If you don't want "smart answers," don't ask vague questions.

If it's a1997, I hope it's a Porsche or a BMW

If the Maine PUC was doing its job, we wouldn't have this problem

You asked for free advice and got your money's worth

It's interesting that the price of boneless chicken breasts is holding quite steady @ $2.00 a pound. Shouldn't one expect the price to rise proportionately?

Note: New England sale prices.

You must be referring to yourself

I'll bet ya they stay up an hour later

Apparently, you have overlooked his punctuation along with the point of the post.

Always good to have a contingency plan

I have heard all the stories from " the good" to "the bad" to "the ugly"...but you may want to put out a question about Paxlovid...the after you get covid med.

He is property of Avangrid.

Check out the dispensaries. They can fix you up with at least one of the two.

Sorry I couldn't give you 2 upvotes, great outline worth saving.

The Gendron "families" already own or control most of Lewiston and Auburn. Their influence reaches much further than the property they own. If David doesn't want the property, it's because the hazard waste disposal costs will outweigh the potential profits.

While in the area, head on down to Mackerel cove, one of the most photographed and painted sights on the Maine coast. You will have to travel over the renowned and world's only granite cribstone bridge in order to get there.

Brokers charge +/- 6%...that's 18k on a 300k house. Check out the Maine MLS, Zillow, and Realtor.com to get a feel for the market...work directly with the listing agency and negotiate their commission. After a relatively slow fall and winter, agencies can be flexible.

I would suggest that you use the EAP as a last resort. Although there all kinds of privacy polices in place,don't be surprised if your concerns are somehow leaked to your manager.

Death Wish

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Keep complaining. Do not accept poor customer service and lack of staffing as the new normal.

Alarm systems are cheap. I can't think of one good reason they did not have one.

Mr. Wigit builds an apartment as an addition to an existing structure at a total cost of 150k. He borrows the money at a 7.00% fixed rate for 30 years...his payments are approx. $1000 a month w/o other expenses. He would like to make at least a 10% profit on the project ....so he decides that $1500 month would be a fair price....yes or no?

How exactly do you build affordable apartments without a government subsidy and make the effort profitable?

I'm not sure which tire/service store is the worst, but I am sure that VIP is in the top 2.

I've got a foot of insulation in the attic and a ridge vent and still get huge icicles on the chimney side of the house...thinking of insulating the chimney inside the attic.