I used to sing classical, in my 20s, in college (art song and opera). I am no longer in my 20s, no longer in school. Looking to get back to something I loved doing, without the academic pressures and timeline attached.

Just be gentle about it.

“The Best places to line up with likeminded stay-at-home moms and do synchronized yoga in a park in Connecticut: latest rankings”

There'll be plenty more bricks to pick once they finally decide to demolish B1

Per Oxford:

Serial killer: "a person who commits a series of murders, often with no apparent motive and typically following a characteristic, predictable behavior pattern."

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None if you don’t wanna get shot

Check with the contractors listed on Energize CT. Gives you some people to call and they should be able to get you rebates.

https://energizect.com/

Idk how Washington is the best in Litchfield county . In terms of livability, I’d say it’s between New Milford and Litchfield.

Yeah I live in that area but I'm in Orange. Milford lots are still a little bit smaller over there than I personally like. Woodbridge is the ideal size. 1.5 acres minimum with plenty of trees between neighbors.

It's also #50 in economic development. Keep up the backwards voting CT! Worst state to do business in.

Rowayton Seafood. Gorgeous area.

Gulf Beach Milford, Trumbull Ave Milford, City Dock Milford.

Now. We’ve barely had any snow and plenty of rain.

Fairfield Pepe’s is very inconsistent lately. Often too thick and doughy.

It’s not a hard drive. Or go to Zuppardi’s or Mike’s in West Haven, Papa’s or Jimmy’s in Milford.

You've got 6 districts of Greenwich in this list. Might as well slide in Mianus.

Messy zoning like that isn’t the answer. We need to majorly raise the density of our cities.

They could have run out of money

I worked in the city and did hotels on late nights and it was way under 500. Usually 150-250 for a decent hotel.

Danbury line is slow though, and infrequent. And uncomfortable. Most make the drive to southeast train.

Milford would be the best of the worst options. Hopefully you don’t have to commute every day.

Your assessment is correct. Great if you don’t have kids or can afford private school $$$. If you don’t have to commute to NYC, there’s no good reason to choose it over Milford.

I’d disagree with parking. If you know where to park it’s fine. I never have an issue and go to downtown almost daily, and beaches often.

Actually Trumbull taxes (mill rate) are higher than Fairfield’s.