Posted by showcrop on December 26, 2017 at 04:23:42 from (75.68.37.174):
In Reply to: lock cut off posted by stonerock on December 25, 2017 at 16:11:03:
All it takes is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$. My little town in NH has the highest median income in the state. When we moved here in '73 the pop. was around 1700. Now it is nearly 5,000. We are like a destination resort for the highly paid executives from many insurance, IT, medical research, and high tech companies around Boston. Their wives are soccer moms, and when town meeting time comes they love to go and vote in any increase requested for the schools, Fire Dept. Police or highway dept.. The police always have plenty of officers on duty, and whenever any of the area small towns have a call all of the on duty officers from the neighboring towns will respond as well. Our property taxes are now around $5,000/ year. The only saving grace is that a lot of these people come to live in our rural town in order to have a little land for horses and they love to be able to tell their friends how much they pay for their top quality hay.
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