It's all maintained by unresponsive bureaucracies

If theres no available or affordable housing, they probably aren't going to be moving back

I also like small town living. But If you want housing density of 1 unit on every 50-100 acres, good luck having that housing be remotely affordable

No

Haha. Good point. Ive also seen cops parked on the side of Route 5, so it would probably be more readable there

OK, my registration is expired 😞

There were a couple years it declined year over year but overall the population has grown at a meager 2% or so over the past 20 years

Good question. Answer is probably cuz they are mostly rich and/or old who own their homes and plan to stay in them so aren't impacted too much by property values/costs/availability

Is just getting a warning really that likely? I know there's a shortage of cops generally but my commute includes this spot on 91 where I see a state trooper like every other morning, which makes me currently nervous about having expired temporary plates

I was thinking about heading out somewhere in VT but I don't wanna drive out there if it's pure ice

You really aren't supposed to be transporting firewood across state lines. And from firewood has been affected by inflation a lt less than most things

Also might be more affordable housing. Tho I think only the Northeast Kingdom is actually (somewhat) affordable. And beware that outside of Chittenden Cty the state is quite rural!

Dude we had tons in Lebanon, biggest snow heaps I remember seeing and the plow on my street made a giant heart at the intersection. Such a fun day

I was there about a week ago. Very small, but cute

That would be great

Oh having primary care at the dhmc main building is horrible... Their satellite clinics are slightly better. And yeah, not all depts created equal

Hanover is much much smaller than Manchester and Nashua. Relatively few employers by comparison

Yeah. Why I prefer NH to CA

I have plenty of experience with DHMC, both good and bad. But my experience with their Neurology headache clinic has been fabulous. I would definitely recommend, but I also get I'm just one person and others may have experiences that differ

Multiple people have died stranded in the Whites in the past 4-6 weeks

Pro tip^^ comfy buses too

Especially near Burlington lol

I haven't driven in Medford or Somerville but I'll take your word for it!

Ahh Massachusetts has some pretty bad parts. Especially near Gardner

Ah, maybe it's a bit better down there. I'm up in the Upper Valley