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im looking to move into the sturbridge/southbridge area of mass, i was wondering if anyone had some local knowledge of these areas. good area to live? is it ghetto? lame? things to do? bar scene? other good surrounding towns to live in? any insight would be greatly appreciated.

my lack of connecticut knowledge coming from NH landed me in willimantic, so im trying to avoid another mishap like that, im tired of living in the ghetto.

thanx
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Well, in Old Sturbridge Village, this is as ghetto as it gets:

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c\'mon, willimantic is great!
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That area pretty much sucks bro I used to live out there.

The place to be in Mass is the valley. Northampton and the towns right around there. Amherst maybe, but you might be better off west of the river.

If you don\'t know why, all you gotta do is take a drive through these towns, walk along main st. in northampton, grab a slice of pizza, step into one of the local bars, take a drive through the surrounding area.. you\'ll see.
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my lack of connecticut knowledge coming from NH landed me in willimantic, so im trying to avoid another mishap like that, im tired of living in the ghetto.

rotfl Def. not the worst part of CT, but by far the greatest.

And yeah, Northampton part of Mass. is great!
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That area pretty much sucks bro I used to live out there.

The place to be in Mass is the valley. Northampton and the towns right around there. Amherst maybe, but you might be better off west of the river.

If you don\'t know why, all you gotta do is take a drive through these towns, walk along main st. in northampton, grab a slice of pizza, step into one of the local bars, take a drive through the surrounding area.. you\'ll see.

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Sturbridge/Southbridge isn\'t terrible. It\'s pretty safe; wouldn\'t call it ghetto. But there is nothing to **** do down there. It\'s terribly boring. And it\'s not like you can overlook the boring because the scenery is really beautiful... it\'s pretty dull.

Bar scene? Riiiight...

Move back to NH.
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From what I remember hearing about those towns they suck and come with a side of Puerto Rico.

I\'d take the BDFree advice and go with the Pioneer Valley.  Lots of music, food, alcohol, college girls etc.  No where else in central/western Mass can really compare.  The bike trail is a nice bonus, too.  Given their size, you really can\'t find towns like Northampton/Amherst with that much variety of food.
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is it ghetto? lame? things to do? bar scene? other good surrounding towns to live in? any insight would be greatly appreciated.
thanx

Though I\'m not sure what ghetto means in this regard, I do read three consecutive concerns about boredom right after that.  ("lame? things to do? bar scene? ")  I gather boredom is a concern because you\'ve been dwindling in Willimantic after spinning your wheels in New Hampshire.  Well, you\'re about to move to a place that is not sigificantly different than Willimantic.  You\'re going to be just as bored.  Perhaps you should consider city life?  It doesn\'t have to be a major city like Boston, but if you\'re gonna move to central Mass just go the extra 25 miles to Worcester.  Maybe it\'s not the best town of all time or anything but it doesn\'t suck either and I know a lot of people who have enjoyed living there for a few years in their 20s.  There\'s no reason you should get bored.  Or as the other guys said, if you\'re open to western mass try out Northampton/Hadley/Amherst, very cool towns.  Sturbridge is just gonna be the same town, different state for you.

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Move to downtown Northampton.  I lived there & it is the best place to be in terms of having a social life.  It\'s the easiest place to meet great people.  I met the best friends of my life there.   There are lots of lezzies there as it is supposedly the lezzie capital, but most of them are really fun & throw some great parties.  If you don\'t know anyone there, you should find a house with a bunch of people & you will meet their friends & friends of friends.  It\'s fun walking to the downtown.  Lived in Hadley & Amherst as well.  Amherst would be a second choice.  Some friends of mine just moved out of Easthampton back to downtown Northampton cuz they missed it so much.  Easthampton\'s all right, but you don\'t have the luxury of walking downtown & meeting up with people you know.  Easthampton had the Flywheel, a great place to see bands, but I think it is closed now or in the process of relocating.  Noho definitely has some great spots for checking out bands.  The food can\'t be beat as well.  There\'s an awesome store called Deals n Steals where organic foods are deeply discounted.  You\'re at a great age to be living there as most of the people that live there are in their early 20\'s.  I live in San Diego now, but sure do miss Noho.  There\'s nothing like it.  The only thing it\'s lacking is the ocean, but the pond\'s nearby are fun to swim in during the summer.  I met Wolfman as a result of living in that area.  
As for the Sturbridge area, don\'t know much about it, but would imagine Sturbridge Village, as seen in the picture above, is about the only thing that town is good for.  Have heard some pretty bad stories about how ghetto Wilimantic is.  Good luck getting out of there without getting shot.  :bounce4::bounce6:
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the thing is, its gotta be somewhere between southborough (where my job is) and connecticut (where my girls job is), prolly closer to conn. i just looked at a map and sturbridge area is an equal drive for both of us. so cant be too far from that area

but thanx for yur help guys :wave:
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southbridge is in the middle of nowhere, so if you want a nice quiet place to yourself, go there.  If you want a bar scene or anything like that, go somewhere else.  If your not very fond of your job, ou could look into finding a new job and going to NoHo, very cool city.
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what about webster?
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what about webster?