Concord NH~Joni~Merrimack County

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And The Winner Is...

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  The awards they keep on coming! Just  a brief week after being called the country's "Safest State", New Hampshire has now been named the "Most Livable State" by CQ Press. This is our 5th straight year at the top.

  Among the 44 factors used to rate the states are those of health, environment, education and business tax climate.

  As reaffirmed by our Governor John Lynch"New Hampshire is a great place to live and work"trophy

  According to CQ "NH ranked highly in a number of important quality -of-life measures, boasting low crime, low poverty and high income levels as well as a well-educated population"

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  New Hampshire...a great place to live!

 

Concord New Hampshire Realtor Area Information

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 Joan Mirantz - Joni is a Realtor® with Keeler Family Realtors, a locally owned, Customer Service oriented Firm.
Joan Publishes a monthly Newsletter "Food For Thought" under the pen name Realtor Sherpa.
(Joan also answers to Miz Maven and Miss Joni.)

Joan works in Buyer and Seller Representation with concentrations in the Merrimack Valley Area and towns surrounding Concord NH - the Capital City.
"I love what I do, and it shows in how I do it"

www.yourrealtor.biz

 

Comments

Congratulations, that is great for your state.

Posted by P. Timothy McDonald (P. Timothy McDonald, Esq.) about 1 year ago
Joan, That's quite an achievement, Safest State among the others....Congratulations, it's also a beautiful State to live and work!
Posted by Carole Provenzale Owner, Feng Shui Long Island & New York (Feng Shui Long Island & New York City) about 1 year ago
Hello Timothy...Thanks for dropping by! This is a great State to live in!
Posted by Joan Mirantz- Concord New Hampshire Realtor (Keeler Family Realtors) about 1 year ago
Hi Carole..it is beautiful...but it's sooooo cold!
Posted by Joan Mirantz- Concord New Hampshire Realtor (Keeler Family Realtors) about 1 year ago
Now if we can get rid of all this snow -- it truly will be a great place to live!  I hope spring is on the way.
Posted by Joan Whitebook, ABR,e-Pro,CEBA Southern New Hampshire (Buyer's Option Realty Services) about 1 year ago
Hi Joan, another wonderful local post. In all you do, there is no mistake of the pride you have for you home state and local area that you live. Keep it coming, I never tire of the feeling you express in your post. I just completed part I of the  one year anniversary piece. It got so long with so many links, I had to cut it into parts. If you might wonder, you will be mentioned in part two as you are as much an inspiration as anyone to me and I truly treasure your friendship. 
Posted by San Diego Real Estate Voice authored by William Johnson (RE/MAX Associates) about 1 year ago
Joan, New Hampshire is a beautiful state.  Is that photo of the white mountains?
Posted by Brian Schulman - Your Lancaster County, PA Real Estate Professional (Coldwell Banker Select Professionals, Lancaster PA) about 1 year ago
Hey Joan...today was a little more hopeful! We went down to a Confirmation in MA and it was warm down there!
Posted by Joan Mirantz- Concord New Hampshire Realtor (Keeler Family Realtors) about 1 year ago

Hello Brian....NH is a beautiful state.  But we spent a wonderful vacation in Lancaster County several years back. Amish country and the farms is beautiful. My husband went to school at Franklin and Marshall and is especially fond of the area.

That photo is a panorama my husband took just before going through the notches on a road trip last year New Hampshire Sunday Morning-#10 (Foliage Edition) you might enjoy it! Come nice weather I'll be doing more..

 

 

Posted by Joan Mirantz- Concord New Hampshire Realtor (Keeler Family Realtors) about 1 year ago
William...a three parter! I can't wait....I'll be over later this evening. Congratulations on your anniversary. It doesn't seem possible does it?
Posted by Joan Mirantz- Concord New Hampshire Realtor (Keeler Family Realtors) about 1 year ago

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