Reviews & Comments
Lewiston, ID
Where is the best place to find rental homes in Le -
5/12/2007Just need to know if anyone knows a good place to start to find rental homes or a website they can refer me to. My father-n-law is moving up there and doesn't want to buy a home. Thanks. Vincent (N.M.)
Lewiston, ID
We're thinking of re-locating to the Northwest. -
3/20/2006My wife is from near Walla Walla Wa. and has realitves in the Clarkston-Lewiston area. She's lived with me here in N.M. for 25yrs. and is ready to head back up north to the green mountains versus the dry desert of the S/W. Could anyone tell us about Lewiston? It seems like a nice area to raise a family. We have six children and we homeschool. Could someone provide information on homeschooling laws in Idaho and the price of housing? We would love to hear pros and cons on this city or the state of Idaho in general. Even the state of Washington is a moving option also. Thanks for your time. Vincent in New Mexico (alamogordo)
Alamogordo, NM
But its a DRY Heat! -
3/19/2006Alamogordo is a quiet little town located in the south central part of NM. Its home of Holloman AFB and its also an excellent retirement town. If you don't mind temperatures in the upper 90's and in low 100's in June, July and especially August then this town is for you. Winters are mild and Cloudcroft is the nearest winter wonderland when it does snow. (about 30 miles east) El Paso is about 90 miles south and you are near also to the Mexican border. Rainfall is almost non-existent in "them there parts"..but its a Dry Heat! Humidity is virtually not a word here either. Population is around 35,000 and the housing is becoming more expensive since its a very popular little city for people who want to get away from the big city but still want to enjoy the warmth of the S/W. Alamogordo is a quaint little town to rest relax and retire. Snowbirds welcome!!