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Leland North Carolina

Southport discusses hot button issues in community workshop January 11, 2022     Peyton Furtado The Drinking Water Crisis That North Carolina Ignored For decades, DuPont dumped toxic PFAS into North Carolina’s Cape Fear River. Today, the local community is suffering the health consequences—and fighting back. June 07, 2021   Nicole Greenfield   When the Wilmington, North Carolina,  StarNews   broke a story  in 2017 about the  rampant contamination  of the region’s drinking water supply by a chemical called GenX, Tom Kennedy had just finished four months of chemotherapy for his stage 2 breast cancer. During the radiation treatment that followed, Kennedy, then 45, learned that the cancer had metastasized to his brain, newly classifying him as a stage 4 terminal patient with 6 to 12 months to live. Four years later, with some 60 rounds of chemotherapy under his belt, he’s still going strong. But also four years later, the Cape Fear River watershe...

Notes about Easton Pennsylvania

Update information about Easton PA - August 2022   Latest sinkhole was at Sinkhole Closes Route 3008 – Jefferson County Sinkhole February 18, 2022 / 0 Comments / in Pennsylvania Sinkhole News , Sinkhole News / by Hamza Farooq Punxsutawney, PA – Route 3008 between the intersections of Diamond Road, Gresock Road in Young Township, and Delaware Avenue in Punxsutawney was closed due to a sinkhole. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has alerted the drivers to take a detour route through South Main Street (State Route 436) to Spoetsburg Road (State Route 3010) to Gresock Road (T-374). February 18, 2022 Sinkhole Along Route 136 – Lancaster County Sinkhole Hempfield, pa. - A sinkhole of considerable size opened up along…     Best Places to Live in Easton, Pennsylvania Mid-sized city complex - East-central Pennsylvania, along I-78 20 miles west of the New Jersey border. June, September ...

About Middletown, Delaware

I will update this page often, as I find new information https://www.motchiropractic.com/history-middletown-indiana/ Today, Middletown has some of the most exciting eateries you would find around the place, and with the great scenery on offer, can be one of the first places you want to explore with your family over the weekend. Livability https://www.areavibes.com/middletown-de/livability / 2 h 39 min (165 miles) from Bayside Distance from Holy Trinity Armenian Church, 101 Ashmead Rd, Cheltenham, PA 19012 is about 1hr 2min 54 min from Havertown, PA Amtrak train stations (within 30 miles of city center) Workforce Housing Program https://www.zillow.com/homes/Middletown,-DE_rb / Notes about this townhouse It seems the PRICE has stayed the same, I wander if something is wrong with this development 322 Norwalk Way Middletown, DE 19709 3 Beds 3 Baths 1,650 sqft $229,900 the problem is in 02/27/2008 $230,000 they paid exact price they are asking after 12 years, ...

Information about Pennsylvania

The 10 Worst Places To Live In Pennsylvania For 2020 We used science and data to determine which cities in PA are the real pits. https://www.roadsnacks.net/these-are-the-10-worst-places-to-live-in-pennsylvania Are the Poconos a safe place to live? June 24, 2008 by Andrea Kimes 21 Comments/ http://www.poconotalk.com/are-the-poconos-a-safe-place-to-live/ 2020 Best Places to Live Methodology The 2020 Best Places to Live ranking provides a comprehensive assessment of the overall livability of an area. This grade takes into account several key factors of a location, including the quality of local schools, crime rates, housing trends, employment statistics, and access to amenities in an attempt to measure the overall quality of an area. https://www.niche.com/places-to-live/search/best-places-to-live/c/monroe-county-pa /

Information about the Poconos

latest update: 7/14/2020: Do your homework and thoroughly investigate the area which you’re moving too. A great place for free advice is http://pocono.commuterclub.org contrary to its name its not a site for commuters and people are very willing to give their honest opinions whether you’re open to hear it or not. FORUM: The real deal about the Poconos - read comments and ask questions: http://www.city-data.com/forum/northeastern-pennsylvania/1396949-real-deal-about-poconos-3.html Some comments from the FORUM: Communities (we live full time in one) can be good and bad. They can be very restrictive or not restrictive at all, which can be detrimental to your property values. The dues do tend to go up every year. The board can devolve into petty squabbling; some boards are so split that armed guards are present at meetings. Your dues pay for things like snow plowing, because your roads are private. But the plowing, at least in my community, isn't 24-7. If you need to travel at...

Are you thinking of relocating to Maryland?

Here I'll compile information about living in Maryland:   June 15, 2022 A: modernchic1977 · 4 hr. ago I am very happy with my condo. We moved to the Forest Glen area, which I like a lot, despite some issues you have with most areas. Our condo had everything we required, but it is older and the overall property needs some maintenance, but the current board is doing a great job tackling it all. The biggest problems have been previous boards not wanting to raise the HOA enough to actually take care of the aging infrastructure as most of the residents are quite a bit older and they balk at any increase. However, the units themselves are a good deal for the area with a lot of amenities for the fee we pay, and I am pretty sure the area is going to be developed more in the next 10+ years, so my investment will be a good one, and in the meantime I have a nice place to live until we retire.   Updated information June 14, 2022 via reddit:  Q: .....So I guess I’m askin...