I made about $30k net (54 gross) and can’t afford to live anywhere but my family’s home 🫠

Yes, live just across the border in Oxford County and I’ve stopped checking other sources after the last couple storms.

Thanks for showing Maine on this map. We’re over here near Augusta and love the accuracy of your work!

It’s WAAAY more marketable

Just wondering, are the differences following the Pemi and Baker river valleys just explained by elevation? I’ve always had a tough time telling (anecdotally) if the extra ~500-100 feet predictably makes much of a difference in snowfall.

Thank you we appreciate it. The 4-8 and the 8-12 still look identical to me.

I used this https://www.color-blindness.com/coblis-color-blindness-simulator/

I make 60k and live in Dover, and it’s getting tight. I own a one-bedroom condo where I live alone for 900/month. Entertainment, bills, car and the like cost me about another 700-1000. A roommate or a second job would help you a lot. Good luck!

Got milk, bread, eggs, and extra kibble for the kitties. Will be fine.

I lived there for a while years back. I stalked my old apartment and it's $2300 a month now.

Reddit randomly votes up or down sometimes. Something about fooling bots.

Hey @TheCloudBoy, your data is awesome. Thank you! I live in Chester, right between Derry and Raymond. Best guess, how much snow you think I’ll get?

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Why don’t you DM me your resume and I will take a look. Experience in operations is a plus. Computer networking experience is a huge plus.

Don't take it personally. There's plenty of fuckin nuts on reddit that just do it for shits

Really want to take a PTO day to ski but I'm not sure I want to drive in this guy.

It was a joke.

Obviously the state governor making suggestions to the Executive Council as to how he believes we can improve our voting system shouldn't be covered by the local news outlet because that has absolutely no impact on the citizens of this state.

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“Please … call this a ‘bomb cyclone’”

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Best time to shovel in Nashua?

I'd be looking at Dover and Newmarket. The kind of housing students use.

Is this entry level stuff with training? Recently moved here from Ca. & looking to get into a new trade.

I’ve been looking around a bit & although theres plenty of jobs its either low paying warehouse gigs or anything over 50k a year you need a degree. Not much in between here.

You'll have more fun living in dover. But cheaper and a better night life for locals

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