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buried_lede OP t1_ivkg6rc wrote
Reply to comment by AvogadrosMoleSauce in Home heating looks grim in the NE, according to this article, but exactly how does one hoard heating oil? by buried_lede
Haha. Maybe they will ration, I don’t know, but the panic buying -I’ll have to save up some milk jugs I guess. Convert the well and septic
buried_lede t1_ivj9gzm wrote
Reply to gift shop? by [deleted]
Connecticut Tourism kiosks and many Connecticut museum gift stores carry Connecticut stuff
buried_lede t1_ivixhv5 wrote
I’ve only got a couple this year but I’ not in the Hayes/Logan battle zone
I got one from an org that wants to help me find my polling location. I know my location but almost wanted to text back yes to see if they sent me to the wrong one
Also got a whacked right wing parents rights/ school text with video about sex education from Passct dot org
buried_lede t1_ivixawj wrote
Reply to comment by AvogadrosMoleSauce in Anyone else get political spam messages like this by Zerox19a
Oh, so that is what “moderate” is. Cute
buried_lede t1_iuhd6vt wrote
A women's homeless shelter or domestic violence shelter? If the latter, here is a more direct phone number instead of 211
Statewide 24 Hour Toll Free Hotline 1-888-774-2900 English 1-844-831-9200 Spanish Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence (CCADV) Services All domestic violence advocacy services are free and confidential
buried_lede t1_iugedqr wrote
Doesn’t it come from race horses? I know they tax racehorses, so, your Shetland ponies get it too. Just in case you race them, lol.
For what it’s worth, it sounds like a dumb tax. It’s like taxing my dog or cat
buried_lede t1_iucijoe wrote
Reply to comment by Justinontheinternet in Connecticut's Candidates for Congress Weigh in on Continued Aid for Ukraine by jr_reddit
Just google it, I gave you two examples you could google and I am not even the one who made the point
buried_lede t1_iu7glbl wrote
Reply to comment by Justinontheinternet in Connecticut's Candidates for Congress Weigh in on Continued Aid for Ukraine by jr_reddit
You’re asking me or the other commenter? Because I just produced two when that person was hit up for receipts. You want receipts for those receipts?
buried_lede t1_iu3sf8e wrote
Reply to comment by OWBstk in Connecticut's Candidates for Congress Weigh in on Continued Aid for Ukraine by jr_reddit
You're not wrong though. Indirectly, through right wing causes. The NRA was raking in Russian money, so much that it collapsed when it was exposed and the money dried up. Plenty of receipts for that.
Trump Org, but its own admission, was getting its financing from Russian banks
buried_lede t1_iu1u7xo wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in This is nuts. by therealcocochanel
What the heck has a bobcat ever done to you? I can’t think of a CT animal that messes with people less than a bobcat
buried_lede t1_iu12v0x wrote
Reply to comment by mkt853 in This is nuts. by therealcocochanel
I have really good strong doors, but I watched a bunch of YouTube videos one day about how to bear proof your home or cabin and saw some where bears just ripped through exterior walls, lol. I am now paranoid about every weak spot of the property. I also close windows in the kitchen when I am cooking.
I am being a bit of a wreck over worrying it but whatever helps you sleep at night
Weak spots on doors are usually the door jams. If they can lean or pick at the frame of the door and it’s weak, they can get in
buried_lede OP t1_itytbbu wrote
Reply to comment by CTrandomdude in Landlords sued for price fixing by buried_lede
Why the us vs them? Why the either or? Either charge nose bleed rents or sell the property? Not all landlords would agree
buried_lede t1_ityq1rs wrote
Reply to comment by lokitdwn in This is nuts. by therealcocochanel
And handsome too, 😆
buried_lede t1_itypyap wrote
Reply to comment by Mental_Grapefruit726 in How can we incentivize real discussions around solutions to home affordability in CT? by otter_spud
Interesting tidbit I read earlier this week.
Recovery in property values after the 2008 crash ( say from 2010 on) was the first housing recovery in our history not driven by homeowner/occupants but by investors in real estate, large and small. Truly a crime
buried_lede t1_ityp56d wrote
Reply to How can we incentivize real discussions around solutions to home affordability in CT? by otter_spud
Sharing this atlas in case anyone is unaware of it.
The articles are interesting but be sure to click through to the atlas itself. It’s interactive and loaded with information about each town’s zoning. It wasn’t possible to find this in one place before this atlas was created and it’s incredibly useful, especially if you are planning to buy a house or land or build or want to convert a barn to a guest house etc
https://www.zoningatlas.org/connecticut
One interesting fact from the articles, something I didn’t know: over 80-percent of residential land in CT has minimum lot size of an acre. That seems super high to me as almost every town has denser areas of 1/4 acre, and so many subdivisions too. Still not sure I really even believe it but that’s what it says.
buried_lede t1_ityog51 wrote
Reply to comment by lokitdwn in This is nuts. by therealcocochanel
Tall too
buried_lede t1_ityoc37 wrote
Reply to This is nuts. by therealcocochanel
They are good at this. I am in mortal fear I will wake up to find one in my house.
buried_lede t1_ityo1zx wrote
Reply to HUSKY Health Insurance - Do I have to pay them back when I no longer qualify for it? by Background-Fan-4052
I think you are supposed to report significant changes promptly. Maybe within 30 days? Something like that?
buried_lede t1_itynv3i wrote
Reply to by far the biggest snake i’ve seen in CT by littleA1xo
That looks like a rat snake and they can climb too.
buried_lede t1_ityk4nn wrote
Reply to How can we incentivize real discussions around solutions to home affordability in CT? by otter_spud
I wonder if we could agree statewide, at least, that minimum square footage for a house can’t be set above X-sq ft by any town.
Some towns demand houses be a minimum number of square feet that is too big, unreasonably large.
buried_lede OP t1_itv0jr2 wrote
Reply to comment by ThePermafrost in Landlords sued for price fixing by buried_lede
I agree. I think they are suing the software company, not the landlords. It certainly isn’t an old fashioned kind of price fixing, more new territory thanks to gobs of data and AI. But there were also meetings with some of the largest owners/landlords who probably understood their data was in the mix and on some level shared. Of course they all research each other’s prices anyway. Will be interested to see where this goes. I think renters are being exploited definitely, treated extremely poorly
buried_lede OP t1_itu56wi wrote
Reply to comment by Usedtoknowsomeone46 in Landlords sued for price fixing by buried_lede
I’m pretty wary of it too. I don’t know why you’re getting downvoted. The controversies are real and demand that people pay attention. It’s a big deal
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buried_lede OP t1_ivkgne6 wrote
Reply to comment by AvogadrosMoleSauce in Home heating looks grim in the NE, according to this article, but exactly how does one hoard heating oil? by buried_lede
Someone in Darien will discover an oil well in their back yard like the Beverly Hillbillies, and save us