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Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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In ranking order
Stamford: nice contemporary edge city, attractive suburban neighborhoods that fit the quintesential CT suburbia that many would have in their minds (adjacent Greenwich and Darien included) and great access to NYC
New Haven: Great pizza, nice architecture, Yale campus, interesting neighborhoods, not too far from NYC
Hartford: Boring, although the CT state house is beautiful.
Bridgeport: to be fair I never got off I-95 to explore it, with that said and it's reputation I never felt compelled to get off I-95 to see it, not a pretty sight.
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