“Wages in town don’t match the cost of living here, so most people either work to live or work in the city,” Sarah Bulford said. “This removes that community feel and creates a sense of desperation when it comes time to move again. Housing has become a massive issue here, making it difficult to commit to jobs or build friendships and community when you may have to leave if you can’t find somewhere to live or get priced out.”
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