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None at all, there is nothing here, you have to drive out to do anything. No organization ever welcomed us, rather the opposite. There are busybodies here, one woman in particular drives by my house, stops, rolls down her window and says something like "that dog should be on a leash". (My dog has a narrow black leash, not very visible). Sometimes she just stops and gives me a hateful look.
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This town is all-white, people are rather oldish, few children except those attending the Gill St-Bernards School. I am the only non-white person I have ever seen here and I do not feel comfortable. I have lived here over one year and people have called the police on me 3 times, for nothing illegal such as walking my dog too close a neighbor's lawn, for starting our ATV and once for talking to an elderly woman down the street. I am scared and planning to move out.
No industries here, a couple of restaurants, a rather large bank, a few small stores. I am a physician, I work away from here (thankfully).
This is a very quiet town, nothing happens, you hardly ever see anyone walking.
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I would advise any non-white person to stay out of this bitter, racist little town. Also, be careful, the speed limit is 25mph, and the idle police have nothing else to do here, as there is no crime, they will get you for speeding. Such a small town should not have its own police force, they should be part of Chester or Bedminster.
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