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If any you can please recommend italian areas you favor to live. Remember I dont want to go on like trip to forest or lake. I like recommendation only to italian area to live and with jobs and in future to raise good family. Because it is my plan.
Rather than move, you should look into Italian societies where you like.
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The Giglio Society of East Harlem is a devoted group of individuals who have dedicated their lives to honor Sant’ Antonio. Their love and devotion is on display each year during the Annual Italian Festival held in East Harlem, New York. They honor their Patron saint in very much the same fashion as their ancestry did and still do annually today in Brusciano by building a Giglio and dancing it in the streets of Manhattan, N.Y.
https://www.wiccny.org - its a short train ride to Tuckahoe. Look on their calendar of events & plan a Saturday up there. I've taken cooking & language courses there - many Italians from Italy!
Get involved in these groups (and google Italian Societies for many other groups). Ask them where you can move with a strong Italian community. But even before you move, get involved!!!
Staten Island, Tuckahoe, Eastchester, Elmsford - all have lots of Italians! You may not have to go to far to find what you what.
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