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There is a Lowes here. Fits all the criteria except for Culture (Saint Louis City is about 30 miles away)
We have two private lakes, a water ski team, a sailing club, a Tennis Team, a Swim team and a golf course. The City also runs an Annual Triathlon. There are also fishing and canoe clubs.
There is also a good size medical center within the city limits.
I'm not a big fan of Missouri, but Living in Lake Saint Louis feels more like a west coast town that the midwest. It makes living in Missouri tolerable.
And Yes Saint Louis City does have a high crime rate, BUT it is fairly isolated to neighborhoods that you shouldn't or want to go into anyway.
Thank you ckhthankgod for all the wonderful links. Can you offer some specifics on neighborhoods in or near Glens Falls and Ithaca? We would definately need a townhouse or house. We would be renting to start. Something with a yard (dogs). What would be the average $$$?
Would like nice, quiet family type neighborhood. Love to have a park nearby. Safety, of course is a priority.
How easy is it to rent with dogs? We are very responsible w/ours and they usually sleep all day, but I know renters are somewhat skeptical when it comes to that issue. I can't say I blame them.
Anyway, if you can suggest some neighborhoods that may be of interest, it would be appreciated.
Oh, and I'm hoping to find neighborhoods with a nice mix. I would like to be sure we don't end up in an area w/all 20 somethings or on the opposite end w/all retirees.
Possible?
I would also recommend the Ithaca area. There are also soem real neat Hudson River communities between Albany and New York City that are worth Checking out.
My favorites would be Rhinebeck, Redhook Staatsburgh
New Paltz
I would also recommend the Ithaca area. There are also soem real neat Hudson River communities between Albany and New York City that are worth Checking out.
My favorites would be Rhinebeck, Redhook Staatsburgh
New Paltz
I never really liked Hudson, maybe a bit to old and run down.
Saugerties is pretty nice. Kingston also has some real nice areas
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