Ah, the Connecticut stereotype of the rude and the restless. Well, that may not be a thing, but we do know that Connecticut gets a bad rap for the temperament of its people. With New Englanders having a reputation for being prudent, sometimes aloof, and a little tough, it is hard to break away from

Every state has its pros and cons, from the weather to the sports, to the food, and of course, to the people. The native residents of a state can define the experience you have there. When you grow up somewhere and move elsewhere, either to visit for school or work or leisure, then you will

Connecticut is called the Nutmeg State, but that’s not all that it is known for. Among its sunny beaches, amazing natural parks and reserves, and fun sights, are the core of its fame. It may come as a surprise, but Connecticut is actually known for its iconic food choices. The mix of New England Cuisine

The great Constitution State, or the Nutmeg State, and even the Provisions State–has many nicknames to choose from. The state itself can’t even get its name down, so what are Connecticut residents called? Since it was founded, Connecticut has undergone many advancements and improvements, and since 1951 has been dubbed the Land of Steady Habits

You may have heard about some of the stereotypes assigned to the people that live in Connecticut. Some may be true, most may be false, but generally speaking, people in Connecticut have their own unique air that not a lot of people want to breathe. If you’re moving to Connecticut, visiting, working, or starting school