Your town clerk’s office vital statistics clerk might be able to say how up to date their records are. (If you have such a person in municipal offices, otherwise it might be done at the county level where you live, I come from the state that abolished counties so everything is municipal)

One of the retired clergy in my parish was a professor primarily, I could put you in touch if you’d like

Your public library might have access for the future. Mine is annoying to use but it is available online

I’m not saying driving is great in Connecticut but we don’t have to put our lives at risk like that

Other places have green arrows or lights long enough that there’s a gap in oncoming traffic

The way I drove in NYC once and an Uber driver got out of his car to instruct me how to drive in Manhattan (making a left turn on green with oncoming traffic also with a green)

A new development, spotted tonight Sarah Strong pink American flag and a flag with both Paige & Sarah

A confirmation service sermon that didn’t acknowledge the confirmands at all and was more of just a dry theological approach to the readings.

Revised at least 10

Their sanctuary is such a cool re-use!

Are any of your county/municipal elected officials Dems? They should be able to help connect you. In my state municipal clerks have to interact with town committee chairs and would be able to help.

Tony Bozzella’s reaction to that is so meme worthy

This is certainly a gen z belief

Econometrics was sadly one of my spring 2020 classes, but I think we covered pretty similar methods. And with covid we swapped from STATA to R Studio. I really regretted not doing advanced econometrics when I was writing my thesis, but I hated the prof for it

Did you have a basic econometrics class in grad school?

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