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nowhereman1223 t1_jca3n62 wrote

Reply to comment by Ogre213 in What is the deal with the NH grid? by decayo

They don't have the right to remove trees or limbs from your property.

Just like you don't have the right to remove your neighbor's tree because it hangs near your property or "might" fall on your house.

They must get permission or they can get sued by landowners.

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Truthislife13 t1_jc9x1p0 wrote

Reply to Good places to target shoot on public land ? by [deleted]

Honestly, it’s rather difficult to find anything like that these days. But I have been surprised to find that the dues for the gun clubs in the area are pretty reasonable. And they take care of all the lead that gets pumped into the berms.

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misshepburn15 t1_jc96no6 wrote

Reply to comment by wowmeister in Moving to NH by wowmeister

Nashua is smaller, more sparse. Still has a city feel in some areas, but it doesn’t bustle with the quite the same life as Manchester does. Manch has a lot of college-aged/young adult folk who enjoy going out. Downtown can be pretty lively. Tons of restaurants/bars. You’ve got the arena there, too, where many events (concerts, graduations) are held. The city’s board does a good job keeping city events happening as well (food-themed events/local business promotion/etc.) If you are between these two and looking for fun, I’d say Manchester. You’d be close to work, and within two hours either direction you could be in Boston for a night out or on a hike in the mountains.

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