Why are you talking bagels; OP wants to know about sports.

Comcast (broadband, but can be fast) has a stranglehold in Claremont, and the area.

Fidium (symmetrical fiber) is only available in a few small towns that Comcast doesn't already monopolize.

That being said, I would just get internet, and a good VPN. You'll be able to stream any game or event for free once you get the hang of finding them.

Ramunto's in Claremont is actually decent pizza, and the happy hour deal is pretty good.

I hated snowblowing after the latest storm... multiple jams and a broken shear-pin. If you wait a couple days it'll all be melted.

I'm full WFH, and with a cool boss I can dip out to go skiing on days like this.

That's nuts.

Solid amount.

Get some!

Not super heavy snow, but sticky and lots of it. Okemo is low-key great as I type this on the lift.

No lines, lots of powder. My legs are on fire.

The roads were straight shit, lots of limbs down, and some roads closed.

Use Waze

A coworker in Springfield, VT shared that a relative near Exit 2 off I-91 had 22" an hour ago.

What are the wind gust predictions by the coast?

Same. Power is flickering here, but when it goes out we usually get it back pretty quick.

Neighbor is the 1st person on the next grid over, so when I get my power back they're still out.

K. No one actually cared.

Gendered bathrooms are dumb.

If the men's room is full I'm going to knock, and use the female bathroom, if it's empty.

It was great fun if you didn't have to live on campus.

Thank you GI Bill.

You're thinking of Smuggler's Notch.

Thanks for adding.

I'm not looking for new work, but OT info seems to always be missing from job listings. Good luck with your quest.

Salary exempt, or non-exempt; is overtime paid for?

"Democrats for War!"

I think I'll get some of those bumper stickers made up.... throw everyone off.

It's a rural area, overall, with Lebanon, Hanover, Harford (aka White River Junction), and Norwich making up a connected patchwork of big towns/small "city".

Housing will be expensive and take more planning than you would think to lock a place down.

There are a bunch of restaurants to check out in a 5-30 minute radius of DHMC.

Lebanon, Hanover, and Hartford have small walkable areas that are nice.

You'll be in luck if you're an outdoorsy person; there's lots of skiing relatively close, tons of hiking trails, plenty of places to drop in your kayak/canoe, and a couple rail trail sections to ride your bike in to avoid cars.

It's a pretty area, but your challenges will be finding a place to live, and meeting folks outside of work.

Cool rumor.

Source?

Sorry, not much help here. I don't have to travel, or pay for mine.

go where?