Got too excited about hitting up queen street.

Based on your statistics, less than 8,000 of the 148,000 people living there will be a victim of a violent crime. So as long as op is careful they have a good chance of being fine.

It was by no means in the past! There’s a very strong manufacturing presence in CT, but the sector ebbs and flows. One reason for that is because a large portion of manufacturing in CT is tied to the defense and aerospace industries. When companies in CT win new contracts these companies and their upstream smaller contractors and suppliers that you noticed everywhere, also get a boost. But even if we won all the contracts, the Pentagon operates on a cycle, they’re not going to replace the entire nuclear sub fleet every year, for example, more like every 30 years, so the very nature of the industry is cyclical, nationally.

As it happens though, EB is gearing up for another round of this and hiring like mad, we’re entering a strong cycle again there.

Historically, of course, CT has had other manufacturing as well. Firearms, automobiles (briefly) and consumer goods like clocks and watches, bells, and textiles. Today our manufacturing is high-precision high-tech industries that our highly skilled labor force support.

Yeah its very similar to what they do for JFK at Arlington National with the eternal flame

Ugh ☹️

War is hell. Sad so many young lives being cut short.

Would be happy to help myself! Have worked with some redditors before and am currently working with 3.

Lots of little guys left from catering to the giants of the Industrial age.

The giants died off and the little guys found other markets.

Most of the eyelet manufacturing industry is still in ct.

It's crazy to me they keep a fire lit 24/7

Clarkson you moron!

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Well..there's that 😅

That’s a helpful metaphor. I drive on I75, as opposed to I95, but I get the comparison. You have to drive for hours just to be in the same dang state, so when I look at CT I wonder if there is something deceptive about the drives, because to me it’s like only a couple of Florida counties big.

I don't live in that neighborhood, but in my experience living in BPT for nearly a decade as long as you have street smarts, mind your own business, but have situational awareness you should be ok. Granted I'm a 6'4" male, so your mileage may vary.

All you have to do is cancel your reg on the DMV website. You don't need to send plates back, you can destroy them and throw in garbage. You can also cancel your insurance BEFORE without any fines/fees like someone mentioned as long as the vehicle isn't leased or financed, and even then you still most likely would not be charged anything.

as what i have told bridgeport crime rate is high but others told me it's the same in other places there are good and bad places .

You shall not pass!!!! 🧙‍♂️

The Rails to Trails by Bolton Notch, especially the part that's set down into the earth with a rock wall and trees on either side. Beautiful in every season, but especially the green leafy enclave in the spring, or in the fall when the leaves turn. I had my wedding photos taken there, after rain when the rocks were weeping water.

Lantern Hill is okay, but too much development to the west.

Bluff Point is also worth the hike, similarly St. Mary's By The Sea in Bridgeport (no hike required here).

Bill of sale to the assessor, boom done

If the town charge you, give them the insurance claim stating total loss. They will adjust it from date of lost

Why is it always Southington it was closed in almost the same spot in both directions on a Saturday. Maybe one or 2 weeks ago

stand up realtors

Fine if you like living in a cesspool

What do you mean play the race card? I don’t even know what that means.