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Old 03-24-2007, 12:41 AM
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We travel with my husbands work, move about every 4-6 months. We are supposed to be going to Caldwell this summer, about June. We will most likely be renting a house. I need a family friendly neighborhood, town, within 30 min of Caldwell where rent is reasonable. It would only be short term. Specific neighborhoods, streets, ect would be helpful.

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Old 03-24-2007, 11:04 PM
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Elaina,

If you don't want to live too close to neighbors you could easily fing a nice home on 1+ acres for $800 or so in Parma, Homedale, outskirts of town. You can rent a brand new home for the same in town in a new sub.
Some nice areas in Caldwell are around Lake Lowell.
Where you coming from anyway?

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Elaina,
Some nice areas in Caldwell are around Lake Lowell.

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Especially if you love mosquitoes!
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Especially if you love mosquitoes!
In Caldwell the worst area for West Nile was Canyon Hill area if you are talking Caldwell city....other than that, I would say Parma area was bad.

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Right now we are in Bend, Oregon area, I imagine the climate is pretty similar. I guess I'll be stocking up on some repellant then. Thanks
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