What are the best neigborhoods in Cincinnati? |
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Where is the good life? For families? Singles? |
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Kelly Tanis in Cincinnati, Ohio 61 months ago |
BLUE ASH. Top notch school district with school sponsored sports starting in 7th grade, a junior high which boasts over 70 clubs and organizations for students to participate in (and twice that at the high school)...weekly concerts over the summer...Taste of Blue Ash in the fall...Summerbration and Memorial Day Parade in the Spring...extremely diverse families from every economic sector and from all over the nation and world (we have a P&G branch here)....$40 a year to belong to the local pool/Rec Center...all with a small town atmosphere where people walk to the store or the library and have garage sales that entire neighborhoods participate in...oh, and we were voted one of America's top 50 cities to raise a family. |
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Amanda in Cincinnati, Ohio 57 months ago |
Blue Ash, Kenwood, Bridgetown |
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Suzy in Ross Ohio in Providence, Rhode Island 53 months ago |
Ross Ohio is a wonderful place to raise children with that small home town feel but close enough to all the amenities that you need. Our schools are rated above excellence. And they are! |
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John Murray in Fayetteville, Ohio 46 months ago |
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CicnyJem in Cincinnati, Ohio 41 months ago |
College Hill neighborhood of Cincinnati is my "hometown" area and one I recommed. Voted one of "This Old House" 10 best communities. Affordable housing, multiple options in public Cincinnati School District, McAuley HS girl's parochial, St Xavier or LaSalle boy's parochial. Easy transportation to all Greater Cincinnati areas and great multi-cultural diverse "neigborhood." Our community serves a political bellweather for polling purposes. Would gladly move here again and would encourage my best friends and family to share this neighborhood as well |
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Micheal Dobin in Cincinnati, Ohio 31 months ago |
It all depends on what kind of program you want. I agree, Blue Ash (Sycamore) is a pretty good neighborhood, considering academics and sports. Lakota East is also a good school, if you're looking at athletics. |
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mom of one son in West Chester, Ohio 10 months ago |
Don't make judgements about a whole community based on one opinion. |
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