Arlington Heights/Mount Prospect IL? -

Arlington Heights/Mount Prospect ILIs it a town to raise a family in ?Would you tell your relative/friends to move there?School System? Private or Public?Does the school system you have have an anti bully policy?Is that policy enforced if a problem occurs?Thank you

Arlington Heights and Mt Prospect are fine family related suburbs. 2 others to consider in that area are Palatine and Buffalo Grove. Contact the individual school district for discipline policies. None of these towns have unit districts. Elementary and high schools are separate. Because Arl. Hts is so large it has 3:http://www.ahsd25.k12.il.us/http://www.ccsd59.org/http://www.d214.org/http://d57.org/http://www.rtsd26.org/http://www.ccsd15.net/http://www.d211.org/http://www.district96.k12.il.us/http://www.d102.org/This site may help in your decision:http://www.greatschools.net/I am limited to the amount of websites I can show. Also do a search for parochial schools chicago - St. Peter Lutheran School - St. Paul Lutheran School - Immanuel Lutheran School

Gas Stations in Central Jersey? -

I just moved to Madison NJ. I was wondering if anyone knows which gas stations within a 5 mile radius of Madison New Jersey operate after midnight?

Since the gas stations in New Jersey are required by law to pump your gas, very few are open round the clock.So if you re getting low, try to get gas before 10pm.

There is a Shell station located at 621 Shunpike Rd in Chatham, about a miles from Madison. However, I m not sure if it is open around the clock. The best thing I can tell you is to call the station directly and inquiry about their hours of operation. The phone number is (973) 377-4853.The link below show the location of the station and the driving direction from Madison.http://maps.google.com/maps?daddr=621+Sh��Good luck

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I am 24 yrs old with a fiancee looking to move to Colorado. Which is the best city for us.? -

We enjoy being active and we also like the city. Our major concerns is 1. jobs, 2. not living in the ghetto. and 3. beautiful sites. Please give me your incites in where you would move and why and may the best answer win.

You will LOVE Colorado. Denver is huge with tons of traffic and can take a long time to commute to work. Colorado Springs is more manageable and the most beautiful city you ll ever see.... also, closer to the mountains, lots of outdoor activities available. You may also like a smaller city, like Grand Junction. Avoid resort and ski towns like Breckenridge and Vail...those kind of towns are extremely expensive to live in and have very limited jobs.

well colorado really only has one city, denver..fort collins is more of a large college town and you should avoid colorado springs--it s all miltary and families...denver is full of jobs if you have marketable skills (people seem to forget that part nowadays) and has plenty opportunites for being active and for city life