I would say yes it’s more family oriented in general in that area, but I had a blast living there as a single no kids person. And my single no kids friend who lived off Broadway was a quick rideshare away.

I lived on Waterman Street for 5 years. Before that I lived over near Hope High for 2 years and on Angell Street for 3 years. So 10 years in the East Side total. I loved it. If I could have afforded to buy a place I liked in my price range, I would have. I could walk almost everywhere (I landed at a gym outside of walking distance and was too lazy to walk to work though I did at times… damn hills).

Try an independent pharmacy.

Especially in the winter when the priority is heating homes with natural gas vs generating electricity.

I failed already. It’s down very low but it’s on. I’ll turn it off when it’s back into the 70’s Thurs/Fri.