Pedals & Pathways: 20 is Plenty Where People Live
read more…: Pedals & Pathways: 20 is Plenty Where People LiveNH towns should be allowed to lower neighborhood speed limits to 20 mph. Today the State restricts that minimum to nothing below 25 mph.
Posts by Jeff Rogers
NH towns should be allowed to lower neighborhood speed limits to 20 mph. Today the State restricts that minimum to nothing below 25 mph.
When people can try food with wines, learn how a dish is prepared from a Chef like Ed, who will teach you the fundamentals, and hear from a wine professional for the background on the wines – it creates an event like no other.
When you can’t make it to the brewery, the Packie has you covered. Every Friday they hold an in-store tasting from 4-6, bringing in brewers from all over the region.
House Bill 1703 seemed to suffer a setback, but it may rear its head again, possibly in some revised form.
Let’s take a break from beer and talk wine instead. Have a friend suggest a wine for you. Or, you can do what I did, and have dinner at a New Hampshire Liquor & Wine Outlet. Yes, dinner at a liquor store.
If you don’t want to pay $50 for EACH of your bikes EVERY year, then you should loudly shout your opposition to House Bill 1703.
UNH’s BrewLab produced two offerings this fall, a fine pumpkin ale and an excellent porter brewed with wild mushrooms foraged near Mt. Chocorua.
Ink Link has announced Manchester Senior Walks as far back as 2014. Eleven years! Enough for many new seniors. That may explain their popularity. On our walk, we had 142 seniors. Their record turn out was over 200.
The number of products sold as E-Bikes has sky-rocketed. But with all kinds of sizes & shapes & power levels, which ones are safe? Which ones are legal?
I saw the words KITCHEN SPECIAL. Has the brain-stomach connection ever been more evident? I paused, and said to the waiter, “Whoah, gotta read this special,” taking it in even as I was speaking those words.