Yeah true, My schedule is open, The best is morning passes during the weekday, When the snow is still good and not icy and theres no lines, It is kinda nuts its like $60 for a 4 hour lift ticket

This isn't a mobile home. The original MLS listing form this year is a ranch. Looking at this new listing they clearly bought it and flipped it.

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How often have you felt ethically and/or morally wrong when you had to abide by the law and not pull a child from a home?

It'll get cold.

Going skiing mid-week is 100000000000x more pleasant than attempting to squeeze in on the weekends. If possible.

dude it is such a warm winter though, Like It feels like spring its scary, I live on the water on cape cod and it does not feel right, Feel like the earth is dying ;(

Sweet, Ill check it out, Im moving here until may, its a tiny house on lake granite and he airbnbs during the summer, Im paying 1250 a month all utilities included, looking forward to skiing bc I really like Wachuesett sunapee and pats peak

Might be a little north for you - 20-30 mins away.

There's also Pillsbury State Park & State Reservation in Washington.

Tons of natural stuff in a 30-60 min radius from Nelson.

I would venture to guess that there isn’t too much of a difference between the lifespan of a standard new ranch home compared to a new manufactured home. It’s all up to the care and upkeep of the owner.

thanks I move to nelson tomorrow night

Other than funding--> staffing..... there needs to be a policy for when a worker says they can't take any more. Right now, the distribution of cases is just "it's your turn, no exceptions." If a worker is going through something or has one case that is super difficult, they're just forced to keep taking more and more cases until they quit. There's no way to give someone a little break while they catch their breath. So everyone just leaves.

To this day, I fail to understand how the hell political party rules supersede state law. Someone who knows more than me, please enlighten.

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Silver Mountain

Sand Pond

Goshen Ocean & trail

That example is definitely misleading. Looks like it could be a new construction manufactured home 100% but then you see this in the construction details:

Condition

New construction: No

Year built: 1948

Looking at more of the photos, maybe it's not a manufactured home at all though. Just some fancy updates.

You are very kind to offer this assistance. I admire people like you. Thank you.

I could write a book on this. But right now NH needs fresh ideas. The same people have been promoted up and up and up for decades. They all promote the status quo because it has furthered their careers and they don't want to piss each other off. They have an interest in maintaining things as they are.

Joe Ribsam was supposed to change the system, but he never brought in anyone new. So he just got absorbed into the existing power structure and never changed anything.

Workers need to be paid in a way that reflects their value and experience.

Foster parents need to be fairly reimbursed for their work, and they need adequate support from the agency.

Caseload standards have to be established so that workers aren't criminally overloaded.

It has to be recognized that different offices have different needs. Like, Berlin has to have lower caseloads because they have a huge catchment area and spend half a day driving just to see one kid. But Manchester workers get the most violent cases with the largest numbers of children and the most crimes against children. They need to somehow be supported. And their caseloads have to be reasonable so that they can put the attention and effort into ensuring the safety of the kids.

Staffing is far, far lower than it would need to be for our kids to be safe. And worker turnover is insane, leading to loss of knowledge, leading to kids feeling less safe, foster parents feeling unsupported, greater placement disruptions, and burnout on all sides.

I’m curious what you think the most needed reform from Concord is

Even if it is on its own land, manufactured home on average only lasts 30 years. You would have to buy a new manufactured home after 30 years. This is exactly the definition of a depreciating asset.

No. Manufactured Homes are real estate in NH. In MA, they are more like a car or other good that is transferred via Bill of Sale and not a Deed.

It is considered a depreciation asset because often they reside in a park and owners do not own the land they sit on, meaning the value of the home only goes down while the value of the land may rise with the homeowner seeing no benefit.

If the land is deeded along with the home there is no reason to think of it as something that will depreciate.

The Democratic National Committee is now giving New Hampshire until June 3 to meet the party's requirements to hold an early primary.

The state originally had until Jan. 5 to repeal the state law requiring New Hampshire’s primary to be first and to allow early voting.

The state party has said neither can be done with Republicans holding both houses of the legislature and the governor's office.

The national party could take away New Hampshire’s current second spot in the Democratic primary calendar if the demands aren't met.

State leaders from both parties have promised to still hold the first primary.

Try goodrx.com. Type in the prescription name and see which stores will get you the cheapest. What's the name of the med you are trying to fill? I can look it up for you. Also install the goodrx app. It's super easy to use. Literally saved thousands

A mom of a newborn manhandled by MPD, her face squashed against the hood of my car while the handcuffed her, as I held the baby they tricked her into handing them. A week later they court found she did no wrong and sent the baby back.

Two workers administered CPR to a stranger who OD'd on the street on their lunch break. Supervisors wouldn't let them take the rest of the day off.

Being accused of being a theif and a murderer every day.

Booze bottles found in the office restroom by some poor burned out worker.

Toddlers telling me what their mommy made them do for the camera.

Supervisors laughing and shrugging when I begged not to be given another case.

The director making a domestic abuser second in command.

Workers lives, marriages, families falling apart.

It's a miracle that MA is as bad as it is with so much funding. One worker actually left DCYF to take a job in DCF.... and then CAME BACK because Manch was actually better than Lowell!