Same thing in Alton.

yes and with the proper labor force/investment they can be pruned so there are not nearly as many branches. I grew up in Northern Vermont on an island and had much more reliable power than in the lakes region of NH.

did not see that coming...

According to the Department of Corrections, the vacancy rate for entry-level corrections officers is 51 percent.

Free Market says it is time to up wages... all of these organizations are hoping a recession is around the corner and will be able to hire people like it was 2008 again and I have bad news it isn't coming.

The fact that you spout this without any idea of the situation shows just how useless this statement is.

EPA's Total Exposure Assessment Methodology (TEAM) studies found levels of about a dozen common organic pollutants to be 2 to 5 times higher inside homes than outside, regardless of whether the homes were located in rural or highly industrial areas.

Source: Guide to indoor air quality

Makes sense to me, the only thing I would be careful about is growing in New England and growing in GA are completely different things. Check out Belknap county, this is called the "lakes region" cheapish property. 30 mins from Concord, 45 to Manchester and 1.5 hours to Boston. There are lots of restaurants that do farm to table dinning up here in the summer so with a little leg work you can get much more money for your production.

DM me if you have any other questions and GOOD LUCK!

Where you moving from? Planning on getting a job until you can get the farm up and running? I think trying to find a niche is your best bet, check out aquaponics

we were specifically talking about non-violent felons... but I agree they are different!

so felons (after completing their sentence) should be able to vote too?

The ones that broke into the capital those were the traitors... pretty easy.

ATV/4 wheeler

Reminds me of childhood, needs a pot of water on top to complete the ensemble.

I see your point but lets take it a step further, what is your remedy? Force a private institution to hold an event? That seems like a bad precedent.

>Again, it is semantics. The agreement was that they were doing the show in partnership with a student group and it was open to the public with no other restrictions. The student group was then removed as sponsor, the college restricted access to students only after tickets were sold and required an opening speech from someone with no association with the event. I believe they also said they would require all questions to be pre-screened. For all intents and purposes they forced the cancellation by adding all the changes.

I could not disagree more about it being semantics, this would be a major piece of information.

Went to high school in Champlain NY, I always laughed when people said "like Albany". Try 2 hours north!