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05-06-2008, 10:54 PM
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Walter,
Your map is mapping out Nassau Shores as East Massapequa. I believe most of Nassau Shores is zoned for Massapequa schools (my relatives live off of W. Shore and are Massapequa schools); however, if you move a few blocks east within the same East Massapequa block indicated on your map, those schools are most certainly zoned for Amityville SD.
Last edited by iluvmycuties; 05-06-2008 at 10:58 PM..
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05-06-2008, 11:09 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by iluvmycuties
Walter,
Your map is mapping out Nassau Shores as East Massapequa. I believe most of Nassau Shores is zoned for Massapequa schools (my relatives live off of W. Shore and are Massapequa schools); however, if you move a few blocks east within the same East Massapequa block indicated on your map, those schools are most certainly zoned for Amityville SD.
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Nothing wrong here: about two-thirds of the Hamlet of East Massapequa is in the Massapequa Union Free School District and one-third of the Hamlet of East Massapequa is in the Amityville Union Free School District:
......Part in Amityville Union Free School District: 738 acres
Part in Massapequa Union Free School District: 1,533 acres
........................Hamlet of East Massapequa: 2,271 acres |
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05-06-2008, 11:17 PM
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LOL
My God man, you're a machine! Wish I knew you when I was searching for homes!
I think what I, along with IloveLI, was trying to convey was that there are very nice areas in the HAMLET of East Massapequa (better known to the general public as Nassau Shores and plain old Massapequa) that are zoned for the Amityville SD.
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05-30-2008, 10:59 PM
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Can a NYC born and raised be happy in Long Island?
Hi, this is my first posting to a blog so I'm not sure on the etiquette of communicating here so please bear with me. I am considering moving to Long Island from Manhattan, our 10 year old and 2 year old are begging for more space and less noise. My problem is that I'm NYC born and raised and don't drive. I love being around people and enjoy a diverse population. I do like the quiet but I'm afraid I would end up in a too quiet place. Can I get some input on some towns that are lively (as in plenty to do with kids) and a nice size walking town, close to libraries, cafes, ice cream parlors, art center or creative communities, liberal, family oriented...  is there a town out there? |
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05-31-2008, 05:10 AM
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I would say Rovkville Centre in Nassau County. With that said, IMO, you will have to learn to drive if you want to live on LI and enjoy all it has to offer.
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