looking for small town in OH to make home

[Alaskapat528]

Originally Posted by aquila

I know you're new to the forums, so I'll say "Welcome to City-Data"......but you may want to consider the original dates of the posts you are quoting before responding. That person hasn't posted since October 2007, and only has a total of 7 posts which were all made on the same day back then. So chances are he's not going to read this, and no doubt the OP (original poster) has already moved on since it has been 3 years since this thread was started.

I welcome you to contribute to the other discussions we have going. I just don't want you to feel ignored if the people you are responding to in this thread don't reply back.

The Orrville OP was actually posting to me back when I was checking into that area. I had posted on inquirires for Orrville, its still on here somewhere. BTW We did check out Orrville when we were down in Ohio on vacation a year ago this past June. Was a cute town but was not for us. We went to Hartville several times to the restaurant there and the flea market on weekends.

[Big_Bucko]

Columbus is the biggest city in area and population in Ohio. It encompasses most of Franklin County (although there are a total of 12 cities and villages in the county) and also extends into Delaware County to the North and Licking County to the East. Its population is the most of any city in Ohio. Yet the consummate quality of Columbus is its small-town atmosphere: neighbors know and recreate with one another, they borrow things from one another, they look out for one another. Want a small town? Go to Grandview Heights or Clintonville or Victorian Village or Bexley. You won't do any better and the services are comprehensive!

[mac777]

I would like to relocate my family to Centerburg in order to be closer to Delaware. Delaware is where my wife is from but we like the country and would like a small farm. Perhaps 2-5 acres would be nice. Let me know if anything is available. macqn@juno.com