New Jersey?

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msamoohead asked:

I may be leaving australia to live and work in new jersey as a nanny for a year,is it a bad place? really,i come from a small town in australia no more than 6000 people,everyone knows everyone. I dont wanna get robbed or shot at while im there.

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ProfessorAdam says, July 11th, 2009

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No, that’s where I was born and raised, where in New Jersey?

Contact me with specifics and I can help you out.

HMBreest2 says, July 13th, 2009

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Then I wouldn’t move to that big of a city…think of some place in the midwest. I personally enjoy Wisconsin. Lots of small friendly towns to work in.

Rain says, July 14th, 2009

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Wow! What are people telling you?

New Jersey might be the butt of many jokes, but it’s a good state to live. It’s got farms and fields as well as cities and metropolitian areas.

For more information, check out some of the cities in Jersey here:

starsbleedfire says, July 15th, 2009

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New Jersey has a lot of small suburbal areas. Where will you be living? New Jersey has a lot to offer. It is close to the shore, and also close to two major cities, NYC and Philadelphia. Depending on which city you will be moving to, the crime rate varies as well. From what I know, there are only a few cities that the crime rate is bad. I think New Jersey is great and you don’t have anything to worry about!

bahdotcom says, July 16th, 2009

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New Jersey is like any other large place. It has a few bad places, and lots of great places. You would not feel comfortable in the large cities – such as Newark, Irvington, Elizabeth, Camden or Trenton. These all have dangerous sections and would be uncomfortable for you.

New Jersey has a bad reputation to some, but they tend to be people who have not visited. It actually boasts one of the highest percentages of undeveloped land of any state on the East Coast, it has great beaches, and 1/3 of the state is a pine forest called the Pine Barrens.

It is also home to some of the wealthiest towns in the nation, including Short Hills and Cherry Hill. Nice areas abound, and you are quite safe in New Jersey.