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Old 07-11-2009, 12:21 AM
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Hello,
I am considering taking a position at Coalinga State Hospital and am looking to rent a house out there as I have two dogs that would come with me. Any thoughts?

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I am very familiar with Coalinga as I own a rental house in Coalinga (which is vacant right now). Coalinga is actually one of the better towns for living out in the valley. There is not much there as people before indicated. The just built a new large SaveMart which is actually very nice. There are plans for building much more in the town in the next few years. My suggestion for someone with computer experience is to look for a job at Coalinga State Hospital also. They should have an IT Department. I work at Atascadero State Hospital and our IT Department is large and there seems to always be positions open.

The idea of commuting to Fresno is way too far. Maybe you could find a job in Hanford. That would be the next largest town abut 30 minutes away from Coalinga.
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Old 07-12-2009, 11:28 AM
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There are houses out there to rent now. Actually prices are low if you are considering buying. If you make contact with one of the real estate agencies they probably have a board listing homes for rent.
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You could live between Coalinga and Fresno, it does not have to be one or the other.

The largest single employer in Coalinga, IIRC, is the prison.
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