If you don't fix it and pass emissions you'll never be able to renew the registration for the car

The $20 is the total penalty.

Hopefully the cops got at least a couple of plate numbers and can follow-up

State Library and Museum is right across from the Capitol, has an awesome set of steps, and is open on Saturday

I know someone who has bought several cars at the state auction and has always been happy with them. That being said, he says that there are a lot of dealers there as well, so the bidding can be pretty competitive on the better vehicles

Elizabeth Park is a great spot

Hartford, Wethersfield, Newington, West Hartford, Bloomfield, Windsor, East Hartford

No they're not and all your protests won't make them so

You do realize that "one", "won", "two", "to", and "too" are all different words with their own meanings, not the same word with multiple meanings

I know some IGA supermarkets carry it

What surprises a lot of people who move here is the lack of county government. CT just has State and town government

Gotcha. If you want a rural feel, I'd look at Granby, Canton, Burlington, Colchester. If you want a suburb, Avon, Simsbury, Windsor, Glastonbury are worth checking out. If you want a more populated area, West Hartford, Farmington, Hartford, East Hartford, Newington and Wethersfield.

When you say infrastructure, what specifically are you looking for?

The lots near the theater are safe, and you'll be around a lot of other people going in/out of the theater. You wont have any problems in that sense. Just don't forget to bring $1 for the guy playing trumpet 🎺

Thats only for debit

Nice egg farm you got here, be a shame if anything happened to it

You should be able to email the pic to the police and ask them to look into it.

Wear whatever hat you wish my friend. No one will hassle you. Just make sure it doesn't have a Dallas Cowboys logo 😂

Same crap every year. Fart around with nonsense like this, then at the end of session they'll all say how they wish they could have done something about the truly important issues facing the state but they "ran out of time".

They give offers low enough to allow them to flip it and make money. But that doesn't mean it's always a bad idea, just depends on your situation. No harm in calling them to see what they'd pay.

What exactly do you think Yale should be doing differently?

Seafood casserole and a Twilight Zone marathon 🛸 👽 👻 📺

How high are you?

Such a good movie