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May 29, 2024 | 
nhbr.com | Kylie Valluzzi
There’s a growing realization that making affordable housing more available could be a key to enabling Granite Staters to lead healthier lives New Hampshire’s housing crisis is about a lot more than having a roof over your head. It also involves economic growth, job creation and tax revenue. And now, a new awareness is developing: the profound impact of housing on well-being and health care.
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May 24, 2024 | 
sentinelsource.com | Kylie Valluzzi
In 2010, Ethan Crossman, age 10, moved from Rutland, Vt., to Barnstead, N.H. As a child, he remembered Rutland to be a walkable city; he walked to school every day with his friends and biked around the neighborhood. But when he moved to Belknap County, just south of the Lakes Region, it was no longer possible for Ethan to walk to school or the store, or bike to and from friends’ houses; they were just too far apart. He felt isolated. Everything was 30 minutes away, he said.
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May 24, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Kylie Valluzzi
In 2010, Ethan Crossman, age 10, moved from Rutland, Vermont, to Barnstead, New Hampshire. As a child, he remembered Rutland to be a walkable city; he walked to school every day with his friends and biked around the neighborhood. But when he moved to Belknap County, just south of New Hampshire’s Lakes Region, it was no longer possible for Ethan to walk to school or the store, or bike to and from friends’ houses; they were just too far apart. Ethan felt isolated.
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May 24, 2024 | 
seacoastonline.com | Kylie Valluzzi |Scott Merrill
New Hampshire’s housing crisis is about a lot more than having a roof over your head. It also involves economic growth, job creation and tax revenue. And now, a new awareness is developing: the profound impact of housing on well-being and health care. There’s a growing realization that making affordable housing more available could be a key to enabling Granite Staters to lead healthier lives.
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May 23, 2024 | 
nhbr.com | Kylie Valluzzi
Newport Construction Corp. is continuing its effort in Hillsborough County Superior Court to build an asphalt plant at 145-147 Temple St. in Nashua Last June, neighbors in Nashua celebrated an environmental victory: City officials had rejected a proposal to build a hot-mix asphalt plant in the city’s North End, a neighborhood that historically had been a mix of industrial and residential.
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Apr 30, 2024 | 
tnhdigital.com | A Senior |Kylie Valluzzi
If you had told 18-year-old me that she would be sitting down writing her last piece for the student newspaper, let alone editing for said paper, she would have said you were crazy. Cheesy but true. She also probably would have said, “We have a student newspaper?”I entered UNH in 2020 as a psychology major with absolutely no clue as to what I wanted to do with that degree. It’s really by mistake that I even chose this career path at all. A happy mistake though, let’s be clear.
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Apr 16, 2024 | 
hercampus.com | Kylie Valluzzi
I can’t believe I’m saying this, but here I am writing my last article for Her Campus. I joined this organization during fall of my sophomore year; it was my first introduction to campus involvement and later led to my first leadership position. I’ve grown so much as a student, journalist and person throughout my time with Her Campus and I’m so grateful to have had this experience. As cliche as it is, college really does fly by.
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Apr 3, 2024 | 
sentinelsource.com | Kylie Valluzzi
Emissions from motor vehicles are the single largest source of greenhouse emissions in New Hampshire, according to the 2024 Priority Climate Action Plan. Yet New Hampshire, unlike every other New England state, has not adopted California’s low-emissions vehicle standards. Legislators rejected establishing those standards in 2023, and they show little interest in adopting them now. Carbon dioxide makes up the majority of New Hampshire’s greenhouse emissions, a primary cause of global warming.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
hercampus.com | Kylie Valluzzi
Say goodbye to your clunky Bean Boots and lumpy puffer jacket and say hello to spring 2024’s fashion trends. Here are five trends I expect to see on the street this spring. Butter yellowFrom the looks of TikTok, butter yellow is going to be the color of the season and honestly, I’m not mad about it. Pastels for spring are nothing groundbreaking, but I envision butter yellow being incorporated with more vibrant, jewel tones like cobalt blue. leopard print Dare I say leopard print everything?
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Feb 3, 2024 | 
hercampus.com | Kylie Valluzzi
I think I speak for many of us when I say that I love a good favorites video on TikTok. I love to see what products/fashion people are into to get inspiration and, honestly, because I’m nosy. With that being said, here are the things I reached for/read/listened to last month. Old navy puffer jacketStarting off strong with the only jacket I’ve been wearing all winter — my Old Navy cropped puffer jacket.
