widow and 3 teens need to move US from years in Antigua - best places US to live safe - multicultural ?
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http://www.findyourspot.com/ \n this is pretty cool site might help you to find what you are looking for.
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i used to live there (for over ten years) and have several suggestions:\n\n-newport- there are some great views of the ocean along with cool mansions built during the jazz age. also great restaurants and shops.\n\n-providence- they have really transformed the city and the waterfront is now really cool to visit. also near RISD and Brown is a nice area with older homes. roger williams park and zoo is worthwhile as well.\n\n-narragansett/south kingstown- the beaches are great. surfers consider the town beach in narr. one of the best on the east coast. moonstone beach (if it is open to visitors) is also a great beach with lots of cool stones and shells. historically, people from conn. and mass. go down to ri for the best beaches\n\n-uri- the state university has a nice campus in Kingston with a pretty quad and interesting old and new buildings - one is even shaped like a castle.\n\n-enjoy
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I agree..:) i live in NJ now.. in an area that my son goes to a blue ribbon school..:) but I am trying to move because of cost of living.. housing here is ridiculos now..you can't find a one family home in a decente neighborhood for less than 500,000...and the taxes are the equivalent of a high scale rent...:) so my advice is don't come..:) I am leaving..:)
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Try this link\n\nhttp://www.carolinaliving.com/relocating/
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This is just my opinion but if it was my 16 year daughter I would say no way. And I would say no way if she 26. Though at that age I guess she can make her own decission.\n\nI am sure that there are hostils out there that are safe but I not sure. Check out the area that you are going to and maybe talk with folks that have.\n\nI wish I could say more to you but I really do not know where to turn you.\n\nGood luck to you and have where ever it is your going.
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I can't speak for an American marrying a Canadian but I am Canadian and my Brother married a girl from another country and had to go through that process.  Yes it seems long but if you are married and living here it won't really be that long.  I'm sure you'll have no problems passing any scrutiny.  I hope you are planning on living in an area where you are familiar with the climate.  It would not be good for your morale to move to northern Ontario or Edmonton if you are from a southern state.  Just be forwarned and prepared for the climate in your new home area.  Oh and welcome eh!  (tee hee we don't really say that - just when we speak to Americans!)
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My answer:  It depends.\n\nAre you moving for a job?  Boyfriend?  the beach?\nDo you have a savings account or are you financing the move with a credit card?\n\nThings to ask yourself before you move:\nHow long do you intend to stay there?\nAre you financially able to support yourself once you get there, for the time period above?\nDo you have friends and/or family there?  If not, why are you moving again?\n\nBad reasons to move:\nBoredom.\nMad at someone. (ex-boyfriend, family member, etc.)\n\nThis isn't a traditional "answer", but it does give you some basic factors to consider before you relocate.\n\nBest of luck to you.
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If you want peace and quiet, combined with a cosmo environment, your best bet is to move to the South Coast - around the smaller 'towns' such as Shoreham-by-Sea, Worthing, Crawley or Horsham.  You have the peace, less crime, good schools, yet you are still close to the city for those all important shopping trips.  It is beautiful.  I used to live in London - once you live down on the coast (not forgetting the kids enjoying themselves especially in the summer), you never look back!
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This is a very nice area, I grew up on the outskirts of both of these towns.  Cary has some very nice apartments - not sure of any particular names, but can tell you that anything on Maynard or Kildair farms will be nice.  Chapel Hill is also nice but be aware of the crime rates in the area before you move.  I lived in an older neighborhood in Durham about 10 years ago.  The neighborhood was really nice but two weeks before I moved there were several homicides in neighboring areas.  In Chapel Hill aprtments closer to the University may be reasonable - but you will have the college atmospher (parties).  I have found that usually apartments closer to some of the teaching hospitals will be reasonably priced and since most of the college students there are med students the partying is less.  Apex also has some reasonably priced housing.  Sorry that I could not give any specific names of apartments, but hopefully info on the area has helped!\n\nGood Luck!
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Housing in the Baltimore Washington area is expensive, compared to some other areas of the country. If you have school age children, you do not want to live in the city. The city schools are very poor. Some of the suburban school districts are much better. \n\nThe climate is not bad. Winters are generally mild, but a small snow storm will bring the area to a halt. Summers tend follow the three H rule. Hazy, Hot, and Humid.\n\nThere are quite a few options for restaurants and nightclubs. The inner harbor and Fells point areas have quite a few, and there are also some nice places out on York Road.\n\nI would recommend that you cone down for a few days and explore the area, before you decide to move.
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I'm an American Citizen who moved here two years ago to marry my Welsh husband.  We live in London.  In my experience so far, most everyone is judged on who they are personally.  I've experienced a couple instances of racism, but they were brief moments of stupidity on the part of a couple un-informed persons.\n\nIt doesn't really matter in the long run if you stay there or come here...  It's your life and where and how you choose to live it and be as a person - your values and your integrity - that's what is only ever going to matter.\n\nCheers\n\nPS - the jobs market is great, if you have skills it's even better.  I'd suggest you start doing some Internet research to get an idea of what is here and what's on offer job and pay-wise so you know what you will be facing.  Ta
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I suggest Canada. You have two languages to choose from: English and French. Also they have a budding socialist government who believe in handing out freebies especially 'free' health care. There's plenty of land and room for tons of immigrants.
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PA is a great place to live, and is very handicap freindly. there are tons of resources to help u out, just go the states web page. If u r interested in the pittsburgh area, where i live, email me back and ill send u some more in depth information! good luck with the new move!
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Check the housing waiting lists.  Not knowing your rank or family size, I don't know what you'd get.\n\nhttp://www.nsa-norva.navy.mil/housing/wait.pdf\n\nI absolutely LOVED that area.  Lots for kids to do.  The real estate market there is unsettled, but by that time it should be firm again.  Personally, I prefer living in Virginia Beach to Norfolk.  I think the neighborhoods and schools were a bit better.  Email me if you want the info on a super good realtor.
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Mexico. Preferably northern. Beautiful and inexpensive, rich and friendly culture. Close to home(if ur from the US). You shouldn't live near a beach though in my opinion. What if a brutal storm comes?? say goodbye to your belongings, some where a couple of miles away form the water would be good. That way you can go to the beach as a treat and it wont become mundane.
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IDK of any Indian ones. Chicago has a very large Hispanic and Polish population. I lived in Aurora for a little over a year (it's literally right next to Naperthrill) We lived in Fox Pointe Apts. it was cheap and didnt have any problems there at all, but i guess it really depend on what you want to spend. Naperville and Aurora combined have a population over 300k so there's a lot of apartments and condos to chose from
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please don't listen to what the others have to say. The US is a great place to live and visit. If you want a quiet, good life for your family, thinking about Canada also isn't a bad idea. Canada is BEAUTIFUL, I've been there and their communities are great.\n\nThis website directs you to where and how you can apply for Canadian citizenship, or an immigration/work permit.\n\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/offices/apply-where.html\n\nCanada's sites for information are great, and this site will be much more informative than anyone's opinion on yahoo :)\n\ngood luck with your family, and may your child grow up to be beautiful,strong, and healthy. I wish you and your husband the best.