I love max pizza in Bristol when I got visit my good friend. I don’t care who makes the pizza as long as it’s delicious.

No civilian needs access to military grade weapons. The children of Sandy Hook mean nothing to you. If you don’t like the laws, move.

Westchester - before getting into Colchester - we moved there in 76 and Dianes came in I want to say around 82/83

if you're going to have a car, middletown, on the cromwell border (north) is a decent reach to hartford, and can be more cost effective than some of the other areas. Middletown is extremely progressive and LBGTQ+ friendly.

if no car, new britain along the fastrak line is a good and convienent way into down town hartford and the surrounding areas.

i've found that in connecticut, most people don't give a shit about your orientation if you are a good neighbor and take care of yourself and be outwardly friendly, but not too invasive.

It's a thing, east side in wallingford is great greek pizza.

You talking Tri-town in the ceter of town or our in Westchester? I don't remember a Diane's 🤔

I want to say it was in the spot Dianes was - Dianes took over when they went out of business - my dad knew the owner (Side note: I dont know if Dianes is even in that spot anymore)

It’s no Hosmer but it’s okay ::ducks::

aussakita acres, the stamford museum, the beardsly zoo has a new barnyard thats not bad.flemming farms is cool. my daughter up in Rhode Island is xen’s critters and hopes to give tours soon.

There is defiantly a "Greek style" pizza. It's a pan baked pizza and it's a little thicker than "New Haven" or "NY" style pizza. It's also not "charred" like brick oven pizzas.

1550sq ft family of 4, $111 gas heat and hot water.

we love to visit hobby or rescue farms. many do affordable tours….. one is aussakita acres in manchester

A lot of Greek pizza places square cut their pizzas. I'm a fan of the center "crustless" pieces.

Greek pizza is the best pizza

To second others, I think West Hartford or the west side of Hartford is your best bet. I recently moved my family to WH from the southern US and have found people to be very tolerant towards ethnic diversity and sexuality. The areas near the Center and on the border of WH and Hartford area fairly dense and urban-ish.

I wouldn’t consider anywhere around here to be incredibly diverse except Boston and NYC. That said, WH does have a sizable Asian community and is probably more diverse than the other places you mentioned.

There is no significant crime in any of those places you mentioned except Hartford. Not to say the crime rate is zero, but people in my neighborhood have no problems letting their children walk to school or the Center. We do the same. The west side of Hartford is pretty safe too as far as I can tell but you’ll want to check some stats on that.

One of the best things about here is you can go from being in an urban area to hiking trails in like a 15 minute drive. The rural areas have some interesting terrain and nice water features too. The further you go the more interesting it gets.

Agree with the other comments about CT not being past its prime. This is one of the oldest regions in the US and it is nestled between two world class cities. It makes sense that it is not some kind of boom town and thankfully so. There are political and financial challenges to be sure, but people tend to blow them out of proportion. Problems here are no worse than problems in other parts of the country.

Good luck!

None of the towns you’re looking at are walkable urban areas. They’re suburban with charming downtowns areas that have limited housing in the commercial sections of town. With that said, they’re all easy commutes it Hartford, safe, at least present as being against racism (these are wealthier predominantly white towns so the reality and the impression don’t align perfectly), and convenient places to live. Hartford is also much safer than it sounds like you’ve concluded. It’s not without its problems, but it’s safer than many of the other major cities in the state and certainly safer than other capital cities in the country. You can safely walk around downtown anytime and even the more crime dense areas during the day without an issue.

160$, family of four, stay home all day, oil heating, 170 gallons from September to Jan 21. 150$-180$ is about the average unless it is hot summer month or spring cleaning. We try not to use dryer and hang dry all the clothes. Electric cooking and everything else.

How profitable are they?

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My solar panels are huge (98.7% offset) but the salary of Eversource’s CEO is huge-er.

Would like to see the referred to models..

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Why are we still considering children up to the age of 19?

You don't need to go that far inland. Just stay north of the Post Rd. The shoreline has enough elevation to slow down flood waters.

Right now, patients have no one on the inside looking out for their interests. That’s what led to this idea. Patients have been getting trampled for years. This is finally a step in the right direction. That’s what matters.