Maybe. Usually the quicker you get to a real highway the better. Those state roads have lights and traffic. So really the answer depends on where you're starting from. In this day and age, I would ask Google maps. Plug in a day and time (e.g. Monday 7am) and try some different options. It's been a long time since I've had to commute anywhere that I couldn't bike to.

Good luck with the new job.

It was north of Waterbury off rt 8. 34 goes northwest and runs into rt 8, which goes directly up to Waterbury.

I found that getting through New Haven was of the worst parts. I lived in East Rock and getting to rt 34 took forever. I ended up taking Whitney up into Cheshire.

I did not enjoy that commute. Did it for about 6 months and that was enough.

It's almost as if it's a public space.

Cool. Kinda has a Contois vibe from the outside.

I don't doubt you, though I'm not sure there is a "preference" more than that's just who tends to frequent the place. East Rock is diverse on paper, but not always in practice. There was a reasonable amount of diversity there the last time I went, including black women. But that was at least a decade ago.

Sorry if this is late. I have found that Google maps offers the best advice for local buses. You can input your departure or arrival time/date and it will tell you what his to take. Will also tell you if it is running late.

I find the CT transit schedules to be confusing, since many of the bus lines have multiple variations.

We never had a chance. I presume that all the tickets were handed out to insiders. They were literally gone within one second.

Public schools. Enter the lottery system ASAP.

This data does not I'm any way support your hypothesis of misdiagnosis and over prescription.

Please provide a reference or remove this post (or I will remove it). What I have read says it is mostly due to increased diagnosis during the pandemic.

Sounds like a fair assessment of Waterbury. Also, it would be a heinous commute into NH.

"Players were in the middle of a Magic: The Gathering and a pre-release tournament when the store’s boiler caught fire..."

T-Swirl may look like a normal Asian crepe depot, but the savory crepes are insanely good. It's like discovering a new color. They artfully arrange every leaf and berry like it's a floral arrangement for the Queen's jubilee. Highly recommend.

I have the same nostalgia, but it gives the pizza a steam bath. This softens the crust and makes the cheese gooey. If you're going to do a pizza review, you might as well get it served properly. Seems like they had the whole restaurant to themselves.

Depends what you're into. I love it. I loved New Haven too.

I can already see a grievous error in the photo - you're reviewing a pizza that's been in a take-out box!

That said, I wish you all the best with your channel. I will watch tomorrow when I can turn the volume on. Thanks for sharing!

I think the main issue with the track is that they'd have to increase the turn radius on a lot of places. It's an extremely crowded corridor. That means massive amounts of eminent domain. Thousands of people would list their homes and businesses. It's not going to happen.

This is police-on-civilian crime. You are at the wrong protest.

There was nothing in the linked story about her wandering into traffic or taking PCP. Maybe if you have additional information it would be worth sharing.

I wasn't born yesterday. I know how banning works. Please just be civilized and don't denigrate the dead.

Geronimo's is always excellent. Southwest or TexMex cuisine. Fancy guacamole made on a cart next to your table.

https://www.geronimobarandgrill.com/new-haven/all-day.php

Stop blaming the victim when you have no details. Someone lost a mother/daughter/sister/wife. How awful it would be for their grieving family members to come here and see you baselessly accusing her of being high on PCP and stumbling into traffic. I'm going to delete your nasty comment and if you keep attacking this victim you will be banned from the sub.

What a shitty thing to say. Someone died.

She was?