died in an avalanche in the 1980s on Mt. Washington in April. The mountains are very unforgiving.

I wonder if they're going to have to pay up to LinWood or something like that in the future then, I always wanted to get videos of FLS responding but I guess I never will now lol

They've been using Littleton for awhile. Looking at news articles in the Caledonian Record(what I can read since it's paywalled) and Franconia BoS minutes it was a last month thing.

The contract with Littleton ends at the end of this month. Littleton doesn't want to renew it as they rightfully feel that Littleton should come first and the calls in Franconia-especially Cannon Mountain stuff pulls them out of town too often.

*I'm kind of a nerd and read local papers, then dig up board minutes to research. I also like listening to broadcastify feeds. It's about the only way I can stay informed, lol.

Indeed it is. Also combined with the housing cost.

Jeez, that’s a lot. My recent vet charged $500 including blood work. Is that cost standard here?

Interesting take from my comment

Girl, you need to stand down. If you have an issue with race, that's YOUR problem. Don't paint the entire state with your point of view. I'm not sure where you're from, but this is NOT the case in my neck of the woods. Keep your racism to yourself!

Walking, as pleasant and healthy as it is, burns very few calories. It’s usually excess intake that’s the problem.

One thing to keep in mind is that overall-considering both wages and prices-you’d be moving from one of the least expensive states to one of the most expensive. https://meric.mo.gov/data/cost-living-data-series

Im surprised I don't affect local weather patterns with all the wind I'm sucking when I hike them but the break at the top is always worth it.

My brother was an EMT in Lowell and Lawrence, MA; in both cases he worked for private ambulance companies that were somehow contracted out and would bring people to hospitals. I think the pay is much better in MA than in NH. He moved on and now he’s almost a nurse practitioner, but those Lawrence days were pretty crazzzyyy. He made lots of good friends though!

You can be reasonably safe in tucks and huntington in the winter

Something I've been pondering... do you assess the risk of hangfire before going to search, or is it somewhat just accepted due to the severity of the situation? I don't remember AIARE discussing it much.