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Old 04-29-2008, 12:38 PM
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If you like rural, you'll love Rehoboth, Berkley, Dighton and parts of Swansea and Seekonk. Somerset is more suburban. School Systems "they" rave about are: Dighton/Rehoboth and Somerset. Also some parts of Taunton are also rural.
Please let me know if you need more info. I know this southern/southeastern ma area very well.
Lori you forgot Lakeville where I am. Just as rural as Dighton and more rural than somerset. My home's even on the market, $300,000.

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Newcomers from Scottsdale, Arizona would like to post the following question concerning Franklin/Wrentham and surrounding areas: If you had a choice of where to bring up a child (8 y/o daughter), which town would you recommend? We are looking for strong academics and a good sense of community. Have heard Ben Franklin Charter in Franklin is good. We are temporarily in Wrentham and it seems to be a nice, quaint town. Work is in Hopkinton. Everyone has an opinion; let us hear them all!
It really depends on whether you like the quaintness of Wrentham or you'd like something a little busier, with more emenities. You don't have to be a Franklin resident to send your child to the charter school there. There's also a charter school in Foxborough, too.

Of course Franklin is closer to the job in Hopkinton and the prices of houses might be a little bit less and more to choose from. Wrentham will never end up with the kind of growth that Franklin has had because they don't want it.

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Old 05-07-2008, 09:52 AM
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Why doesn't Wrentham want it (growth)? How are the Wrentham public schools?

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