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  Housing you can afford? Student debt? the cost of childcare? Protecting New Hampshire’s outdoor recreational areas? As a young person in the North Coutry, what are the issues that matter most to you? What affects your decision to stay in, or leave, the Granite State? As Stay Work Play prepares to advocate on the …

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  Housing you can afford? Student debt? The cost of childcare? Protecting New Hampshire’s outdoor recreational areas? As a young person living on the Seacoast, what are the issues that matter most to you? What affects your decision to stay in, or leave, the Granite State? As Stay Work Play prepares to advocate on the …

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  Housing you can afford? Student debt? The cost of childcare? Protecting New Hampshire’s outdoor recreational areas? As a young person in the Monadnock region, what are the issues that matter most to you? What affects your decision to stay in, or leave, the Granite State? As Stay Work Play prepares to advocate on the …

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  Housing you can afford? Student debt? The cost of childcare? Protecting New Hampshire’s outdoor recreational areas? As a young person living in the Upper Valley, what are the issues that matter most to you? What affects your decision to stay in, or leave, the Granite State? As Stay Work Play prepares to advocate on …

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  Housing you can afford? Student debt? The cost of childcare? Protecting New Hampshire’s outdoor recreational areas? As a young person living in Nashua, what are the issues that matter most to you? What affects your decision to stay in, or leave, the Granite State? As Stay Work Play prepares to advocate on the behalf …

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  Housing you can afford? Student debt? The cost of childcare? Protecting New Hampshire’s outdoor recreational areas? As a young person in Greater Concord, what are the issues that matter most to you? What affects your decision to stay in, or leave, the Granite State? As Stay Work Play prepares to advocate on the behalf …

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  Housing you can afford? Student debt? The cost of childcare? Protecting New Hampshire’s outdoor recreational areas? As a young person in the Lakes Region, what are the issues that matter most to you? What affects your decision to stay in, or leave, the Granite State? As Stay Work Play prepares to advocate on the …

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  Housing you can afford? Student debt? The cost of childcare? Protecting New Hampshire’s outdoor recreational areas? As a young person living in Nashua, what are the issues that matter most to you? What affects your decision to stay in, or leave, the Granite State? As Stay Work Play prepares to advocate on the behalf …

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Small Footprint, Big Impact: Creating Accessory Dwelling Units Join the Workforce Housing Coalition of the Greater Seacoast and the Seacoast Chamber Alliance at the annual Greater Seacoast Housing Summit. Explore innovative policies to create accessory dwelling units, and what local leaders are doing to overcome financial, regulatory, and construction challenges. Breakfast and registration open at …

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Although accessory dwelling units (ADUs) can address a host of housing challenges, zoning and land-use regulations often stymie homeowners who want to build them. Places like Portland, Oregon have removed restrictions and states including California, Maine, and Connecticut have new laws requiring local approval of ADUs that meet basic, statewide standards. In this talk, Ellie …

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