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Hopedale CDP, MA is a census-designated place located in the south-central region of Massachusetts. This area has several attractions and activities to explore that attract tourists every year. There are various outdoor recreation opportunities available such as hiking trails, nature centers, and a variety of parks. Visitors can also take part in local festivities like the annual Hopedale Festival of Lights or check out some of the historic sites around town. The reviews for this charming town are overwhelmingly positive, with many people praising its vibrant culture and friendly atmosphere. People particularly appreciate the range of amenities available here, including excellent educational institutions and high-quality restaurants. There is something for everyone in Hopedale CDP, MA, making it an attractive destination for all ages and interests!
based on 3 ReviewsGet to know Hopedale CDP with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Hopedale CDP
General View - 10/25/2009
I bought a house in Hopedale four years ago. It was my first home purchase. I feel like a bought a piece of "Mayberry". The people who live here are great, they are warm and friendly. The local government keeps the town spotless; they even come by your house in the fall and pick up the leaves left by the side walk for you. The taxes are reasonable for what you get. This is a progressive town that simply gets better and better each year. I love it hear in my 139 year old home, it's perfect.
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John
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Employment - 3/6/2008
We moved to the New England area about a year ago - job transfer. I have since lost my job due to economy. The New England area, MA in general is a very difficult area to find employmet in if you are not a healthcare professional. We are looking to relocate
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Pros & Cons - 10/12/2006
As a 3.5 yr resident of Hopedale, I wanted to provide some feedback to anyone considering relocation to this area. First, like everything else is MA, it is expensive when compared to most regions of the country. However, it is less expensive than living close to Boston, yet the city is still accessible. Second, the school system is, in my opinion, marginal, largely due to its small size. The Jr and Sr. high schools are one and the same facility, and the course selection is limited, as is the ability to provide advanced placement or similar courses. The school administrators mean well, but when the average grade size is only 75 or so, the options are limited. Plus, it is cursed with the educational liberalism that hurts the entire state, which shows up in a variety of ways. (Such as an elementary math program that virtually all the parents hate, but can't change, as the school can't afford to abandon it.) Third, of all things, the city water is the worst of any place we have
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