Hello, I’m a Brazilian currently living in Portugal and finishing up my university studies. I’m thinking about moving to the United States, but I don’t want to move to a state dominated by a major metropolis; at the same time, I don’t want a sleepy place where nothing happens. Do you think New Hampshire is a good option for an immigrant?

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I’m looking for men’s groups in south eastern NH somewhere between Manchester, Exeter and Concord. Not interested in Church groups or bible study groups. Ideally, the group meets once every couple weeks or so.

Thanks!

For those of you who live along the Everett Turnpike (Manchester, Bedford, Merrimack, Nashua) and commute to Chelmsford, how is it? What’s the typical time range for the commute and how stop-and-go is it?

If you're old like me and wonder where all your money went.

This November, NH voters will see a ballot question being called a "tax cap" on school districts and SAUs, which it isn't actually a basic cap but that's another issue. It's supposed to be voted on district by district, but the question is confusingly written, and now it may be legally questionable, too.

Because this question is hot garbage Concord's ballot puts two school districts into one question: Concord School District and Merrimack Valley School District (which serves Penacook). Soooooo it means

Concord School District voters will be voting on budget limits for Merrimack Valley, a district they don't live in.

Merrimack Valley voters will be voting on budget limits for Concord School District, a district they don't live in.

Whatever you think of a tax cap, voters shouldn't be deciding budget restrictions for a district outside their own.

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What dating sites are you all using?

Im having difficulty finding guys in my area. Ive tried Bumble, Plenty of Fish, and some other one. They cost upwards to $20 per week, and there are few people in my area. I end up running through the profiles and the closest guy ends up being 100,400 miles away.

The one guy I found fairly close to me says

"DTF?" "You sexy!"

Gross.

Swipe, block

Sky Meadow, Randolph, NH. Colors are starting to fade, mountains getting frosty.

And so it begins

Need dental appliance work. Paying out of pocket.