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ANy suggestions: kids
ne middle school the other 2nd. grade of elementary, we want to rent (20-30k) nice neighborhood,educated people, single family home.... |
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Fox River Grove or Crystal lake, and if you want some conjestion Schaumburg is good. Fox River Grove is like small town mayberry with all the big towns next to them.
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I like northwestern Illinois. I do not know where you are getting a job, though, more than likely it is in Chicago or the burbs.'
Cities I love in NW IL are: Oregon-- It is in Ogle County. I find it a very quaint community. The courthouse and the river are beautiful, and the population is near 4,100. The schools are very good... Jefferson Elementary School is the only public elementary school and is a great option... Good teachers and program. The city itself is growing and believe it or not, the Chicago sprawl is beginning to effect the area... It is at the juncture of Hwy 2 and 64 in Central Ogle County, again. Other great areas: Galena--Jo Daviess County Roscoe-- Winnebago County Naperville-- I don't know, it's near Chicago Ottawa-- I don't know, it is along I-80 just south of Chicago. Mount Carroll/Savanna-- Carroll County, great places, good schools. All of the areas above I have been and I am quite fond of. I am very familiar with several cities in the Northwest part of the state and eastern Iowa... Hope I could help |
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Forget Northern Illinois, how about Central Illinois? Springfield or any of the surrounding towns have good schools, reasonable to very expensive housing. Where are you coming from, that might give readers a clue to help with your relocation plans.
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I am not sure what the 20k-30k represents.
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![]() Gratefully, building codes and enforcement thereof are coming to Clinton but I only wish they were going to be retroactive (no "grandfathering!") so that people who have the older, trashy properties couldn't "sandbag" purchasers with them. Many of the things in the house our daughter bought couldn't be detected until it was too late because the problems were carefully hidden behind sheetrock where no inspector could see them anyway! ![]() Faithfully, G.A. |
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Just make sure you do your homework and don't move into a flood zone. Good luck. It's becoming too overcrowded with new developments popping up everywhere. I'll be moving south in a couple of days. Oooh, also make sure you have adequate parking.
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