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Branford library (Blackstone) does it on Wednesday nights as well

Wednesday knitting

Drum circle starts at 5pm and open mic now starts at 6. Pushed back to make times for performers coming in to sign up.

Oh my goodness! This is great!

I can't rember exactly. Somewhere between 1200 and 1500.

Howie’s auto electric in North Haven has fair prices & are good with last minute appointments

A few new MetroStar apartments in Milford downtown on top of train line I believe hit your budget. Though still shocked at how much they are for being so far outside NYC.

Wow, apparently a lot of good car people in New Haven area. Aquila motors in Westville has been good by me.

For $4k/month you may be able to get a penthouse in 360 State. It's downtown so you will have traffic/ambulance noise but it may be quieter at the top. They do shorter term leases as well

I dare you to show this Reddit thread to your supposed bitches 😂

How much was the fee?

I want to know when we’re all going out for a beer!

I prefer my steak rare…

Third vote for Ricks. They’re all the things mentioned.

Great thank you. We are headed to tour a complex in Hamden this morning. We will add that one to the list!

Thank you for the info about The Union. Appreciate it!

We are looking specifically for a top floor unit right now, which is what we wanted when we came to CT - for all of the reasons you mentioned - but couldn’t find any availability at the time.

We are in our forties and have lived in a number of apartments. This building just has exceptionally bad construction (my entire apartment shakes just when I walk normally) and when you add inconsiderate residents, it’s a bad mix.

We have an appointment this morning to tour a complex in Hamden. Fingers crossed.

I agree, except we have two bathrooms (so another toilet), therefore I don’t think I have anything legally to get them on just yet. When we moved in, it took them 3 weeks to fix a variety of issues including a window that wouldn’t open and a water leak. I was pretty close to contacting someone at that time.

Aww, poor widdle baby

If you Have to get back to Boston before sunrise and need to avoid renting a car you Could do the counter intuitive train to NYC and backtrack with a late night bus NY to BOS.

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I'll second Rick's in Hamden. He's a good guy. Took a car there once because the right front was making a horrible noise when I turned right. I'm thinking a few hundred $$$ worth of work. When I go pick it up, he told me there was ice/snow packed into the wheel and he melted it off. No charge, even though he obviously spent time diagnosing what the noise was. He's also completely reasonable for other work. Done oil changes, brakes, O2 sensors, etc. over the years for me.

Frank Shea in Hamden on Whitney Ave, just over the New Haven/ Hamden Line by Eli Whitney Dam/Museum. Honest, knowledgeable and trustworthy

Not sure if you d do Hamden but I live in Lakewood - super quiet . Idk about availability but look on liveatfranklin.com Their other properties are said to be pretty good also .

Sorry to hear about your situation OP. For under $4k/mo, your options are wide for a 2b/2ba. I would suggest The Union over a new construction like Audubon or Corsair because the Union was a retrofit from a commercial building, hence floors are SOLID. Like, concrete so no creaky floor noises and noise from other units will deflect MUCH better. Plus location can’t be beat as you’re in the heart of downtown, if that’s important.

Virtually all apartments will have thinnish walls, because they save on construction costs that way (and you can be sure the new ones like Audubon will be), so some noise will propagate. So your best bet is to find a corner/end unit where the bedrooms are or make sure the bedroom is adjacent to another unit’s kitchen. Why? Because you get significant additional noise insulation from the cabinets, appliances and tiling. And better if that adjacent unit is a studio or 1 bed because that probably rules out loud parties or at least young families that’s causing your current issues. Good luck.