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Linden, MI is a small town located in Genesee County and has a population of about 3,000 people. The town has many things to offer its visitors, such as parks, historical sites, shopping centers and restaurants. Linden is known for its small-town charm and friendly community. It’s also home to several historic buildings like the Linden House and the Old Town Hall.
The reviews on Linden are generally positive with most people finding it to be a great place to live or visit. People appreciate the fact that it is easy to get around due to its smaller size and the various amenities that are available in town. The tight-knit community makes it a great place for families and visitors alike. The peaceful atmosphere and friendly locals really add to the experience in Linden. Additionally, there are plenty of outdoor activities that can be enjoyed including biking trails, boating opportunities at nearby lakes as well as nearby state parks for camping or hiking. All in all, Linden provides an ideal environment for both residents living in the area or those passing through just looking for a little rest and relaxation.
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nice place to live - 8/11/2009
Linden is a small town with a good mix of people. There are a lot of snobby moms who run around the schools thinking they are cool but really look like idiots. The school has always been good to my son but he's only in third grade. By High School they will expect him to be an athlete and if he's not the other students and teachers will treat him like an out cast. Crime is really not a problem in Linden, I've always felt save here. There is very little to do here. There is a nice beach in the summer and a sledding hill in the winter. There are a couple parks, a crappy bar, and a coffee shop. Linden is very close to Fenton for some shopping but if shopping for clothing you can go to the ghetto in Flint or drive all the way to Brighton or Auburn Hills. Because VG's grocery store has a monolopy on the area you have to go to at least Howell for groceries at a decent price. Over all it's not a bad place to live, the only thing stopping me from buying a house here are the super high taxes
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Linden Public High School pressuring my son to qui - 2/26/2009
My son does not have enough credits to graduate this year. His councular and tried other ways for my son to be able to attend other places to get his credits and to be able to get a GED but those places cost money; that I do not have. My son came home from school today telling me that the school told him his last day of school there is next Friday. They are telling my son that there is no use for him to continue to go to school because he will never be able to obtain the credits that he needs in order to graduate on time so they told him he is done next Friday. How can they do this? How is this legal for that school? Doesn't the state give public schools funds for each student; so Linden has already received their funds for my son right? Does the school have to pay the state back that money? My son does not cause trouble for this school. I do not understand how this school can do this. Are you able to answer my questions? Thank you
Teressa
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