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Naugatuck, Connecticut's William Gordon kisses boy for social media; Bond set at $500k
William Gordon, 44, of Naugatuck, New Haven County, Connecticut, United States has been arrested. He posted to social media a video of himself kissing a boy, 10.
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Free spirit
#original photographer#photographers on tumblr#monarch butterfly#lake michigan#rafefar#Naugatuck dunes state park#michigan#nature#insects#free spirit
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My roadtrip updates
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Naugatuck, Connecticut
built in 1947
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Acorn Button Club Antique Roadshow @ Naugatuck Historical Society
The Naugatuck History Museum at the Tuttle House is excited to be hosting the Acorn Button Club Antique Roadshow on April 23 @ 2 p.m. This program is free and open to the public and will be held at the Naugatuck History Museum at the Tuttle House. The Tuttle House is the backdrop for this exhibit. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this 1882 Queen Anne-style mansion provides an…
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Bea Arthur as Maude Findlay, Bill Macy as Walter Findlay and Hermione Baddeley as Mrs. Nell Naugatuck in the groundbreaking “Maude” (1974)
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PAT 6691 at Grant Street Station, Pittsburgh PA
Photo by George W. Hamlin. Built for Southern Pacific, rebuilt by GE in Hornell, operated by Wellsville, Addison & Galeton, then rebuilt again and sent to Pittsburgh for PATrain, then sent to CDOT in 1990 for Shore Line East, sent to storage on the Naugatuck Railroad sometime around 1999... Well traveled units, indeed! June 1986
#commuter train#patrain#port authority of allegheny county#1986#pittsburgh#trains#passenger train#history#grant street terminal#pennsylvania
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Almond Joy Candy Bar Alolan Exeggutor
Origin- Naugatuck, Connecticut
#digital art#fanart#pokemon#artists on tumblr#almond joy#chocolate#chocolate bar#milk chocolate#almonds#alolan exeggutor#exeggutor
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Where do you shop for your clothes? Are there any particular brands you look out for?
OH SO- this is kinda gonna be a frustrating answer.
i shop almost exclusively at this re-sale/second chance/excess store that puts together the unsold clothing from places like free-people and anthropology and the indy brands that they carry. It's INCREDIBLY local to my stretch of the woods- it's called retail 101 in naugatuck connecticut. i got a 350$ dress new with tags for 30$ and that was the most expensive clothing item listed in the store. it's definitely worthwhile to make the drive. it's about an hour for me, at least two if you're in nyc.
shopping there helps me feel better about getting clothes- because they're generally a lot bit better quality than like h and m or primark (which is what i can reasonably afford). it's also not directly supporting like- all those big businesses and keeps unsold clothes out of the landfill ect. It's helped me get some very very nice clothing for very cheap. it's a very overstimulating experience because it's basically just a football field sized warehouse filled with clothing.
i greatly recommend it if you're overly small or overly large because their greatest selection is in the Xs and Xl range like- I think i saw a size 14 jeans that were originally 400$ on sale for 14$ so- if you're more middle sized it definitely requires some hunting.
but tbh i also hit up the target clearance section for most of my jeans because they have really reasonable sales. i got my favorite pair of ripped jeans there for 6.50$. Target just for some reason happens to fit me pretty reliably- which is honestly rare because i have a 28 inch waist but a 40 inch booty.
#i love clothes and shopping because when i was a kid i never got new or nice things.#like we were a one new pair of shoes a year household#and i got like maybe 4 outfits at a time because that was all we could afford#and even then they were holey and didn't fit me right.#I give myself a budget cuz i know i spend too much on clothing generally#but it's very healing for me to express myself that way#because when i was growing up and until i was in college really- expressing myself that way wasn't really an option.#not to mention the other aspect of my life and needing to be able to run in whatever i was wearing#this is not new holly lore but old holly lore but yeah#being stalked really does do a number on you#its funny because as a result i sort of hate sneakers now like#this is just a me issue but i had to wear sneakers for safety every day#littterally every day#just incase my stalker was following me wherever i was and i needed to run#he hasn't chased me like that since like- the first week of the pandemic so <3#healing is still happening and i don't wear sneakers anymore#wouldn't be caught dead in em'#not that i haven't tried to get back into liking them and wearing them because some of them are comfortable
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Ocean State Job Lot, Naugatuck, CT
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Etsy, MARKonPARK: Striped Tie. Undated mounted photo portrait of a handsome teen in a three-piece suit. Shepard Studio Naugatuck, Conn. https://markonpark.etsy.com/listing/1726151488
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93J Panco por Billy Hager Por Flickr: The second of yesterdays oddball heritage 2-fer around Williamson. 93J came east from Kenova with a single light Wabash heritage unit, picked up MOW flats, then took the train to Panco and shoved in the siding. Here they are westbound between Naugatuck and Panco. The track they are shoving the train in is in the foreground, the former “Middle Panco” CPL signal was in this stretch before it was removed during a round of signal cutovers.
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Naugatuck, Connecticut
built in 1886
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The Quiripi language
Quiripi is an Algonquian language once spoken in Long Island and Connecticut, including the territory where Yale sits today.
Its last speakers died in the early 1900s, and the language was never well documented. We have only a few poorly transcribed word lists, so we know little about its grammar except what we can guess from closely related Algonquian languages.
It was spoken by the Quinnipiac, Unquachog, Mattabessett, Podunk, Tunxis, and Paugussett (including Naugatuck, Potatuck, Weantinock) groups in the area.
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Bea Arthur as Maude Findlay, Bill Macy as Walter Findlay and Hermione Baddeley as Mrs. Nell Naugatuck on “Maude” in 1974.
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