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03-14-2006, 01:33 PM
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Holcomb Look Out Here We Come
Hubby And I Are Relocating For Work.we Would Love If Someone Could Send Us A Couple Photos Of What's To See Before The Big Move ......
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05-12-2006, 04:29 PM
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Unless you and your husband have jobs already there are no good jobs to be found. I wouldn't move to KS if at all possible. I am moving out of Wichita as soon as schooling is over with in 07.
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12-22-2006, 12:39 AM
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I'd hate to say i told you so....
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Originally Posted by gturb03
Unless you and your husband have jobs already there are no good jobs to be found. I wouldn't move to KS if at all possible. I am moving out of Wichita as soon as schooling is over with in 07.
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I cant count how many times i quote people like this. gturb's absolutely right stay the heck outta this state if at all possible. Im movin to hawaii within the year - been here for 20 years and I absolutely hate it. Don't get me wrong - kansas is a great place to live - if your over 50 or dead or something. sorry to be so grim but it's the blunt truth
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10-20-2007, 04:01 PM
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You can see wonderful, exciting things like enormous feedyards, slaughter houses, endless lack of water,trees, and civilization, but LOTS of wind, hail, tornadoes, dirt storms, snow blizzards, etc. And it is a lovely community where the illegal immigrants can gather and work at the nice slaughter houses and feedyards! And you have access to great things like a....ummm....well....let's see....OH! I KNOW! I think they have a corner gas station where the highways meet. (And surely there is a post office? Maybe not...might have to drive to Garden for your mail) And there is a railroad track going through, so maybe the excitement of a train from time to time? And, best of all, there is the wonderful, God-Sent wind and dirt. Oh yes...I'm sooooooooooooo jealous...!!!!!
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10-20-2007, 04:47 PM
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On the misty plateau
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Location: Merrimack Valley, NH
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The KDHE denied the permit to build coal plants in Holcomb. It would make sense for Kansas to invest in more wind energy. Feedlots and slaughterhouses dominate the bleak landscape. Illegal and legal Hispanics are a pretty much a majority of the population there. Holcomb can be as dry as a desert, and the temperatures were over 90F there today   
The climate is definitely getting warmer without a doubt. It is almost the end of October!
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10-21-2007, 08:45 AM
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Misfit On the Run!!
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Location: I am no Longer Invisible!!!!!
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Yes, illegals are taking over many towns in KS - why I moved out..
My FIL does some work in Holcomb and there's not a darn thing there. He does irrigation work. Thrilling, I must add!
People really should scope out areas - they plan on moving to!
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02-21-2008, 01:07 AM
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I agree. If you have jobs here already, go for it. If not. Don't bother coming here. Especially the GC area. You have to know at least some spanish to get a job. The illegal population has increased by atleast 50% since I moved away from there 6 years ago. Here's a little funny story a friend of my fiance's did at the Tyson plant in Emporia.. He went the middle of the plant, and yelled "ICE is here!" as loud as he could and 97% of the people went running. He got written up.. but it was sure funny.
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02-29-2008, 12:46 AM
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That's crap we must know THEIR language. THEY came HERE. THEY should ADAPT. All of the immigrants who came to Ellis Island nearly a century ago had to ADAPT to SURVIVE. Today it's freakin' backwards.
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