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awebr t1_jdyfjix wrote
Reply to Housing shortage and NIMBYs by briang71
Within about 500-1000 feet of highways is some of the worst air quality. This is also why cities that have highways ripping through their centers have much higher rates of residents with asthma. Not to mention the noise pollution would be incredible and noise also contributes to reduced health.
Sorry but your proposal is basically another NIMBY idea. Build affordable housing even if it makes rich people sad
Bust_A_Nutmeg t1_jdyfgoy wrote
Reply to comment by hatecliff909 in Best Town for West Hartford and NYC commute? by Somekick
Absolutely no reason to drive into the city especially if their company will reimburse transit
BrownMan65 t1_jdyf207 wrote
Reply to [ Removed by Reddit ] by Latter-Knowledge8825
Brand new account. Totally not a fed.
awebr t1_jdyeiqy wrote
Reply to [ Removed by Reddit ] by Latter-Knowledge8825
nice try officer
[deleted] t1_jdyehjg wrote
Reply to [ Removed by Reddit ] by Latter-Knowledge8825
Deep web maybe? Its a bit sketchy so I wouldnt recommend unless you know how to use it. I cant remember where my friends used to get theirs. Ask your friends. As for places that accept them? I highly doubt anyone will tell you on reddit lol. Its kinda a luck of the draw getting in. Bars near colleges are more likely to card especially if you look young but honestly I see more underage people in those said bars.
Interesting_Ad837 t1_jdyed9r wrote
Reply to When you need a new bottle opener, and also a reminder that better places exist than the Southern states where you’ve been living the past 20 years by Rauschenbusch
What I’ve learned in all my travels is that most peoples favorite state is never the one they’re in
solomons-marbles t1_jdydto6 wrote
OK Captain Obvious
Sweet3DIrish t1_jdycm5s wrote
Reply to Best Town for West Hartford and NYC commute? by Somekick
I would suggest Middletown area. Not a bad drive to New Haven or WeHa from there. Then jump on the express train from New Haven.
Depending on times you have to go, you could even go up to the Berlin area and jump on a train from the Berlin station to New Haven then get on an express train. Your commute will be longer, but you’ll be able to do work on the train. Also, your wife will have a shorter commute and happy wife, happy life.
MeaninglessLiving13 t1_jdyclt7 wrote
Reply to Best Town for West Hartford and NYC commute? by Somekick
Clearly it’s Waterbury. The Brass City. Cheap real estate. 35 minutes to West Hartford. Nice hourly train directly to NYC if no one shoots up the train.
Taurothar t1_jdycago wrote
Reply to comment by charons-voyage in Best Town for West Hartford and NYC commute? by Somekick
This is the only thing that would make sense to split that kind of commute, otherwise I'd suggest one or the other find a new job.
Taurothar t1_jdyc5yf wrote
Reply to comment by RoadBudget in Best Town for West Hartford and NYC commute? by Somekick
Yeah it would make more sense to use Brewster or Southeast Station.
Tailor_Excellent t1_jdybu1c wrote
Reply to comment by duvallg in When you need a new bottle opener, and also a reminder that better places exist than the Southern states where you’ve been living the past 20 years by Rauschenbusch
Packer fan here, too! And Cards. Grew up about 70 miles from the Wisconsin border.
Taurothar t1_jdybsrv wrote
Reply to comment by mgr86 in Best Town for West Hartford and NYC commute? by Somekick
The metro north Waterbury to Bridgeport is often a bus route when the tracks are having issues or the small train is having issues. They are renovating or have renovated? the parking there but I don't recall as it's been a while though it's still not the best place to leave your car frequently. You're better off getting on the Hartford line in Walliingford or Berlin and getting an express from New Haven to Grand Central or Penn.
Sweet3DIrish t1_jdybr2c wrote
Reply to comment by Justagreewithme in Cheapest way to NYC by Esrianna
Yes as long as someone is willing to drive. Sometimes the convenience of not having to worry about driving is worth the $7 a person.
mynameisnotshamus t1_jdyaxrk wrote
Reply to comment by Arthur_Conan in Life on the Coast by bluenephalem35
The warmer air coming off the water probably has more to do with it.
MadmanTardy t1_jdyajct wrote
Reply to Best Town for West Hartford and NYC commute? by Somekick
Seymour or Oxford would be decent, and are good places to live
belladonna133 t1_jdya7nc wrote
Reply to Life on the Coast by bluenephalem35
I live in Fairfield. It’s beautiful here but pricy. It’s definitely warmer in the winter and very humid in the summer.
Shortchange96 t1_jdya2zo wrote
Reply to Bird rehab center calls for ban on rodent poisons after bald eagle, red-tailed hawk sickened in Connecticut by jaydecay123
Bird law in this country, it’s not governed by reason
schoff t1_jdy9zfg wrote
Reply to Best Town for West Hartford and NYC commute? by Somekick
One of you needs to find a new job...
HeyaShinyObject t1_jdy9z3w wrote
Reply to comment by turkeyleghistorian in Best Town for West Hartford and NYC commute? by Somekick
I'd suggest Newtown. Drive to Brewster, NY for the NYC commute, and 84 to West Hartford. Far from ideal, but Newtown would be a nice place to settle.
jaykay814 t1_jdy9cn2 wrote
Dale at City Ink New Britain is very experienced with darker skin.
crose_ t1_jdy9ahi wrote
Reply to Best Town for West Hartford and NYC commute? by Somekick
Ridgefield? Maybe?
RoadBudget t1_jdy8zdd wrote
Reply to comment by TriStateGirl in Best Town for West Hartford and NYC commute? by Somekick
From the Danbury area you can also jump across to the Harlem Line in New York. I’m pretty sure you can take it right into Grand Central without any transfers
[deleted] t1_jdy8y49 wrote
Reply to comment by cj0928 in Best Town for West Hartford and NYC commute? by Somekick
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uthyrbendragon t1_jdyfoo0 wrote
Reply to Best Town for West Hartford and NYC commute? by Somekick
We live in Berlin and I regularly do the trip In to NYC, New Haven to GC is pretty good if you can time it right to get the express out on NYC (it says the first stop is Bridgeport but in reality it always also does a pickup at Fairfield). You can get the train from Berlin but it’s a PITA, best to drive to New Haven, if you have an EV you can charge for free and just pay parking. The trains in to NYC are always busy but getting on at New Haven gets you a seat of your choice….the express trains back are maybe 35% full until you get to Fairfield.
Driving to West Hartford is 20mins and dead easy.
Having done this length of commute for many years in England I can say it’s a drag but better the longer trip be done by train.