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Old 08-14-2007, 11:07 AM
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Default Which city is better?
Stow or Tallmadge? For a country feel, a feeling of safety, entertainment nearby, and just a nice, pretty town to live?
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Old 08-19-2007, 03:59 PM
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I used to live in that area...here is my 2 cents:

Stow and Tallmadge are very similar... both are relatively safe (given their proximity to Akron!), have nearby entertainment (Kent State and Akron U are both really close). Of the two Tallmadge has more of a country feel and is much more "quaint". Stow has lots of new developments and better shopping. Most of the people who live in Talmadge have lived there all of their life...Stow has more "transplants". Overall, they're both nice small communities.
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