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Old 03-28-2007, 12:16 AM
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Question Anybody from Yuma?

My company is relocating to Arizona very soon. They haven’t told me if I’ll end up in Tucson or Yuma. I’ve never heard of Yuma and haven’t been able to fmd much on it. I’m hoping and praying that we’ll end up in Tucson. We’re from Houston and have enjoyed a nice and private suburb community (Katy) with the big city benifites 20 minutes from Houston. Any information regarding Yuma will be appreciated.

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Old 05-02-2007, 08:03 AM
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My company is relocating to Arizona very soon. They haven’t told me if I’ll end up in Tucson or Yuma. I’ve never heard of Yuma and haven’t been able to fmd much on it. I’m hoping and praying that we’ll end up in Tucson. We’re from Houston and have enjoyed a nice and private suburb community (Katy) with the big city benifites 20 minutes from Houston. Any information regarding Yuma will be appreciated.

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Hello, there a few posts of Yuma and not so much positive. I lived there for over three years and really miss is now. It's a smallish town, in between Phoenix and San Diego. The Colorado river runs through and many people go out there all summer even though it's hot...it's really hot in the summer but the winter months are very nice. Yuma has really grown a lot since just a few years ago. Housing like everywhere in Yuma went up but is still reasonable compared to other places.

Good luck with whereever you move!!

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Old 05-03-2007, 07:27 PM
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please read up on yuma! i unfortunatly live here and its awful so check out the other posts on it. overcrowded in the wintes due to snowbirds, and 121+ in the summers, the heat doesnt let up at night and stays about 100 all night long. its dusty here hardly no rain. not a nice place to live, try hard for tucson

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