what are the social relations between st. joseph and benton harbor?
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Go to mlive.com to research this question in local Michigan newspapers, especially Kalamazoo Gazette.
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I live in Idaho just north of the Utah border.  There is a town near here called Rexburg that has BYU-Idaho, a mormon college.  There is something about it because most of the guys I know who go there or went there are gay.  Salt Lake City has a pretty healthy gay community also.  They have parades and stuff I've heard.  Just because someone is mormon doesn't mean they can't be gay also!
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Very smart to post a question like this!!  I'm in Sheboygan, and it's a nice place here.  It would help to know more about you, but assuming you're just an average joe, there is a lot going on here.  Just a few off the top of my head ... if you have Google Earth, you can plug our city in and see that we have a good mix of urban and rural areas.  The western part of the county has a lot of open spaces.  Sheboygan itself has a lot of business and job opportunites, especially for a city of 50,000.  Still good manufacturing jobs here, believe it or not.  And of course, Lake Michigan is a beautiful sight!  If you go to photobucket.com, and punch in Sheboygan, I'm sure you'll see a lot of photos.  The lake is accessible to everyone.  Local politics is kind of a downside, because there is a lot of hostility between certain people, but most of us find it entertaining.  Sheboygan-Press.com is the local newspaper.  Many stories online to read!!  Tell me more about you (career,age,etc), and I'll put in my 2 cents about whether it's a good fit.  I read the part about 5 kids, the schools here always get high national ratings ... and Sheboygan was rated Best Place to Raise a Family a few years ago too by a national publication.
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maryland - annapolis\nmassachusettes - boston\nrhode island - providence
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Friendly towards one another. To socialize.
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st. john's or the banana river
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Helena.  More information is linked below.
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If you don't have too many friends there then you might get kinda lost & bored.Try downtown or roam around the other parts of the bay.There's a magazine called "Metro" you can pick up just about anywhere in San Jose-it has most the info you'll want.
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i would say palmbeachgardens. palm beach county has sunk a lot of ships offshore.
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What a fascinating subject. This map gives you their names and positions. \n\nhttp://ocean-ridge.ldeo.columbia.edu/general/html/home.html\n\nI hope this helps! :)
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I lived in st joseph most of my life and moved from there two years ago at that time they paid them by the day. It was around 300 a day...If you really need to know call the school district and they will tell you
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Try http://www.kingsport.org  \nThey have a place to e-mail them.  Ask their historian.  If any one knows, you can bet on those guys.  Probably still have a local write up in the archives.
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I WAS BORN IN KINGSTON JAMAICA BUT RAISED IN BALTIMORE,,ARE YOU FROM BALTIMORE?  WELL AS FAR AS WHAT I THINK ABOUT THEE  INNER HARBOR I THINK IT'S A REALLY NICE PLACE TO GO AND CHILL.
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There are a number of places to dive.  I would suggest visiting a local dive store (LDS) and checking: a) on any books they have on local shore dives; b) any shop dives they do (typically these are free shore dives); and c) any local charters they do.  Heck, visit more than one LDS (i.e., fifth dimension, silent world, UWS, etc.)\n\nI think Titlow beach near Tacoma is nice as is the Edmonds underwater park.  Octopus hole and Sund Rock on Hood Canal can also be decent.  Many do the Alki area as well.  I would probably pick Edmonds but that is personal taste.  (Full dsiclosurte:  I have not done any in the San Juans, Strat of Juan de Fuca, etc. which are all likely to be much better)\n\nIn any event, the shop dives are a great way to find out about an area and do the dive with a  group who knows the area.  Then you can decide if you want to put it on your regular rotation.  The local charters (i.e., Bandido, et. al.) are also a good way to see some non-shore based sites.  Finally, the books describe many great locations.\n\nTwo final observations:  Currents matter around here and it is best to dive at slack or ebb -- check a current table and plan your dive accordingly.  Viz is better in the winter and, I think, tends to be better at high tide.
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It is the Mary Jo Copeland shelter, I believe it is in Eagan, MN which is a suburb of Minneapolis.
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:}\nNew social structures created by\nThe single parent family\nReduced  faith based communities\nremoval of prayer from schools\nless stay at home moms
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its a nice town for swimming since its on the sea, other interesting cities are damascus the capital and aleppo