And too easy.

Nutmeg and fentynyl

Things I don't really like about NH is that you can't even look on r/newhaven without a single Reddit post about a crime that was committed. Things I do like about it is that there are more Mexicans and Puerto-Ricans then actual Europeans and White people(I'm African-American so I definitely know this.)

really? been in there a ton (I work nearby) & never saw any of that. good to know.

wish lipgloss crisis was still around, or at least that someone would sell their old collapsed coliseum graphic shirt. that was some real new haven shit

It's cheaper to go through the homebuying process (current interest rates aside)

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114 Bristol St. Edith Johnson Towers

I know you got your anwer, but for anyone searching here in the future: Dependable came to my house on a holiday weekend when we ran out. The tech had to come and work on the tank since it had run completely out. I felt terrible and so thankful that they did that. It was also during the first pandemic winter 😩

We moved to Guilford in a rental in 2018 with $2750/mo rent and also had to have ~$10k for first, last, and deposit and they also require the insurance. Not sure if it’s the norm but we experienced the same thing several years ago.

Group W Bench

I second that

Non-Yallies love a Yale sweatshirt sometimes.

Pizza but it makes a crappy gift.

also maybe the "I pizza New Haven" shirt from Nolo?

They sell New Haven hats, socks, gear. I own most of it.....it's pretty great

Anything that mentions New Haven pizza

Modern and Zuppardi’s will shrink wrap pies. Heat them up on a hot cast iron skillet and it’s almost as good as at the restaurant.

Westville General has some local items in that price range that would make good gifts.

Maple syrup from a connecticut location. Maybe buy something at a farmers market from a local farmer? A bic razor! A pez toy if you can find one. A subway sandwich (they are based in Milford). A Stanley tool product? (Based in new Britain)

Edit - go to guilford and get something from bishops orchards - they make a lot of baked goods they make and sell on site. At least guilford is still in New Haven county!

ah. I already understand that having pets limits my rental choices. Fortunately I am not looking for new, trendy, or good schools. Just affordable for a year or so while we wait to shop for a more permanent solution.

Gather a bunch of shells from the beach at Long wharf at low tide and put them in a sealed mason jar. That smell is distinctly New Haven.

Club W Bench is odd, maybe you'll find something there

I don't think anyone expects you to get rid of your dogs but I think trying to get places that are desirable/new/in certain areas is a longshot and for you to say 'it's not the dogs' is just not going to help you

Not you personally I meant the sub in general. Most Americans are apathetic about the government taking ever increasing amounts of money and freedom from them. But when it comes to this one thing, Americans get very angry; they start to organize against any efforts to build low cost housing in their neighborhood. Look at the zoning laws and building codes. You can’t live in a trailer even if you own the land. Starter homes have effectively been outlawed by the zoning laws and building codes. Most Americans want it to stay this way.

I don’t know what you mean?