Real Estate taxes are lower in the city than the suburbs.

There's one in State College that's just the store with no gas, it's pretty popular.

According to the post, it could be a temp hiatus or permanent. They’re not sure yet.

That’s a pretty good selling point right there. And it is a very solid skyline. Punches well above its weight.

How’s the economy? I was laid off in December. Took a month off and then found two jobs within a couple weeks.

Nothing fancy. Just food service manager type jobs but fine for the reasonable CoL for Chicago as far as small condos go (houses in good urban neighborhoods and having kids That’s another affordability story for Chi though)

I lived in Sacramento for a bit as a university student and finding ANY job was a nightmare for me, to be fair I didn’t really hit it off with any of the interviewers there - not sure if I was worse at interviews then or if there was a regional bias or something else.

Point being is even very basic jobs were hard to get.

Nancy's in Wilkinsburg or GTFO.

seriously. lots of Dec 31 layoffs to not have to pay out. Also makes people get stuck in their job just to collect the match...

OP here and I’m not really sure what you’re trying to say ….

It seems some neighborhoods in different metros want to be independent municipalities so they can control their crime and public services more?

"We offer a competitive 401k match just don't get laid off before the deadline to qualify!"

I hope this isn't the beginning of a trend but when given the opportunity to screw over employees, we know which way the wind usually blows.

Bicycle museum would be cool, seeing as I'm a cycling nerd. Union grill says closed!

For reference - I'm now in central Texas and during peak summer (105F+) our AC, in a 1200sqft house w single pane windows, running near 24/7, uses roughly 1500kwh per month. Our electric company literally gives discounts for higher usage (although that's specific to the plan I contracted for knowing the insane usage the house has). I'm sure you're already looking into the power usage but I wanted to give a real-world anecdotal comparison.

Thats the thing about the lake. Parents take their kids, then those kids take their kids. I'm like a 4th generation Canadhota kid lol

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Thank you!

WAGEETZ

Randyland or the Bicycle Museum if they want to check out something a little different

We take our kids to the Union Grill in Oakland, nothing fancy but they have great comfort food and good for kids without wild tastes. D's Six Pak and Dogs is a good cheap eat too, awesome pizza and beer selection.

I have found them at Giant Eagle

Haha! Mos Eisley Cantina! 🤣

Wawatz,

yup. you're overthinking it.

Lawrenceville, under the 40th street bridge there's a trail that'll take you down to the river. I've skipped stones there before

Just as long as it never becomes a Wawa

Gotcha, was hoping that was the case. Thank you!

Do I? No. Should I? Yes. Definitely can’t hurt, especially if you just replace your moisturizer or toner with one with SPF. But I also don’t moisturize. My dermatologist would hate me if I had one…

yes. it's your primary residence. that question is for people that buy rental properties, 2nd homes, etc.

Fill it out and send it in.

Hokie alumni here: Utilities are cheap AF in the NRV. (at least they were when I was in school)