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hamms30 t1_jaaqu4z wrote

Reply to Me and my partner from England wanting to visit Connecticut by woodyrg14

anywhere on the southern coast and you can take the train into NYC if you want for actual night club night life. Stamford, Norwalk and New Haven have more nightlife within CT than other towns. Norwalk you can take a train up to Wilton, Ridgefield or Bethel and that would be more down to earth CT "real America" compared to all the towns on the coast. If you had a car you could go further north into the state and see the woods, rolling hills and landscapes that make the state a treat. These towns have the small downtown town centers with shops and restaurants and then the town branches out from there. Kind of like ant hills. Also, if you can come in the fall, you'll catch the fall scenery.

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hamms30 t1_ixvdbg2 wrote

Reply to comment by letstry822 in The work we’ve done in the legislature with two governors over the last twelve years is noticed again by Wall Street resulting in significant taxpayer savings. Standard & Poor’s announced it is increasing Connecticut’s general obligation bond credit rating from A+ to AA-. by senatorduff

Connecticut is less of a credit risk. If the state needs to borrow money in the future, it would be at a lower interest rate since we're deemed a lower risk and more stable investment compared to previously.

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