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Old 02-03-2007, 07:56 PM
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I am thinking of moving to Waco sometimes this year to run a small business -what will be the best part or town to live - I will appreciate any advices - and also what about junior and high schools? Thank you

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hmm...well Waco's crime rate is steadily increasing but if you move here I doubt you'd noticed it, but anyways!.....I'd suggest not moving to the East Side or South side (Waco has three different areas, East side is the African American neighborhood, very rundown, prostitutes,drugs,gangs,etc.: South side is the the predominant hispanic area, that side basically has the same problems as the East side) I would suggest North side, they have some very nice homes, and nice people. The local high schools suck, expecially Waco High, but I would suggest probably moving over in the area by the Richland Mall,Hewitt,or Woodway.

What type of business are you trying to start?

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