Sentences with phrase «commuter town in»

I enjoyed living in Manhattan for 14 years but then moved to a commuter town in Connecticut on Long Island Sound.

But if we're viewing Ben Wheatley films as products of their environment, it's worth noting that his story begins not on the south coast or in the UK capital but in a small commuter town in Essex...

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Gimbel considered these commuters, in town for a day or weekend, «the cream of the buying population of the whole United States,» as a business monograph of the time called them.

On May 28 2002, a three - man «independent commission», appointed by the FA, concluded that Wimbledon Football Club — who were in dire financial straits following Sam Hamman's chairmanship and an abortive move to Dublin — should be allowed to move from the London borough of Merton to the commuter town of Milton Keynes, some seventy miles to the north.

Several names have been mentioned as potential Democratic candidates for Morahan's seat, including Assemblyman Kenneth Zebrowski Jr., whose late father ran unsuccessfully against Morahan in 1999 (a race that contributed to the repeal of the commuter tax), and Ramapo Town Supervisor Christopher St. Lawrence, who is currently running for LG, but says he won't primary whomever AG Andrew Cuomo taps as his No. 2 if it isn't himself.

But Labour was given a boost in the Essex commuter town of Harlow - key to tapping into so - called White Van Man.

The subway is facing a «summer of hell,» but don't tell that to the out - of - town bus drivers in New York City brought in to alleviate problems for frustrated commuters.

The members of the two organizations that plotted that Town Hall stunt are aggressively uninterested in other things, too: the MTA payroll tax on New York City - commuter counties, «illegals» using area emergency rooms, questions about the moral rightness of Peter King's American - Muslim - radicalization hearings in Congress, and generally footing the bill for other people's stuff.

Under the plan, the LIRR will give the town a 1.49 - acre parcel that includes the Wyandanch station building and some parking space and in return get a 2.16 - acre piece of property that could eventually house a parking structure that would increase the number of parking spaces available for commuters.

The town issues 41,000 permits to park in its commuter lots that have only 6,891 spaces available.

Yes, but Labour were absolutely hammered in commuters towns and suburbs across England particularly in the Midlands where they didn't gain a single seat in May 2015.

Profile: The seat covers the old pottery and mining town of Swadlincote and the more rural commuter towns and villages in Derby «s southern hinterland.

In his scheme, the lead car serves as the locomotive, doing most of the work so simple electric motors that deliver just enough power for tooling around town and driving to the commuter track can power the rest of the cars.

Rising in its place: a network of self - flying drones big enough to ferry individual commuters around town.

Despite this, demand remains strong for more spacious homes in the suburbs and in commuter towns.

The supply of high - density urban housing has increased, but people continue to choose to live in suburbs and commuter towns.

Other than one suburb of Portland, Ore., all of the wealthiest school districts are commuter towns of New York City, located in either Fairfield County, Conn., or Westchester County, N.Y..

The best bang for your buck in automotive history, a real joy to drive, easy to park so what more could a man ask for with this car you get a play toy, an awesome in town commuter, and a car you can take on long trips without having to worry about gas.

The ride when using it for heavy duty work is impressive, and the work horse ethic suits the weekend adventurer — but in town and during the commuter week, it's hard to ignore the big, cumbersome Yukon XL's sheer size and lack of maneuverability.

Changing Times drove the eight commuters in and out of town.

Taken in the context of a midsized affordable family and commuter car, the Malibu Hybrid is plenty quick around town and when merging onto the highway.

I've owned plenty of vehicles in my short time on this planet, including Lincoln Town Car, Kia Amanti, Ford Turus, and a few commuter...

It is primarily a commuter town for those who work in Orlando.

Croot and Carey, then 47 and 59, had been living north of the city in the commuter town of Thornhill.

More than 6,300 people live in Cheverly, which is primarily a commuter town to the nearby major cities.

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The Old Town Transit Center is a major intermodal transportation station where travelers can transfer between San Diego Metropolitan Transit System city buses, the Green Line of the San Diego Trolley, the Coaster commuter rail line, and the regional rail system of Amtrak in the form of its intercity Pacific Surfliner route.

Today, the area is popular for commuters into Cape Town and is a «semi-dry» town where alcohol can't be sold in stores but only in restaurants and bTown and is a «semi-dry» town where alcohol can't be sold in stores but only in restaurants and btown where alcohol can't be sold in stores but only in restaurants and bars.

Remember the 2008 story in the same magazine that said $ 200 per barrel oil was imminent, that commuters would become petroleum refugees & that the suburbs would shortly turn into ghost towns?

Most lists of the top bike - friendly towns include major metropolitan areas, but small towns, those with a population under 100,000, actually pull in higher percentages of bike commuters.

Covina, California, has the third busiest commuter train station in Southern California, according to its mayor, thus the town is investing in a nifty, digitally - accessed bike parking structure called the Mobis Secure Bike Module.

In some parts of town it is now almost 30 % of the commuters.

Census data are showing that our downtowns are growing, but there is also growth in towns and cities that are well connected by commuter rail.

Indeed, trains — both freight and commuter — account for a surprising number of severe injuries in Canada and the United States, and can occur in both dense population centres and small towns.

More than 6,300 people live in Cheverly, which is primarily a commuter town to the nearby major cities.

It is primarily a commuter town for those who work in Orlando.

Now, Waldorf is mostly a commuter town for residents who work in Washington D.C. and is the fifth most expensive city for car insurance in our Maryland study with rates 12 % higher than the state mean.

Tourists, commuters, students, and a whole lot of other people from urban areas of Canada and the U.S. come through the close streets of this town every day, and the resulting traffic risk ratings mean lots of local families will pay more for their Niagara Falls insurance bills than they would out in the Catskills.

Increases in daily commuters and commercial drivers are changing the traffic patterns in this rodeo town.

By contrast, the MBTA commuter rail is generally considered useless (everyone I know who lived in a town serviced by it would just drive, and usually work along the 128 or 495 belts instead of in the city itself), but Caltrain is considered a very practical means of commuting if you happen to live near one of the peninsula downtowns and work in SoMA, and the reason crummy housing stock in the Mission rents for $ 3500 / month is because you can get to all the cool places either by BART or by BART - > Caltrain transfers.

Largely residential in character, Murrieta is typically characterized as a commuter town, with many of its residents commuting to jobs in San Diego County, Orange County, Los Angeles County, Temecula, and Camp Pendleton.