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Now normally, when a list like this drops and my hometown of Danbury gets snubbed, I spiral into a familiar rant — something about how we’re completely ignored by the rest of the state and the media that covers it. But this time? No complaints. I’m happy to tip my cap.

Directed by New Milford native Myke "Foo" Furhman and written by fellow resident Victoria Flores, Candlewood has been a source of local pride since its production began. And now, with a growing audience and national exposure, it’s becoming a breakout success well beyond Connecticut.

Patriotism is defined as the quality of being patriotic; devotion to and vigorous support for one's country. I think we should all have that quality in abundance.

The latest data, pulled from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, shows some states are seeing a serious spike in people saying “I’m out” to their bosses. Whether it’s burnout, better offers, or just wanting something different, folks are still walking away from the 9-to-5 grind in HUGE numbers.

Even those of us who live here know it’s a tough place to sum up. Try to label it from a distance, and you’ll probably miss the mark. So, to help you avoid some awkward moments, here are 9 Things People from Connecticut Are Tired of Hearing

Shots fired. Danbury men were minding their own business when two young ladies came out of nowhere with a :07 roast for the ages.

Alves has had his eye on this place since he took office, and now it's finally happening. He’s been working with state leaders to make it happen and says this move helps preserve an important piece of Danbury’s history, while also opening the door to some new possibilities for the space.

Now, that answer should raise some eyebrows. In fact, it should set off your internal conspiracy alarm. Let me explain why this whole thing smells a little off.

Authorities say the driver then swerved across all three lanes and merged onto the Exit 27A off-ramp toward Route 8 northbound, allegedly coming dangerously close to several other vehicles.

While baby boomers are expected to pass down a huge chunk of America’s wealth, that doesn’t mean they’re all sitting pretty. In fact, many Americans aged 65 and older are struggling to make ends meet.