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That also happened 17 years ago. I can count on one hand how many serious crimes have happened in Lakeville in the past 24 years ive been alive.
A serious crime in Lakeville happens very infrequently. As mentioned, I lived in Plymouth, but spent alot of time in Lakeville. Leaving car doors, house, etc open, wasn't that big of a deal. |
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I grew up about 1/2 mile up the street from St Joe Med center and still live in that area. We have had no problems where we live. There is an ER doctor that lives around the corner from me and there is a resident that lives about a block down the street. There was another resident that lived around the corner but he got a job and moved away.
The South Bend schools are not great. There is a catholic grade school (St Joe) about 2 blocks from the Med Center. I would suggest looking in the Wayne St area or the east LaSalle/Colfax/Washington St areas for housing. These are older neighborhoods with some very nice houses and are far more reasonably priced that Granger. I would bet the Med Center probably has someone that could give you more info about the area. |
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FYI.... St Joe Med Center is not right next to Notre Dame. They are about a mile apart. Game day traffic isn't that big of a deal. Most people come and go on the toll road which is north of town or on US31.
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Isn't the Match held in March? How does your husband know for sure that he'll be in South Bend (I think both St. Joes & Memorial have residency programs)? Last edited by FutureDomer; 10-26-2006 at 11:27 AM. |
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We're actually not from AZ, just living here while my husband attends medical school. We're used to nasty weather back home so I think we'll be fine in IN even though we've kind of become temperature weenies while we've been here. Well, I'm hoping we'll be fine. Eh, you adjust. The first year we were in AZ I thought I was going to die when it hit 118 in July. Thanks for all of the great info, everyone! I'll be checking out several of the areas you've all mentioned. Yeah, the hospitals are pretty good about getting information to people, but I'm a little anal-retentive and am beginning the search much earlier than is most likely necessary. I'd rather be prepared than surprised. |
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Is your husband a DO or MD? Do you know which residency program (Memorial or St Joe) he'll be at?
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I used to live right smac dab in the middle of Mishawaka. I worked at St Joe Med. SB. It was about a 10 min drive. 15 to Memorial Hosp. I loved it up there. Mishawaka has great shopping. I wouldn't recomend living in SB. One block is nice the next is scummy. Especially South Michigan St. Granger is more upity. Very nice homes but also expensive. Notre Dame traffic is HORRID on game day, but the area is pretty dead durring the game. Just don't try to go out after the games.
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Go for Granger. You will like it for sure and distance wise it won't matter much.
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