Hiking and Indoor stuff.

If you want to snowboard, find the deals on season passes near the end of summer beginning of fall.

Pick a smaller mountain/hill and it can be quite fairly priced.

Cross Country skiing is also quite popular.

I have “good” friends I also “like” with public facing projects I support. But I’d absolutely remove all doubt before speaking on their behalf - it can taint public perception going forward. A lot of comments made are not just “misunderstandings” but missed opportunities to capitalize on dialogue.

Hiking 100%. Good boots and bundle up. There are plenty of short "almost impossible to get in trouble" hikes around your neck of the woods.

Never mind. I found it. See the last section of How a Bill Becomes a Law, New Hampshire Almanac.

I’m not disagreeing with you, I think I just have a different perspective because I’m interested in a premium product/service. At any rate I hope NH can legalize so we can capitalize on lost revenue from such late market entry. Cheers.

If I had a nickel for every time I’ve seen this type of headline, I’d have enough to drive to MA and buy and eighth

Quoting the asshole that loses is really indicative of the movement, yes.

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Under 400 sq feet.

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> Honestly, the Wickard v. Filburn ruling on the interstate commerce clause needs to be overturned. It's how the Feds get their hands into a lot things.

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Go skiing and go to the bar

Does the NH Constitution allow pocket vetoes? Or would legislation that reaches the Governor's desk become law unless he explicitly vetoes the bill?

I know $35 a slice sounds cheap but we’re talking about a product that’s actually easier to grow than tomatoes. It can come down a lot more and still be profitable.

Meanwhile the private dispensary’s you love so much are gouging us cause we’re used to paying more when it was illegal.

It is just a plant in the end.

I am doubtful this plan will work well in NH. People I talk to about dispensaries care about the product and service they provide. ME has a whole heap of quality dispensaries mere minutes from the NH seacoast, some with their own white labeled top-quality bud that sells for $35 1/8oz before volume discounts. I don’t see NH being able to siphon enough traffic by competing on price nor quality.

I could be wrong, and would be pleasantly surprised if that is the case.

Not sure if you guys ski or snowboard but ragged mountains not to far from andover. Great vibe there even if your just chillin in the bar

$1200 a month for rent right now is a good deal. Why bring politics into this?

1. I absolutely agree that wet socks do suck ass, and Yes they will be putting up a sound wall as part of this project. I will be nice to talk at living room volume in the back yard.

On behalf of other property owners in the state.. please disagree with your own money. Thanks.

This scheme provides zero benefit to the people that will have to pay for it.

Enough with the AirBnB nonsense.

Innovation costs money, just like in any industry or process. These dollars represent NH's effort to create some new process to attack what I think is the state's most pressing need, creating affordable housing.

On this issue and legislation, I think we're just going to have to agree to disagree.

I'd prefer to live in and rent one these units than be crammed into the small apartment I'm living in now and paying the same rent (and am really lucky to be only be paying $1200 a month in Manchester) with my landlord downstairs and a neighbor across the hall.