I've been looking all morning and unfortunately I have found nothing. It sounds like she is still missing.

I've checked scanner links on broadcastify and really haven't heard anything since yesterday. Not sure which net they are using for the search.

I'm in the flight path which aircraft would use between the search area and Concord and haven't heard any go over this morning.

Not looking good unfortunately.

Edit: just heard a blackhawk go over heading south to north.

Hope she makes it out.

This is NOT a good night to be out and exposed to the elements. Wind is blowing and it is already chilly.

Sounds like she might have been out alone too.

Scary for the family and friends for sure.

Harley sticker in the back window. Stereotypes exist for a reason-I bet he was liquored up to the gills.

I hope they can get those apartments fixed up soon. Really sucks for those folks there.

Crud. That's what I get for speedreading. Sorry about that.

Are you on the no call list? You can try reporting the number here: https://www.donotcall.gov/report.html

FWIW, I've never reported a number, but I find the no call list pretty much worthless. Maybe I'll start reporting.

NH is 24th week with exceptions for fatal fetal anomalies and obviously risks to mother's health.

I would like to see the rape and incest exceptions added to the third trimester exceptions as there are several instances where the mother may not be able to seek one as they were under the control of another person.

You could try asking them to remove you from their call list. I say try, because we all know how that goes.

I agree that it is not the police that are calling.

From your other posts, I'm assuming you live in the Attleboro area.

I personally would not do this in stages within MA. I would find a job in southern NH, and suck up the long commute until you find a place in NH to rent. The below mention of BAE was a great one. There are other large companies in southern NH that will also provide good benefit packages.

It is "easy" to rent a place from a distance, so grab one quickly and use that as a staging point to find either a house or another apartment. I rented the house I'm sitting in sight unseen from 1700 miles away.

In the meantime, you can start preparing for your move now by getting rid of unused stuff.

Good luck.

Had a couple seconds of flurries here by Squam Lake this morning.

Finally getting around to spray my truck with Woolwax tomorrow.

One of these days I need to make sure my snowblower still runs.

Sorry, no I don't.

I also missed the part where you were living in CT. You should be able to find something in CT, RI, or bump up to New Bedford/Fairhaven, MA. Good luck.

IMO, you're better off looking in ME or MA. My dad(now retired) was on scallop boats out of New Bedford for years before he bought his own boat. I don't think you'll find much other than a few day boats for groundfish or lobster out of Portsmouth.

> prison is full of constitutional experts who know their rights.

I tend to chuckle whenever I see someone screeching about their rights when they're in trouble in a state which is known to trample on said rights. The folks that live there and screech about their denied rights are the worst-they are literally financing the people who have removed those rights with their tax money.

LMAO at all the leftist morons downvoting any pro US statement in here. Downvote harder please.

OP, you can see this is a toxic sub for anything pro US Constitution. There are better places to ask these questions and it sure isn't reddit.

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lol, no

Well, you'll note the OP is discussing concealed carry.

No kidding, but I have rarely heard of a bad situation for storage facility owners.

I'm sure there are the ancillary costs such as insurance and occasional maintenance, but where is the down side? Commercial land is pricey, but not that pricey, and it isn't as if the buildings themselves are expensive.

The downside is the town has to administer it. This costs money.

It's not as simple as just dropping it off with the clerk as many towns don't have five day a week hours. The town I'm building a house in only opens the town hall for 11 hours a week.

'but we could get a drop box'. Unsecured ballot drop boxes are not a great idea, and while it is by no means as egregious as the idiot election conspiracy theory think, some shenanigans do happen.

Easiest is just get an absentee ballot. I can call my town clerk and ask her to mail me one for whatever made up or real reason and it will be in my PO Box the next day.

That's what I would do as well, but you came off as unnecessarily overaggressive.

I didn't say that, the OP said it.

Even though he did say that, it may not be "the most important thing" in his life.

Not all criminals are geniuses.

Dummy.

Serious question, why should he leave it at home?

Where did I say guns are the most important thing in my life?

I choose not to support places that restrict a constitutional right.

Having a NH PRL also satisfies the requirements for FTF handgun sales unless you personally know the individual buying.

https://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/XII/159/159-14.htm

Easiest answer to to not travel to those states. They don't deserve my business for supporting such bullshit.

Maine is fair game though.

As already mentioned check the cost of living. You'll find housing costs are significantly higher than what you see in much of NC-not counting places like Cary. The cost for heat would be another sticker shock item for you.

"restrictive"?

If you're not going to be around on the election day, just ask for an absentee ballot. It's not in flight rocket surgery.

We're not a large enough state to do TX's silly multi week early voting thing.