WalletHub.com has just released their 2016 list of the happiest states in the America. To make their rankings they used 28 key metrics, from emotional health to income levels to sports participation rates. So, where did Maine rank on their list?
WalletHub.com researched how happy each state is in the country. Their study used 25 metrics ranging from emotional health to income levels to sports participation rates.
What makes you happy? Your spouse and children? Maybe, giving back to your community or those less fortunate? The career advice blog Zippia has recently done a post about the happiest places in Maine. They looked at 28 cities and towns in Maine and they based their rankings on the criteria of employment rates, percentage of married adults,home ownership, education, short work commute, low cost of
It turns out, central Maine is not one of the happiest place to be in the Pine Tree State. That according to a list just released by Zippia.com of 'The 10 Happiest Places In Maine.'
The website used census data and based their criteria on such things as "having insurance, owning a home, and having a job...
A whole bunch of 'Happy' people from six New Brunswick Community College campuses show off their moves in this dance video to Pharrell Williams' hit song.