Hartford County

Y pues eso me enseñó a que la educación, por eso es que es bien importante.

Y [soplido] decidí, pues empezar a educar simplemente en Hartford, en Hartford County.

Ah, un cliente se hizo otro.

Empecé con mis padres, empecé con hermanos de la iglesia, empecé con-- sí, poco a poco.

Opening podcast 511, October's edition of Blues Time.

That was a roots and blues band hailing from Hartford County, Connecticut, and from their album Baby Doll's Kitchen, it was the track She Is In My Soul.

From Northern California, and from their second album titled Come To Me, it is the Carmen Ratty Band, and this track features the vocals of Jewel Dineen.

Open up my eyes, scroll through the news.

Well, Hartford, Connecticut is deep in the middle of Yankee country, and I mean New York Yankee country.

Because we've had such a large response from our friends in the Hartford County area, the Yankees have, in conjunction with the Highway Tire Centers, established convenient ticket reservation outlets in each of the three branches of Highway Tire Centers in the Hartford area.

The easy-to-reach locations are as follows.

58 Maple Street in Wethersfield, 898 Farmington Avenue in Farmington, and 214 Main Street in the middle of downtown Hartford.

President Lynn Cutler of the Highway Tire Centers has promised the same outstanding service to Yankee ticket buyers as his regular customers.

So why not make your ticket reservations right in the convenience of Hartford County by stopping by one of the three locations? Call Lynn on the phone at 563-2801 and stay tuned to Yankee broadcasts, as we'll be announcing more ticket reservations outlets for all of our Connecticut fans.

Bottom half of the third inning, the Senators leading five to one.

Steve Hamilton, who came on and got the last two outs of the second inning, taking his wall of pitches out on the mound.

There you go.

Um, question coming in, uh, from Hartford County, Connecticut.

Uh, "What do you see that 2027 and 2028 for us over here, affordability, rental demand, et cetera?" So, uh, Josh and I, I can't, well, I can't really speak for Josh, but I'm going to.

Neither of us follow the Connecticut market closely enough to be able to give you, like, accurate information here.

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Casey and Company starts now on Talk Radio 680 WCBM at 99.9 FM in Harper County.

The right choice for Maryland.

I just got three things to say.

The other thing I'm seeing is people moving to different areas of the state New London County, Windham County, Litchfield County, these cornering cities with multi-families.

And you're seeing those prices going up now because the New Haven and Hartford County buyers are like, I can't make money here.

But, hey, over in Killingly, Connecticut, I can.

Hartford is

And Sheetz tastes better than... [laughs]

We, we have, like, in Hartford County, we have, like, two Sheetz.

One is, like, they just put one near my house.

I never even go to it.

Well, Hartford, Connecticut is deep in the middle of Yankee country, and I mean New York Yankee country.

Of course, we've had such a large response from our friends in the Hartford County area.

The Yankees have, in conjunction with the Highway Tire Centers, established convenient ticket reservation outlets in each of the three branches of Highway Tire Centers in the Hartford area.

The easy-to-reach locations are as follows.

58 Maple Street in Wethersfield, 898 Farmington Avenue in Farmington, and 214 Main Street in the middle of downtown Hartford.

President Len Cutler of the Highway Tire Centers has promised the same outstanding service to Yankee ticket buyers as is regular customers.

So why not make your ticket reservations right in the convenience of Hartford County by stopping by one of the three locations.

Call Lynn on the phone at 563-2801 and stay tuned to Yankee Broadcast as we'll be announcing more ticket reservations outlets for all of our Connecticut fans.

He's putting a task force, the Maryland Data Center Task Force, is what he's creating.

But also, just a few minutes ago, everybody, Governor Moore was telling the reporters assembled there that those Maryland jurisdictions, Brian, that already have a moratorium, like we're going to talk about with Anne Arundel County or Baltimore County or in Hartford County's instance, that they've already done a ban, their situation he won't.

But those jurisdictions that want data centers, he said there are going to be rules in place for that.

In terms of if you're 25 megawatts or more, you must meet thus, thus, thus, and thus.

Well, it sounds to me like the ones that don't have a prohibition are going to be restricted.

Like they're going to have certain restrictions.

The ones that have a moratorium or a ban like Hartford County aren't going to be messed with.

Like you're not going to mess with