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Old 06-06-2007, 07:31 PM
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Check the Hartford Courant and Monster.com. There should be something around Hartford that you could get. I really like it here. Nice small city, great suburbs. A very nice place to live. Jay
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How come the quiet corner hasn't been sprawled out as a cheaper Boston suburb?
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At over 65 miles away- the 'quiet' corner is thankfully too far away.
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Old 06-26-2007, 11:55 AM
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Housing in eastern Connecticut is reasonable,
starter homes start at around 195K- Putnam is one town in the northeast corner that is really charming- with a good schools system and pleasant downtown.

also look into Danielson, Plainfield and Mansfield. Good luck!
I grew up in Woodstock and my grandparents have lived in Putnam since i was born. I have to say that although there are more business' in Putnam I would say living in Woodstock is fair nicer if you can afford it. Also I never went to the schools in Putnam but I will say I enjoyed the Woodstock school system.
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