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Old 07-30-2006, 04:51 PM
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Hello! I'd like to move closer to home (Tri-State, Ohio Valley area) I relocated to Florida 2 years ago and I miss my family and friends.
I have an aunt in Morrow, Ohio who suggests that area, which seems to be near Cincinnati. However, I'd like to get away from the heavy traffic and commute. Anyone out there have any suggestions or info. on the area? I work in Health Info. Mngt. (medical records) and clerical fields.
I have realized I'm not much of a city girl
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Old 08-02-2006, 09:30 AM
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I would check out Batavia, Ohio. Its not far from Cincinnati and its a great small town. People were very friendly and the houses were very nice. Older housing to new developments. Its still very small, but not far from the city. Good luck with your move and if you need more info i will try and help.
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