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Posted December 08. 2017 12:31PM

New study: North Country residents say pros of living there outweigh cons

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A new study from the Carsey School of Public Policy at the University of New Hampshire shows people living in rural northern New Hampshire and adjacent counties in Maine and Vermont hold increasingly positive views of life there, though they also agree that the lack of job opportunities drug abuse and population decline are important problems. (Scroll down to read the full research report.)


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