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Subject: Re: Things are changing in Newburgh Author: ohiomarie [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 17:33:17 01/15/10 Fri In reply to: D. A. Romano 's message, "Re: Things are changing in Newburgh" on 12:40:29 01/15/10 Fri We use to go to Cleveland a lot when we were younger. Today it is the worst city, you name it it happens there. I would say the population is 80% dark colored. People can't sit on their porches anymore, kids are not save walking a few blocks. I could go on. Wellington has it's problems, we can read the Police Report in our weekly paper every Tues. As some of you know my oldest grandson is a policeman in Elyria, We worry every day when he works. That and the city of Lorain are also bad places to live. Some of us old folks from Newburgh, aren't you glad we lived there when it was really safe? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Things are changing in Newburgh To D. A. Romano from #212 04:50:38 01/16/10 Sat Re: Things are changing in Newburgh Arlene to all........ 05:45:03 01/16/10 Sat Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- Mayor Don, 06:51:30 01/16/10 Sat Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- Richard Romano, 09:07:40 01/16/10 Sat Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- Mayor Don, 07:39:43 01/17/10 Sun Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- George, 12:17:22 01/16/10 Sat Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- Arlene to George, 17:30:23 01/16/10 Sat Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- Wackoo #1, 18:19:53 01/16/10 Sat Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- #4 to #1, 19:50:59 01/16/10 Sat Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- George, 21:23:09 01/19/10 Tue Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- Glenn Fiddick, 13:47:52 01/20/10 Wed Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- Glen Livet, 16:11:48 01/20/10 Wed Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- #4, 17:18:31 01/20/10 Wed Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- Glenn Garry, 06:56:10 01/21/10 Thu Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- #2 to Glen Livet, 14:16:35 01/21/10 Thu Re: Things are changing in Newburgh DAR to #212 11:25:09 01/16/10 Sat Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- Back to the TOP, 17:38:21 01/20/10 Wed Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- #2, 04:14:10 01/21/10 Thu Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- R. Ben Renewell, 07:04:11 01/21/10 Thu Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- ohiomarie, 17:23:57 01/21/10 Thu Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- Beaufort Bobby, 04:06:32 01/22/10 Fri Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- ohiomarie, 17:54:57 01/22/10 Fri