How are people going to be able to pay for housing on a nursing home salary? I've worked in nursing homes and quite frankly the pay sucks

Definitely not removed in 2004. I have pics from 2019 of riding it

They must've changed it over then because pre COVID it was a gondola. I've been on it multiple times and have pics

They have a gondola in the summer months. I've been on it and that's what I'm referring to.

Between loon mtn, wildcat and bretton woods there's already 3 gondolas in the area surrounding Franconia notch that people can ride if they so choose. There's only one tram

Is black cap trailhead currently accessible? I thought I heard that road closes in winter

I'm from ossipee and even I prefer to drive into North Conway for restaurants. There's literally practically nothing good in my area outside of a couple places and I prefer the fact that north Conway has more places to choose from. I ate at deacon street over the summer and loved it. And deacon street is a bit off the main street so I found I got in pretty quickly

At one point I wanted to relocate to Kentucky (I'm a huge horse person and always wanted a career in the horse industry and there's obviously far more opportunities for that in Kentucky than there is here. I've even taken equine classes at UNH) but my health issues got in the way and now I'm too fucking broke to relocate anywhere. I did move closer to north Conway (I'm only 30 minutes away now) and I absolutely love it up here and now can't see myself living anywhere else, it's so peaceful and quiet

I live in the lakes region and my roommate swears he saw bobcat prints the other night. Said we never get bobcats around here

I second no monkey business. She also runs a rescue and hospice organization for senior dogs.it was on nh chronicle

Are you on Facebook? You could make a post on the moultonborough fb page asking. Also I know one of the fish and game conservation officers runs a maple sugaring stand out of wolfeboro. Next time it's open you could stop by and ask if they know of anyone

Because there's a lot of people out there who are just not smart drivers

No it's not safe to be driving around with your dog or cat in your lap(I say cat also because I do know people who drive with their cats loose in the vehicle when they take their cats places) but I honestly thought this was already covered under the distracted driving law

Coe brown has their own voc programs. I know for a fact they have agriculture programs and have for years but that their agriculture programs aren't as strong as the one at dover. I went to Dover high and the animal science teacher who heads up the dover high program graduated from coe brown

As someone who went to Dover high but lived in a neighboring community, the best part about going to Dover high was being right at the school and having the career technical education classes right on site. So I didn't have to spend a large chunk of my day on the bus traveling from my "home" school to Dover high to take classes and taking time away from the other general ed classes for travel time. I had "area" kids in my class from as far away as Milton and marshwood high school in Maine and those kids spent quite a chunk of time on the busses traveling to my school for classes

$250 and my dental insurance only covers $70 for my cleanings. I know my dental insurance sucks but it's the only individual plan insurance my dentist takes and shes amazing. I'm autistic with severe dentist anxiety so I go to a pediatric dentist. Her office let's me do payment plans

Yeah I heard that at one point years ago memorial used to be THE place for doctors doing residencies in orthopedics to do their training because of all the skiing, snowboarding, hiking etc injuries

I now live near Wolfeboro and if I have to be taken by ambulance and my only choices are memorial or Huggins I'm going to memorial every time because Huggins fucking sucks and their ED gives piss poor care in my opinion.

Exeter is being bought out. Beth Israel deaconess medical center out of Boston who is part of beth Israel/Lahey Health is currently in the process of buying out exeter

Sorry youve had bad experiences. I thought I was the only one whose had shit experiences with ER Drs at wdh but guess not

They suck. They prioritize profits over quality and compassionate care and it shows. They also treat the staff like shit. They also ruined Frisbie even more than it already had been and I didn't think that was possible

If you are going to need a place to do work on your car, DuPonts Service Center in Dover is pretty much known for doing work on exotic cars.

Stay away from hospitals owned by HCA so that eliminates Portsmouth,frisbie, parkland in Derry and the freestanding ers in Seabrook and Dover. Also Exeter is in the process of being bought out by Beth Israel/Lahey Health out of Boston

I have td bank and I'm only still with them because switching my accounts and setting up direct deposit with a new bank would be a pain in the ass when it comes to the types of payments I get

Mental health care here in new hampshire is a joke. I'm currently waiting to get in with a therapist and it's been eight weeks. I've gone to the ER in the past for attempts twice only to walk out a few hours later after being told by the crisis counselor "you are young, your parents love you. Quit doing this stuff for attention"(newsflash: this happened almost five years ago and my parents were incredibly emotionally abusive I was in fact NOT attention seeking...fuck you community partners). I'm in a safe and loving place now but I'm lucky to have friends who care about me and were able to assist me in escaping an abusive home situation and get to a better place